Hannah's Socks fits the feet of thousands

The next day, Hannah and her adoptive mother, Doris Turner, along with the girl's seven adopted brothers and sisters, left their Perrysburg home, bought 100 pairs of new socks and delivered them to the mission up the road in Toledo.

"It was an especially cold, windy day," Doris Turner said. "We were waiting our turn to serve dinner. Hannah saw a man with ripped shoes and no socks underneath. I looked down, and she was taking off her shoes and socks."

Turner tried to assure her daughter that the man would be OK. Hannah wasn't buying it. She put her shoes and socks back on only when her mother agreed to go out with her the next day and buy the socks.