@book{1898,
  keywords = {Biographies, Mennonites, Associations and clubs, Ethnic identity, Ethnic groups, Music, Writers, Churches  Christian Scientist, Teachers, Correspondence, Weber  Ephraim, Weber  Annie Melrose (m. Ephraim), Dunham  B. Mabel, Staebler  H.L., Staebler  Lettie Evans (m. H.L.), Staebler  Norton, Staebler  F. Keith, Staebler  Dorothy Elizabeth, Staebler family, Connor  James W., Staebler  Edna (1906-2006), Shantz  Jacob Y., Martinson  J.F., Edna Staebler Fellowship, Kitchener-Waterloo Community Concert Association, Berlin High School, Kitchener Public School Board, Waterloo County, Berlin (Ontario), Kitchener},
  author = {Hildegard Tiessen and Paul Tiessen},
  title = {Ephraim Weber's letters home 1902-1955: letters from Ephraim Weber to Leslie Staebler of Waterloo County},
  abstract = {Transcripts of letters from a teacher in western Canada to a Berlin High School friend with a mutual interest in the Christian Science Church, Herbert Leslie Staebler. The editors note in their introduction that the correspondence shows a changing identity of the writer, from someone who largely tried to hide his Mennonite and Waterloo County associations, to a gradual acceptance of that background. Some Waterloo County people are mentioned in the letters, including J.W. Connor, Jacob Y. Shantz, and members of the Staebler family.},
  year = {1995},
  number = {Book, Whole},
  pages = {234 p.+},
  publisher = {MIR Editions Canada with Friends of the Joseph Schneider Haus},
  address = {Waterloo},
  note = {ID -: h-440},
  language = {English},
}