Postcard, to Mrs. Charles A. Marshall, Sr., 1955

"Honeymoon House," Rex Ranch, Amado, Arizona

Monday A.M.

Dear Ruth & Linda:

Here we are at this beautiful place.  Russ has been staying here all the time and I come down on week ends.  Do we ever love it.  We plan to leave Tucson Monday next to Ala. be married at Emary's the 5th--you will hear from us--I leave a wonderful man and I know we will be very happy--for your info he put card on desk pen in hand and write--your letter was so sweet and thanks.  Love to all,

Nancy and Russ

Addressed to:
Mrs. Charles A. Marshall, Sr.
Maysville,
Kentucky
R.R. #2

Postmarked:
Amado, Ariz.
Feb 14 A.M. 1955

Post card, to Mrs. Henry Specht, from Owen Town, 1943

Constantine - Une Rue du Quartier Arabe

Dear Mom,

Just a few lines to let you no that I am all right.  This is a market street here in Africa.  I have been down it and that the way it looks only there is more [ ] around and they just get in your way.  The streets are narrow and you can not walk on the side walk because their is no sidewalk to walk on.

Well with love
Owen

Addressed to:
Mrs. Henry Specht
139 Monroe St.
Saginaw, Michigan

From:
PFC Owen R. Town 26504931
Batt. E 62NOCAC
APO 302 Postmaster
New York, NY

Passed by US Army Examiner
1132
K Monau [not sure]

Postmarked:
US Army Postal Service
Jun 8, 1943
Free USA

Postcard, to Mrs. Henry Specht, from Owen Town, 1942

Nave - (East) Salisbury Cathedral.

10-4-1942

Dear Mom,

Just a few lines to let you know that I am all right and feel good. but it is damp here in England.  Mom this is the church I went to in England for the third year (? not sure) of war and it sure is pretty inside and it is big.  I wish you could see it.  Mom please tell Avis to take care of herself because she has me worried the way she writes in her letters and tell all the kids I said Hello, and hope you are all well and in good health.

I will close with love,

from Owen

Addressed to:
Mrs. Henry Specht
RFD #2 West Side
Saginaw, Michigan
USA

From:
Pvt. Owen R. Town
ASN 26504951
Batt. E 62nd CA (AA)
APO 302 Postmaster
New York, NY

Passed by:
08002
US Army Examiner

Censored by:
B Jonny

Postmarked:
US Army Postal Service
APO
Oct 8 1942
PM
Free USA

Postcard, to Mrs. Henry Specht from Owen Town, 1942

Jamaica Bridge, Glasgow

Hello, Ma,

Just a few lines to let you no that I am all right and hope you folks are all right.  Can't say where we are or when we got here but one thing is I can say is that I don't like this country and wish I was home.  I will say so long for this time from your son in law, with love,

Owen

Addressed to:
Mrs. Henry Specht
RFD #2 West Side
Saginaw, Michigan
USA

From:
Pvt. Owen R. Town 62nd CA (AA)
ASN 26504331 BRYTE
United States Army
APO 302
To Postmaster
New York, NY

Censored by:  Lt. B. Jonney

Postmark is hard to read:
US Army Postal Service
APO
Army Examiner
Aug 24, 1942 (I think)
Free USA

Postcard, birth announcement for Jonathan David Cornelius, 1968

Caption on postcard:
Eternal love winning Africa
The ELWA Hospital, a part of the ministry of the Sudan Interior Mission's Radio Station ELWA in Monrovia, Liberia.

Addressed to:
Mr. & Mrs. John Slavens
5132 E. Fairmont Ave.
Tuscon, AZ 85716  USA

Postmark Monrovia, Liberia, APR 1968 AM
Air Mail

Announcing . . .
Johnathan David
Born at ELWA Hospital
April 23, '68 at 7:20pm
Weighed 7# 11 oz; 21" Long
Brown hair   Blue Eyes

Rolen & Arlene Cornelius

Postcard to Mrs. Ida Coats, 1913

Postcard image is a black and white photo captioned "The Lower Drive---Napa Soda Springs."

Addressed to:
Mrs. Ida Coats
Tulare City, Cal.
(c/o John Hoffman)

Post mark:
Napa Soda Springs, Cal.
Aug 19, 1913 P.M.

Dear Ida,
Your letter rec'd.  I did not improve fast enough so came here.  Like it very well.  Am drinking freely of the water.  And the hills, woods, and all the big out of doors are taking out the kinks.  No body here that I know.  Some pleasant people here.  Nice table.  Napa soda baths.  Music.  Dancing.  Will stay a week come Sat.

Lovingly yours,
Aunt Alice

Postcard to Mrs. C.E. Chamberlain, 1937

Postcard image is a black and white photograph of Mt. Chocorua and Lake Chocorua
Postmark is Chocorua, N.H. Jul 19, 1937, P.M.
Address is:
Mrs. C.E. Chamberlain
223 South St.
Hingham, Mass.

Lovely cool day after a thunder shower and small tornado about 7.30 last night.  Trees and vines went down near by, and electricity and telephone were "out" until 8.30 this a.m.  Went to church this a.m. and then to a tea roon for a fine dinner--lamb 4 vegetables blueberry pie and ice cream.  Had a jolly picnic Friday with Miss Spencer and 4 guests at Swift River Falls.  Coming back through Bartlett, Intervale (?) and No. Conway.
More company coming so I will come home Tuesday p.m.
The J's (?) more blueberry up yesterday, but I sat under some trees and gazed at Mt. Chocorua.  Am having a fine time.
Love--
E