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<p>Here is future artist Ann Wenner Osteen holding an armload of farm cats outside the family home at the corner of Petersville &amp; Souder Roads in the early 1940s. Her skinned knee didn&#039;t seem to bother her. The Wenner farm, the last operating farm in Brunswick, was full of cats as Brunswick still is today. Ann cultivated cats as a child and raised them throughout the rest of her life in her Savannah, GA home. Peter Wenner Dad told me they once got to the point where they had so many cats that...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br /> Here is future artist Ann Wenner Osteen holding an armload of farm cats outside the family home at the corner of Petersville &amp; Souder Roads in the early 1940s. Her skinned knee didn&#039;t seem to bother her.<br /> <br /> The Wenner farm, the last operating farm in Brunswick, was full of cats as Brunswick still is today.<br /> <br /> Ann cultivated cats as a child and raised them throughout the rest of her life in her Savannah, GA home.<br /> <br /> Peter Wenner<br /> Dad told me they once got to the point where they had so many cats that my grandfather dumped a bunch of them across the river in Lovettsville. Many of them found their way home, of course.<br /> <br /> (Photo from Eleanor Wenner collection courtesy of Peter Wenner)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Smoketown Kids]]</div>

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