Wishes for the Most Joyful Easter You Have Ever Had, Miss Louise Foutz, Roanoke, VA, 1925

[Postmarked] East Radford, VA, Apr 9, 1925

[To] Miss Louise Foutz
Roanoke, Virginia
R.F. D. 1

Hoping you are better and that you will have the most joyful Easter you have ever had.
Love, Chick.

See You When the Weather Gets Settled, Mrs Ellen R. Bayne, Upper Marlboro, MD, 1925

[Postmarked] Washington D.C April 15, 192[4? 5?]

[To]  Mrs. Ellen R. Bayne,
Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges' Co.
Maryland

Dear Ellen.
Hope you are well, I am going to try to get to see you when the days get longer and the weather gets settled.  The grass is getting green and the trees blooming here.  Best wishes for a happy Easter.
[F.I.S?]

Merry Christmas to Miss Rauline Davis, Clifton Forge, VA, 1909

[Postmarked] Bridge[water] VA, [Dec?] 6, 1909

[To} Miss Rauline Davis
Clifton Forge, Va
muddy Juke no. 6
in Care of Ed Davis

From Paul

To The Reverend & Mrs. J. Hulteen, Brockton, Mass, 1911, A Glad and Happy New Year from Signe

[Postmarked] Summit [WI?] Dec 27, 1911

[To] Rev. & Mrs. J. Hulteen
904 Main St.
Brockton, Mass.

Wishing you all happiness throughout this season.
Signe.

A Christmas Wish for Uncle Albert Miller, Rocky River, Ohio, 1911

 

[Postmarked] Jenera, Ohio, Dec. 22, 1911

 

[To]  Mr. Albert Miller,

Rocky River,

Ohio

 

Dec 23, 1911

Dear Uncle.

How are you.  We have a new baby girl.  Wish you both a Merry Xmas.

Verda S.

 

 

Double Addresses! How Lovely of You, Mrs. Marshall of Manchester, NH, 1915

[Postmarked] Haverhill, Groveland, Mass.  Dec. 31, 1915

[To] Mrs. Martha J. Parker
488 Main Street
So. Groveland, Mass

Best New Year greetings to you my friend.  I trust this may find you well and all within your household.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Marshall
315 E. High St.
Manchester, NH

12/29/15

A Christmas Greeting to Mary Oltz in Itaca, NY, 1911

[Postmarked] Dec 23, 1911 N.Y. [Town too light to read]

[To] Mrs. Mary Oltz
Ithaca, NY
R.F. D #5

Dear Mary:  Rec'd your card all O.K.  Where are you living now?  don't think I can come now until spring as I have been to Breesport for two weeks and can not afford to travel anymore.  Send you 2 cards while I was in Breesport but don't think you rec'd it.  I sent it to R. F. #6.  Merry Christmas to You Both. Hattie.

Not Much to Say But a Pretty Card to Master Edward Urich, Penbrook, PA, 1909

[No postmark or stamp]

[To] Master Edward Urich
Penbrook, PA

5/11/09
From
Mrs. Spitler

A Lyon Rose for Mrs. Henry Gund, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1911

[Postmarked] Tumwater [WA] Sept 11, 1911

[To] Mrs. Henry Gund
234 So. 27th
Lincoln, Nebraska

Sept. 10th - 11

Thank you very much for the great trouble you have taken in sending the sweater pattern.  The directions are very plain &if I have time I will make it.  Gertrude & I were at Elmas for 3 days last week.  They had the Burning of Rome & other things in the Stadium.  it was grand 60,000 there the first night.  The next it rained & only 15000 went.  I hope you found all well at Fred's.  And so M is going to teach.  Well well!  We had rain yesterday.  France went to Alaska for her vacation.  Had a fine time.  Ethel, Doris & Kathryn went to Switzerland Aug 11 -having a grand time.  Love to all. 
M.M.

S.W.A.K. to Dear Brother Arthur Glow, Salamanca, NY, Aft. 1907

[Postmark blurred]

[To]  Mr. Arthur Glow
Salamanca, N.Y.
R.F.D.1
Box 71

S.W.A.K.
Dear Brother:  I surpose you are going to school as usual.  What do you do when you get home.  it is snowing here today.  Ans. soon.
Best Love from
Ed. Ang & Arthur [?]

A Joyous Birthday for Master Wilford Van Fossen, Hillsdale, Michigan, 1916

[No postmark or stamp]

Springfield, Ill May 19, '16

[To] Master Wilford Van Fossen
Hillsdale, Michigan

Dear Wilford;
We wish you a very happy birthday
With love, from
Uncle Arthur & Aunt Jennie

True Friendship's Chain, Strong As Iron to Mrs. H. Williams, Detroit, Michigan, 1911

[Postmarked] 1911 [the rest unreadable]

[To]  Mrs. H. Williams
Detroit, Mich.
c/o Harper Hospital

Dear May,
We are all on the go.
Almost cooking these hot days.
Good Bye
Aunt Mary

A Pretty Kitty for Miss Hadwig Fischer, Dunnell, MN , 1908

[Postmarked] Dunnell, Minn. Sept 26, 1908

[To] Miss Hadwig Fischer
Dunnell, Minn
Route 1

From your cousin
Esther Schley

To Miss Selma Jahne, Hartford, Conn: Ella and Baby Are Sick

 

[Postmarked] 9 AM Conn. [rest unstamped]

[To] Miss Selma Jahne

25 Ward Place

Hartford, Conn.

I am all right now But Ella and baby are sick now.  The Dr. come up every  day.  I am very Thankful for the presant you sent me.  From Emma.

A Note from Grannie to Miss Jennette French, Franklin, New Hampshire, 1919

[Postmarked] Reed Ferry, N.H, Aug 30, 1919

[To] Miss Jennette French
Franklin, N.H.
60 Ralley St.

Dear Nettie received card and We are glad you are coming.  be sure and not dispoint us.  Come rain or shine let us know when you want us to come after you.  We are all well and hope to see you soon.
With love to all, Grannie.
Be here [on?] Wednesday.

Back on the Dear Old Farm, to Miss Ellen Mercy Hoyt, Derry, New Hampshire, 1917

[Postmarked] Melrose, Mass, June 21, 1917

[To] Miss Ellen Mercy Hoyt
Derry, N. H.
Care U. [M?] B. Hood R.F. D. Q.

Dear Ellen Mercy
I wish I could see you.  I think of you every day. Please give much
love to your Mother, and have a good time at the farm and do not be sick any more, With love from
Aunt Fanny

To Greet You is My Wish Abbie J. Jones: Rye Beach, New Hampshire, 1910+

[Postmarked] Lowell, Mass [date stamp unreadable]

[To] Mrs Abbie J. Jones
Rye Beach,  N.H.

Cousin Abbie, How do you all do I hope
you are [??] rich  I have been looking for 
a letter so long .  I am 
giving same in [??]
hope you will all have
a happy Christmas love 
to all, Cousin Jennie