Go to Bed Early, Vernon MacDougall, and Don't Work Too Hard; Boston, Mass., 1921

 

[Postmarked] Springvale, Maine, 11 am, Aug 8 1921

[To] Miss Vernon MacDougall

        68 Warrenton St.,

        Y.W.C.A.

        Boston, Mass.

"8/8/21

Dear Vernon,

Am sending you a small box hope it maches you O.K. Awfully rainy here today and yesterday. Don't work to hard will  you, And be sure and go to bed early, as I would have you if I were there. Lovingly, Etta T."

 

Sister Jennie Wishes Calla the Best of Birthdays, 1920s

 

[not posted, no stamp or date]

"With Love 

to Calla

Wishing you 

the Best of

Birthdays

Sister Jennie"

 

It's Your Birthday, Jennie Spring!

 

[No Date, No Addresses, but circa 1915]

[To] Jennie Spring

from Augusta

 

 

From the Mysterious C.E.K. to Hallie Engle, Libertytown, Maryland, 1917 [1912?]

 

[Postmarked] Libertytown, MD Jan 30 1917 [1912?]

[To] Miss Hallie Engle

        Libertytown

        Md.

"From CEK."

Mrs. Isaac Clark's Postdated Birthday Greeting from Hazel Tompkins, Coshocton OH, 1913

 

[Postmarked] Coshocton, Ohio Feb 14 1913

[To] Mrs. Isaac Clark,

        Coshocton, Ohio

        R. F. D. No. 1

"Feb 15th 1913

Wishing you a "Happy Birthday" 

From

Hazel Tompkins

 

 

Hard Times, So Don't Make An Enquiry, Miss Smith; Audley, Ontario, 1913

[Postmarked] Whitby ON Oc 22 [19]13
                       Audley ON Oc 22 [19]13

[To] Miss I.[?] Smith
Audley, Ontario


Will be down on Tuesday some time.

Dr. PA[?]
LESCDCCA [?]

[No idea what these intials mean!]

To Mrs. Sue Harris, May Joy Upon You Pour, ca. 1907-1917

[No postmark or stamp]

Mrs Sue Harris

Best wishes for a happy Birthday and many more
C Hagenbuch

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.

 

 

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 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

 

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

[Postmarked]  Dryden, Ontario Mar 17, 1911

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

From Lillian

Fireside Greetings to Esther Heimel, Mountville, PA, 1922

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

[To] Miss Esther Heimel
Mountville, Pa

[From]  Elizabeth Froelich

A Birthday Wish, Undated, to Sarah G. Downs, East Andover, N.H.

[no stamp or postmark]

[To] Sarah G. Downs
East Andover, N.H.

Aunt Sarah, I send many good wishes to you.
Eva.

A Mother's Birthday, With Love to Mrs. Spurling, Boothbay Harbor, ME, 1916

[Postmarked] Westbrook, Maine, May 15, 1916

[To] Mrs. B. H. Spurling
Boothbay Harbor, Maine

Many happy returns of the day.  I hope it will be a very pleasant day for you and you may get good news from dad.  Wish I could bring you greetings in person but as I can't hope this card will help out.  Lots of love from all.  Lovingly, Frances
May 14, 1916.

Keep Smiling, Mr. La Fary! Indianapolis, IN, 1911

[Postmarked] Indianapolis, Ind. Aug 2, 1911

[To] Mr. Albert La Fary
1834 Singleton St.
City [Indianapolis]

Keep smiling.

Ruth J.

Sunshine: Mrs Quince Daines of Council Grove, Kansas, 1923

[Postmarked] Chapman, Kans. May 7, 1923

[To]  Mrs. Quince Daines,
Council Grove, 
Kansas

Dear Emma,
Hope you folk are all well-- I wish you folks could come up Sunday 13 & bring Stevenson along for we was going to come down.  George was going to get the corn in first he want to get cattle for the pasture when he come.  I just been thinking about you as much.  I don't feel very well this summer.  Will tell you all about it.  I hope you can come.  If it don't rain I will shut up them roosters [??].  With Love, M. H.

Thanksgiving Greeting to Miss Zoa McIntosh, Newdale, Manitoba, 1929

[Postmarked Morden, Man, Nov 11, 1929}

[To] Miss Zoa McIntosh
Newdale, Man.

Monday Nov. 11, 1929

Dear Zoa: Here I am in the hospital NG came over to tell Ken all the things he had to be thankful for.  Hard for him to see it our way.  The doctor was here and thinks he is doing fine.  he ordered dry dressings today so that is more encouraging.  did I tell you Mrs. Sim South had a young son both doing fine.  She is next door to Ken.  Uncle and Aunt Kalista Edge & Irvine came out last night.  Have not seen them yet.  Love to all. Ib. [?]
 

Wafting a Happy Thought to Miss Jessie Lovle, York Beach, Maine, 1913

[Postmarked] Springfield Mass., Jul 9 1913
[second postmark] York Beach, maine Jul 10, 1913


[To] Miss Jessie Lovle,
York Beach, Maine


The Fairview House


Dear Cousin.  Clark has a cottage at the lake for us the 15 and he will be there also.  I think the ride would be a long one for Ollie.  He says every join seems so weak and he is so tired.  The warm days was hard for him.  He has a boy now to draw his cart for him.  Wo Halmay help some but the change is what he needs.  I trust it will help him.  I am glad you and Aunty K. can be there.  Love to you both -- Jennie [or Jessie?]