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I received a (swift) reply to this entry, as follows:
So I found some information about Miss. Weed ,She was a Elementary school teacher , born around 1894, she was single , lived by her self. I found one of her neighbor name , I emailed her maybe she’ll get back to me.
Postcard mailed from Long Beach, California, to Framingham Center, Massachusetts, on Wednesday, March 27, 1957. Message: All the 'stars' have homes here at Palm Springs and some of them are fabulous. We are in a darling motel, San Lorenzo, built all around a pool. Each 'studio room' has a bath and kitchenette and we got our own breakfast. The foliage and flowers are everywhere in abundance. We sure hate to leave this spot. 82° today. We should have come out here when you were West. Much love to all, Peg and Dad. I'll mail this to the Framingham address today.
Postcard mailed from St. Petersburg, Florida, to Bridgeport, Connecticut, on Monday, February 24, 1941. Message, addressed to a Miss Weed: Here I am. Had a very pleasant trip and riding companion. Isabelle and two friends met me with a car. Sat in the yard and ate a tangerine, surrounded by nasturtiums, crotons, ferns, etc. Walked along the bay and ate at a busy place. Now to the shuffle boards. Love, Maude. I'll mail this to the Bridgeport address tomorrow.
Got a response already! See this update.
Postcard mailed from Tampa, Florida, to Dunkirk, New York, on Tuesday, February, 22, 1983. Message: Hi! Hammer-head sharks are ugly but one will be on our wall in a few weeks. I got sea sick while Dave reeled it in. 6' 11" [2.1 meters long]. We won over $400 profit at Gulfstream. Doing lots of eating and drinking. It has been rather rainy but warm. Leaving for Tarpon Springs soon. Have a good time in Mexico. Call us when you get back & we'll compare notes. Dave & Mary Lou. I'll mail this to the Dunkirk address tomorrow.
Postcard mailed from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Johnson City, New York, on Friday, May 23, 1952. Message: What a beautiful place. I couldn't find a card with the snow capped Rockies on it except this one, looking through the arch. To me, it was the most beautiful of all. You ride along under them & feel like a tiny ant they are so tall and cold looking. More later. Mary & Bob. I'll mail this to the Johnson City address today.
Postcard mailed from and to Muskegon, Michigan, on Thursday, October 18, 1956. Message: Dear Cora: Did I send you one of these from Chicago? I remember I got it purposely to send to you, I put it with my letters I received and run across it the other day, evidently hadn't sent it. So here it is. If I sent you one before, now you've got two. Thought they were so cute and know you would like it. Edwardine. I'll mail this to the Muskegon address today.
Postcard mailed from Tijuana to Brooklyn, New York, on Tuesday, July 19, 1949. Message: Saludos Mama! Ahora soy en Tijuana. Just crossed the boarder [sic] and on my way to taste some tequila. Amor and Love, Rose. I'll mail this to the Brooklyn address today.
Postcard mailed from Superior to Watertown, Wisconsin, on September 20, 1908. Message: Dear Helen and Casper, this is Sunday morning. Emil is gone to the office so you can think how lone some it is for me. Come and keep company for me while I'm alone. This morning we had our first meal at the new home. I like it so much better. Not settled yet. Helen the table is fine thank you and Casper and more for it. Helen open your heart and write to us once. Regards to all from Emil & Tina. I'll mail this to the Superior address today.
