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- September 10, 1924 letter to Nancy Brown from LaVerne Boyer
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Nancy Brown’s diary entries from April 1 – 10, 1923
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
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Tagged Bess (Brown) Recoschewitz, Claude Brown, Eda "Jean" (Mueller) Johnson, Edith Sissle, Elizabeth (Ogden) Brown, Emma (Erickson) Lueder, Hedwig Sissle, Helen (Mueller) Hedstrom, Helen Lueder, John Powers, Lela (Brown) Mueller, Louis Mueller, Mabel Powers, Margaret Powers, Martha Lueder, Thomas Roney, Willis Brown
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April 1, 1923 letter to Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne from Nancy Brown
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
Nancy Brown’s diary entries from March 28 – 31, 1923
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 letter to Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne from Nancy Brown
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
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Nancy Brown’s diary entries from February 24 – March 26, 1923
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
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Tagged Alice Miller, Anna Louese Jacobs, Bess (Brown) Recoschewitz, Claude Brown, Dorothy (Recoschewitz) Langmayer, Dorothy Jacobs, Edith (Neumaier) Brown, Edith Sissle, Elizabeth (Ogden) Brown, Emma (Erickson) Lueder, Harold Brown, Hedwig Sissle, Jack Meiss, Joseph Langmayer, Julius Recoschewitz, Katherine (Atcheson) Crawford, Kathryn (Brouty) Thornton, Lela (Brown) Mueller, Lillian Roney, Louis Mueller, Marion Roney, Mary Eliza (Bostwick) Schroder, Nancy (Keith) Brown, Ruth (Brown) Kroscher, Willis Brown
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Nancy Keith Candies
This history of Nancy Keith Candies was originally posted to the Crawford/Comfort Family Letters blog and can be read here.
February 23, 1923 letter to Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne from Nancy Brown
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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February 22, 1923 letter to Nancy Brown from Jim and Cora Keith
February 22, 1923 To: Nancy Brown From: Jim & Cora Keith, Shelbyville, MI Jim and Cora both write thanking Nancy for the candy they sent. Jim has been troubled with asthma all winter long but is now taking some medicine … Continue reading
October 1922 letter to Jean Mueller from Helen Mueller
October 1922 To: Jean Mueller From: Helen Mueller, Galesburg, MI Helen is writing to her sister Jean about spending time with relatives in Michigan and tells about all the letters she has written. When she comes home she will tell … Continue reading
