Taken by the Photomatic

Very good Alan

My friend Eagle-Eye Melody noticed that #3 is incorrect.

The ladies of La Crosse

Caption reads:

This was taken on mother's 87th birthday, July 7, 1939.

Left to right, they are
Mrs. Wynn
Mrs. Poeschl?
Mrs. Elford
Mrs. Nystrom
Mrs. Mayer
Mrs. Witter
Mrs. Curtis?
Mrs. Adams?
Mrs. Couright
Mrs. M. Scharf
Mrs. Evans
Mrs. Peterson
Mrs. Redman

Borrower’s name

From an ex-library copy of More All-of-a-Kind Family by Sydney Taylor.

Mr. C loves the ladies...

...and TV, apparently.

I think Mr. C Should get a black lemo. So he can watch t.v. and drink wine with Michelle. She would like that I think and so would Mr. C. He would love that. He would Also get to watch t.v. He would love that to.

Aunt Myrta’s big black muff

Taken at Grandma’s - on the back step. Aunt Myrta’s big black muff.
Circa 1918.

AT&T Long Lines

Just memories now.

For a brief history of AT&T Long Lines:
http://www.drgibson.com/towers/

Red Cross nurse and her soldier boy

Harold + Mary Lou ?

Buy your damn self an iPod

Morse alphabet

Signed in Morse code at the bottom of the page: Leslie Starr 1904.

I’ve almost lost the white

Daddy his last job

Daddy his last job as a school patrol - Dallas, Texas.

I am getting a long fine

Mrs. Jim Roan
Salisville, Mont.
Gallatin Basin

Mabel Minn.
Oct 23-13.

Dear Friend - How are you? I am getting a long fine & we have a big 8 lb. baby boy. Arrived Wed 15th Oct. Write soon. Your Friend Mrs. H. M.