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Centenarians have lots of stories to tell

by CHERYL SCHWEIZER
Staff Writer | March 1, 2023 1:30 AM

MOSES LAKE — Edna Watkins, Ann Klobucher and Helen Theis have seen a lot. They were girls in grade school when the Great Depression started, in their late teens and early 20s when World War II started. They were in their late 40s when men walked on the moon and in their early 80s at the start of a new century. They’re still going, 100 years — or more — after they were born.

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