June
1, 1930 We slept well at John F.
Reimers. Then we went to D. P. Reimers
and then to church. For dinner we went
to the parents and also stayed there for faspa. The visitors there were D. K.
Siemens, J. Kornelsens, John Warkentins, Jacob Pletts, Klaas P. Reimers, Peter
Klassens, Johan N. Koops, Aunt Klassen, and K. R. Friesens. For the evening we went to John Warkentins
and Jacob Pletts. For night back to the
parents ________
Most of us would
have had relatives-overload by this point, but Cornelius and Margaret were just
hitting their stride. They had breakfast
at the David P. Reimers – he was Margaret’s second cousin and his wife, Maria
L. Plett, was an aunt to Cornelius’ first wife Katie. Then they managed to squeeze a worship
service at the Blumenort Kleine Gemeinde fellowship. After that they went to Jacob L. Plett’s,
Cornelius former parents-in-law, to whom he remained close all his life. His brother David came over – his wife Sarah
was Katie’s sister. Johann U. Kornelsens
were there, and their daughter Betty, who was not born yet, would marry
Cornelius and Margaret’s son Elmer twenty-four years later. I will not bore you with the details, but
most of the rest were relatives to either Cornelius or Margaret or to both.
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