Miss Lenord Tevedt,
Radcliffe,
Ia.
Dear Mammie.
How are you folks! I am going home tonight. I will you a happy birth day. With love. Helen
Mr. and Mrs. G. Sargent
Limerick,
New York.
May you have a very pleasant anniversary and many more is the wish of your friends,
Mida and Roy Dietrich.
To wish you well upon this day
Affords me great delight,
May every hour be happy,
And all your future bright.
Mr Mrs George L. Sargent
Limerick
N.Y.
La Fargeville. N.Y. Feb. 7, 1921.
Congratulations to Mr + Mrs George L. Sargent on your Fifty Anniversary from
Mr + Mrs W. B. Marsh
We paused a bit
to write this card
And send it on its way,
That you and yours
might know we all
Think oft of you today.
Mr. George Sargent
Limerick
N. Y.
Alex Bay Feb 5 1921
Dear Uncle & Aunt- Just a line to congratulate you on your fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Potter
Mr & Mrs George Sargeant
Limerick,
New York.
R. D. 2.
Dear Uncle & Auntie
How are you all hope this finds you & yours well. It is your 50th Anniversary to-day so Mother wrote me. The Children have Chicken pox. We are having beautiful weather for the time of year. Love to all
Nina & John
Please accept our sincerest congratulations on this happy occasion.
Miss E. J. Aikman
8 Melrose Street
Framingham
Mass.
Billie & I are having a lovely trip. We are in Washington now, & (??t?ed?) to Mt. Vernon today. It's most time to return home.
Love, - Billie & Marge
Mrs. T. Mojonnier
842 Columbian Ave.
Oak Park,
Ill.
Dayton, O. Friday 5-20-21
Leaving for Harrisburg tonight. Due to arrive there at 9:15 Sat. morning. Make good time-will soon be headed for home. Very warm here. Found your two dear letters at Lima. What a good wife you are mamma. Love and kisses to all.
Papa
Mr D. E. Hostetter
312 Westminster Ave
Los Angeles
Cal
We made side trip to this Glacier. Keep all these Cards.
Nannie
Mrs A E Hostetter
312 Westminster Ave
Los Angeles
Cal.
Dear Pearl Lacuna- Came here this afternoon go to Mt Rainier tomorrow. I was hard to get Mrs C started from Seattle she is so in love with climate.
Love Ma Ma
RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON.
Mrs A E Hostetter
312 Westminster
Los Angeles Cal
(Heres wishing?) no all from friends and also need of there.(???).
Sat. 19th 8pm arrived in Portland 4 P.M. Mattie is going to take me down tomorrow. Leave here tuesday A.M. Will be in San Fe next Sat A.M.
Love Nannie
RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON.
Note: last two card images were the same, not a mistake :-)
Mrs C. B. Disbrow
136 Irving Ave.
Irvington
N.Y.
Received Package all right-
this Sat. A.M.
Thanks awfully.
Mrs A E Hostetter
302 Westminster
Los Angeles Cal
Leaving Portland Wed A.M. for Crater Lake (????) Mama
Mrs. H. E. Pugh
8 Franklin St.
Oneida
N.Y.
Arrived here this morning going to spend the day & night at Niagara. love
Jen
Mrs Agusta Horton
301 Worth Main St
Bollard Oregon
Hello Aunt Agusta how are you all did you get the letter I sent you in mamas moms letter. I have went to school, every day. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I would like for Santa Claus would bring me somethink.
write soon so
good-bye.
Bessie Ruffhorn
Miss Estell Murphy
Paducah
Texas.
1-16-24 424½
Kenwood Ave, L.A.
Dear (???)why dont you write a few lines. this is 3 times. well I wish you had this pretty day out there. I sitting out in sun shine leting my hair dry. sure is a Pretty day.
-Bill
George Loash
McAllen
Texas
HIDALGO COUNTY CHAPTER NO. 22
ORDER DeMOLAY
McAllen, Texas
3-10-24
Dear Sir and Bro.: There will be a meeting of this Chapter as indicated by cross marks (X) in the margin. Please attend.
REGULAR X
At 8:00 P.M.
By order of the Advisor.
A. B. Byers, Scribe
Mercedes Presbyterian Church at 11:00 oclock.
all 80 Molay come.
Mrs. Margaret McEneary
32 Taft St.
Upton, Mass.
R.F.D. 1
Dear aunt Margaret,
Just a little card to show you that we are still thinking of the wonderful crowd we left behind us. Hope we will be able to have a couple of days in Upton before Tom goes back to work. Love
Mildred & Tom
STATUE OF LIBERTY, NEW YORK
City Statue of Liberty on Bedloe’s Island in New York Bay 1¼ miles from the Battery, a colossal figure of Liberty, enlightening the World. It lights the harbor with an electric torch held 300 feet above the water; the highest beacon in the world. Was presented to America by the French nation.
Miss Hazel Rice
Manteno
Ill.
When? — Saturday night.
What? — League Valentine Party.
1 doz sandwiches.
Miss
Cincinnati,
O.
this year, two extra. My sister & I are here for a few days; & a vacation in a vacation is nothing short of the thrill that comes once in a lifetime!
J.H.
BRACKENRIDGE PARK, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
One of the prettiest sights in San Antonio and visited by thousands of tourists annually.
Miss
Cincinnati,
O.
Many thanks for letter. Will be expecting another on & after my return to Dallas about 4/30/26. Get out the old history—“Remember the Alamo.” These San Jacinto siesta offer such low r.r. rates that here we are to enjoy this town.
Love to Mother—& you!
Jos
P.S. Was this Mission here on your last visit???
M. Alfred Strehli
c/o American Express Co
Paris
France
4/17/21
(message faint, mosty illegible.)
Mr. Alfred Strehli
Residencia de Estudiantes
Calle de Pinar 17
Madrid
Spain
Hope some kind soul mailed the letter I wrote to you last, but just to be on the safe side, I did arrive in Paris safely, had a fine time and am now safe in London. Dont let the good looking ladies take you off your feet, please.
Dot.
top edge: Guess Judy said this line, another good reason to be (???) to your harem. Dot.
THE NEW COUNTY HALL of the London County Council is situated on the South side of the River Thames at Westminster Bridge. It was opened by the King on 17th July, 1922. The total cost is estimated at £4,000,000.
Mr. A. B. Strehli
Residencia de Estudiantes
Pinar, 17
Madrid, Spain.
Well, how’s the Spaniards? It’s made you forget all your friends anyway, I suppose.
Within another ten days I will have surrendered the Vaterland. Expect to be in Paris for about 3 days—About August 9-12th I think. Drop me a line Amer. Express Paris; after that Amer. Exp. London will catch me.
Where are you going after the 6th? I have enjoyed the towns of Germany very much. I have gotten alot of inspiration; but this traveling alone isn’t so good. Naturally, I’m learning some German.
Nuremberg beats Cain for age—walls are nearly 1000 yrs old and most of them still in good condition. Next, after Munich, the Rhine country.
V. P. Lee
Mr A. B. Strehli
c/o American Express Co.
Paris
France
8/15/27
I am at National Hotel on basis of letter received from Gunn and Co. It’s O.K. fair location and reasonable rate (8/6) per day, including breakfast. Taxi driver knew the place (on Upper Bedford Place). Expect next week I'm going to Liverpool for two or three days then back to National Hotel anout Thursday.
V. C. Lee
Oude St. Geertrui-Abdij voor edellieden (1228)—thans huisvesting voor studentinnen.
Former noble Abbey of Sainte-Gertrude (1228), now a residence for female students.
Former St. Gertrude Abbey for noblewomen (1228)—now housing for female students.
Mr A. B. Strehli
c/o American Express Co.
London
England.
8/15/27
I dropped you a card to Paris but in case you didn’t get it—I’m at National Hotel (on Upper Bedford Place). Reasonable rates and not a bad location. Early next week I’m going up to Liverpool for two or three days and expect to be back at the National Hotel about Thursday 25th
V. P. Lee
College of the Holy Ghost, or Theologians’ College (1442). Entrance dating from the 17th century. Now a residence for theology students.
H. Geest of Theologen College (1442). Voorportaal van 17e. Thans huisvesting der theologanten.
Holy Ghost or Theologians’ College (1442). Entrance dating from the 17th century. Now housing for theology students.
HOTELS - RESTAURANTS - SKINDLES
G. A. Wood
Woodville
Miss
U.S.A.
In Belgium
Harvey
Ypres. The Gate of Lille.
RATON N.MEX. OCT 14 630PM 1927
Miss Edna Simpson
New Mexico
1008-S-Lincoln
Urbana
Illinois
Dear Edna:
How and where are you now?? You see my fate on this post card. But I’m enjoying myself immensely. Which is a dangerous symptom I suppose as regards studies. Am majoring in English with only a Shakespeare course this semester—Yet I do fear that we won’t have the professor that N.U. has. I try not to wish myself back there.
Love—Bess
Mrs Frank Christman
Okeene
Okla
Dear Friend—
We have been having such a fine trip so far. have been seeing Washington today and are surely tired tonight—We are going to the top of Washington monument tomorrow—500 feet high. We enjoyed our trip from Richmond in fact I dont just know where we have enjoyed it most.
The Luders.
This venerable and historic edifice stands upon the site of an old Indian settlement. The original structure was completed in 1741. Here was held the Convention of 1775, during a session of which Patrick Henry delivered his famous Speech (“Give me liberty or give me death.”) The surrounding burial ground contains many curious tombs and unique epitaphs.