Box 4
Contains 14 Results:
From Chester and Phebe Fusons, 1939-1947
Most from China, some from U.S. when on furlough
From Ben and Bill Fuson and other family members., Ca.1942-1961
Note: Additional correspondence from Bill, Helen, Ben included as responses in previous series, Correspondence Sent. Also included is March 15, 1942, SRA newsletter published by Univ. of Michigan Student Religious Association which describes changes on campus due to the War.
Meeker family, 1939-1961
Nelson Fuson’s mother was a Meeker
Other family correspondence
Tacke, 1953-1956
Eberhard Tacke was a German Quaker artist; in 1957, the Fusons attended German Yearly Meeting in Berlin and stayed with the Tackes. Eberhard, his wife Käte, and their children, Thomas and Angelika, maintained a correspondence with the Fusons. The children were pen pals when young.
Tacke, 1957-1959
Eberhard Tacke was a German Quaker artist; he and his wife Käte and their children, Thomas and Angelika, corresponded
Tacke, 1960-1967
Eberhard Tacke was a German Quaker artist; he and his wife Käte and their children, Thomas and Angelika, corresponded
Copies of letters sent to the Tackes from Marian and Nelson, 1957, 1966, n.d.
The Tackes were displaced during WWII and imprisoned by the Allies in Austria. The Fusons maintained a friendship with them and visited them in 1957. Included in Marian Fuson’s explanation of their history.
Album of photographs of Eberhard Tacke’s paintings, many on religious themes, 1951, n.d.
Sent to the Fusons for Christmas, 1951. Also later brochure
