Hope Newell

1895–1965 (age 70)

Biography

Hope Newell lived from 1895 to 1965, her life spanning the twentieth century's formative decades. Her name reflected the optimism of her era, and she carried that spirit throughout her seventy years of life.

Newell's memory is preserved at Oak Hill Cemetery, where those who knew her can honor her life and the contributions she made to her community.

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