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Mennonite Woman Delighted to Receive Slightly Used Nobel Peace Prize
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Mennonite Woman Delighted to Receive Slightly Used Nobel Peace Prize
CORN, OK Area woman Susie Driedger, 73, was delighted to receive a slightly used Nobel Peace Prize this week, which she plans to shred into pieces and use as a Brillo pad. “It has hardly a scratch on it,” said Driedger. “Looks like the previous owner never even used it.” Driedger says she received the prize during a swap meet at the local Mennonite church. “I came with a garbage bag full of floral-patterned blouses and came home with a Nobel Pea…
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