Postmarked March 20, 1909 from Millville, PA

to Mr. Carl Trivelpiece
Millville, PA

“Hello Sweetheart.  How are you by this time I am well and like my place good as far as I know now.  From your Aunt Maud

Postmarked Dec 30, 1909 at 12:30 p.m. St. Louis, MO

to:  Mrs. Geo Kuebler
602 Benton Ave
St. Charles, MO

Dear Friend Rose,

Perhaps if the weather is not to cold and mama is well enough to be alone Mrs. Stock and I will try and come up Sunday the 2nd.  Mama is allway sick lately.  I never can tell from one day to another.  Hoping you are getting along nice.  Wishing you all a Happy New Year.  Your friend, Mary

May 26, 1911

to:  Mrs Edward Baldwin

from:  Mres. E.W. Stout

Written in pencil on the back, simply:

to Rayel
from grandma – grandpa

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

I think this Victorian rose on a white background is lovely.  Feel free to use it.

The wonders of what can be done with old photographs and postcards.

Lynn

This card was postmarked Oct. 18, 1909.  It says:

That you may live to enjoy many more happy returns of the day is the wish of your friend. 

It is from Linna Oglesbee to Miss Phoebe A. Underwood in Wilmington, Ohio. 

This card is postmarked only May3.  I see no year.  It bears a 1 cent stamp, so probably about 1910 or so, like the others I’ve had my hands on lately.

It is to a Mrs. Scott McAllister in Solon, Maine, from her sister-in-law — looks like “Lodema.”