A Man’s War Bond Sacrifice Echoes In A Valley Home
A 1953 testimony recounts a couple’s wartime choice to keep War Bonds intact. John recalls tougher years in 1943, Ellen’s illness, and the decision to save rather than cash bonds. Their modest life today reflects prudent sacrifice and the hope of lasting security.
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