Easter Greetings from a Little Messenger to Miss Frances Ross, Shanksville, PA, 1910

[Postmarked] Apr 22, 1910 Frost[eun???]


[To] Miss Frances Ross,
Shanksville, Pa.
A Happy Easter.
-Miss Hohing

A Little Shamrock on It to Miss Rose Lacombe, Bemidji, Minnesota, 19??

[Postmarked] St. Paul Minn, Mar 16, Merriam[? no year]

[To] Miss Rose Lacombe
Bemidji, Minn

Dear Rose,
As it is getting close to St. Patricks day I must send you a card with a little shamrock on it now but don't delay send me one as the answer of it.
Your friend
J. M.

Just a Name for the New Year: To Miss Hollenruth, New York City, 1909

[Postmarked]
 Dec 31, 1909, Grand Central Station

[To]  Miss C. Hollenruth
981 Prospect Avenue
N.Y.C.

Margaret U. [?]

Mrs Crowley, Any Talking Machine Needles to Spare? 1910, Milwaukee

 

[Postmarked] Calhoun, Wis. Mar 29 1910

[To] Mrs. D. Crowley

535  36 St. Milwaukee

Wisc.

Dear Sister Lean [?]

have you got any talking machine needles to spare I have been out for a long time will you please send me a doz. I expect Frank + Maggie out Sun.  You come out too if you can.  how are you all, write soon, Rose.

You can put the needles in an envelope.

 

Sweet Card, Sad News, to Mrs. John D. Hale, East Swanzey, New Hampshire, 1914

[Postmarked] Keene, NH, Jul 6 1914

Mrs. John D. Hale
East Swanzey
N.H.
Box 57

Dear Ida,

Just a line for it is one o'clock now.  Uncle Charlie's  & Effie's 
baby is dead buried tomorrow.

Mother

A Blossom True to Miss Fanny Kropf, Orrville, Ohio, 1914

[Postmarked] Ohio [too faint]

[To] Miss Fanny Kropf,
Orrville,
Ohio

Aug 22, 1914

Rec'd the letter all right yesterday.  Many thanks for the same.  How do you feel since you don't work at the shop?  I am working harder than ever.
Resp'h Yours
Sena [Lena?]

Miss Gladys Cooper Reads A Newspaper, Miss Phyllis Parrot, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, England, 1917

[Postmarked]  [??eichley, Au 8, 17]

[To] Miss P. Parrott
Hillbury
Hartwell Crescent
Leighton Buzzard
Bedo. [England]

Dear Phyllis
I am just sending you a P C as I promised.  I do wish the weather would clear up & be fine.  
Love from Stella

c/o Mrs. Young Holly Bank
Brayton Parslow
Bletchler

Arthur sends Birthday Wishes to Mrs. J. H. Coy of Fulton, NY, 1907-10

[No postmark or stamp]

[To] Mrs. J. H. Coy
410 Worth St.
Fulton, N. Y.

Wishing you a happy birthday and hoping you may have many of them.

Arthur

To Mrs. Tarlton and Uncle Edd Hastings, from Beulah Kaltenbach, Ohio, 1910

[Postmarked] Huron, Ohio, Sept 10 7 pm 1910

[To]  Mrs. Angelina Tarlton
Grafton, Ohio
RD #2
c/o Edd Hastings,
Lorain Co.

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Huron O., R.D. 1

Dear Mrs Tarlton & Uncle Edd:

How are you all by this time haven't heard since I wrote last.  Am awful busy canning and pickling, guess I have about 90 cans this year.  Will you please tell me what you said you put in your maple syrup to keep it from sugaring?  Hope you are well & will hear from you very soon.  

Beulah Kaltenbach, Huron R.D. #1

A Birthday Wish from Mother to Anna B. Stern, Wooster, Ohio, 1909

[Postmark] Seville, Ohio Apr 12, 4pm, 1909

[To] Anna B. Stern
Wooster, 
Ohio

Route 2, 
Box 77

May you live to enjoy many happy birthdays.

Mother.

To Miss Florence Elliott, Summerland, BC from Elvie in Stellarton, NS, 1913

[No postmark, although there is a stamp]

[To] Miss Florence Elliott
Summerland, 
British Columbia

Stellarton, 
March 18, 1913

Dear Cousin Florence,
I thought I would drop you a card to let you know we are all well and hope you are the same.  Well Florence how do you like that place by this time.  I wish you could come back this way and make us a visit.  I would like awful well to see you all.  I suppose you have got to be a big girl.  Write and let me know how you all are.

Elvie

Mrs. Addie Alcorn Didn't Go to China, Victoria BC, 1909

[Postmarked] Woodstock, NB, March 25, 1909

[To] Mrs. Duncan Alcorn
714 King's Road
Victoria, BC

Grafton, March 24

Dear Addie,

Rec'd your card & was glad to know you were all living as we began to think you had gone to China.  All quite well except Winnie has been very sick.  Love to all,
Lillian

To Mrs. Olav Satra, Ballard, Washington: A Bright and Happy Christmas 1911

[Postmarked] Victoria BC, Dec 20, 1911

[To]  Mrs. Olav Satra
3022 0 65 Str.
Ballard Sta.
Seattle, Wash.

A bright and Happy Christmas to you
from
L. Berg

Chicken & Gizzards: A Note to Mr. Lawrence Peel of Ellerslie, Alberta, 1914

[Postmarked] Ellerslie, Alta July [?] 1914

[To]  Mr. Lawrence Peel
Ellerslie, Alta

July 20/14

Oh you chicken?  You should worry. I am writing to all Ellerslie soon.

Mabs

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How is your gizzard?  Enjoy yourself and be good.

Mr. A [?] [Mya?  Myra?]

A Peaceful Easter of Few Words to Miss Delia Rourke, 1908

[No postmark or stamp]

[To] Miss Delia Rourke

4-17-08

Vanara. S. Corson

4-17-08

A Peaceful and Content Easter Wish to Miss Aubyne Lapham, Taunton, MA, Circa 1920

[Postmarked] Attleboro, Mass., Mar 28, 19[??]

[To] Miss Aubyne Lapham
30 Clinton St.
Taunton, Mass

 [From]  Marion

The Old, Old Wish to Miss Caroline Hackemann, Corona, L.I., 1921

[Postmarked] Richmond Hill, N.Y. Dec 21, 1921

[To]  Miss Caroline Hackemann

26 Vine Street

Corona, L. I.

Best Wishes for a Merry Xmas & Happy New Year.

Amelia & Herman

 

Good Wishes for Thanksgiving Day to Dollie Waterman, Princeton, BC, 1909

[Postmarked] Penryn, Cal. Nov 15

[To] Miss Dollie Waterman
Princeton, British Columbia

Love and kisses[?] from
Grannie

Penryn 1909

Thanksgiving Greetings: Turkey and Wishbone, 1910

[Postmarked thrice] Midland, Oct 28. 1910, Bewdley Oc29, 1910, [on front] Port Hope. Oct29, 1910

Midland, Oct 28

[To]  Mrs. Frank Richards
Bewdley P.O.,
Ontario

Dear Aggie - We are all well hoping use are the same.
it is snowing some to day but I can't sleigh ride yet
good by write soon
from Isebella Moore

Greetings from Ramsgate Sands, to Miss E. Gibson, Victoria, BC, Circa 1908

[No Postmark, but post card was produced in 1908]

[To]  Miss E. Gibson
277 Johnson Street
Victoria, BC
Canada

[initials] T[?]K

True Irish Hearts: to Mrs. Peter Aspinall, Dryden, Ontario, 1911

[Postmarked]  Dryden, Ontario Mar 17, 1911

[To] Mrs. Peter. Aspinall.
Dryden, Ont.

From Lillian

I Will Stay Until Sunday, Miss Dollie Marshall, Whitehall, Michigan, 1907

[Postmarked from]  Muskegon, Michigan May 18 [1907] 6:30 pm
                               Rec'd May 18, 1907 8:00 pm

[To]  Miss Dollie Marshall,
Whitehall, Michigan

[On front]  So will stay until Sunday.

Fireside Greetings to Esther Heimel, Mountville, PA, 1922

[Postmarked] Dec 23, 1922, [city not readable]

[To] Miss Esther Heimel
Mountville, Pa

[From]  Elizabeth Froelich

New Year Wishes to the Gowan and Latimer Families, Brunswick, Georgia

[Postmarked] Westgate, Iowa, Dec. 26, 19[??]

[To] The C. B. Gowan and Latimer Families
Brunswick, Ga.

Thank you, friends for your good wishes and same to you.
-Hello, Geo!

The Leirers [Leisers?]

Christmas Greetings to Miss May Willard, Campbell, NY, 1907 from L.G.H.

[postmark] Waterloo, NY, Dec 23 1907

[To] Miss May Willard
Campbell,
NY

[From] L. G. H.