Apr 1 – Easter Sunday. Cold but plesant. Edith & Hedvig took Helen & Jean down town to see “Jackie Coogan in “Daddy” went & came in Taxi. Martha over to see her mother. Apr 2 – Girls got … Continue reading
April 1, 1923 To: Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne, Kalamazoo, MI From: Nancy Brown, Chicago, IL General news. Parts of the letter seem to be answers to questions posed in Hannah’s last letter to Nancy. Sunday eve April 1st 23 … Continue reading
Mar 28 – Cold. Three girls very busy. Bess here nights. Edith and Hedvig told Lela they were going to look for an other place. Mrs Lueders here this evening. Daisy had a nice heifer calf this morning so Hannah … Continue reading
March 27, 1923 To: Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne, Kalamazoo, MI From: Nancy Brown, Chicago, IL Nancy is sending some vegetables and eggs. The girls are busy every minute. Bess goes home late at night which worries Nancy. This letter … Continue reading
Feb 24 – Finished Helen and Jeans coats. Brown velvet. Jeans made out of Edas suite. Feb 25 – Alice[31] here for dinner stayed about six hours. On her way to Cleveland Deans Convention.[32] Helen and Jean went to … Continue reading
This history of Nancy Keith Candies was originally posted to the Crawford/Comfort Family Letters blog and can be read here.
February 23, 1923 To: Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne, Kalamazoo, MI From: Nancy Brown, Chicago, IL Writes how she has been muddled for over a week and at times things seem to be a blank. Reports on how the candy … Continue reading
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