A Cordial Wish

Mrs. Clarence Stuber
Spencerville, Ohio


Wishing you & hubby a Merry Xmas.  Am in Midland now so write to me here.  Why don't you send me a line, Have written you cards several times.


Beck


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This postcard, postmarked Midland, Michigan, December 22, 1922, was part of the collection of cards of my paternal great-uncle and aunt, Clarence and Vera (Haley) Stuber.


I have not yet identified "Beck" yet, but Vera's aunt and uncle, Arthur and Carrie Mae (Haley) Graves, did live in Midland during this time.

A Merry Christmas

Dec. 24, 1918 -

Dear Sis. & Bro. -

Tues. Morn. Rec'd your letter yesterday don't get your letters now untill 2nd day.  We are all well.  We sent your X'mas box yesterday.  Geo. Metzner hasn't arrived yet.  May hear from him today.  Fred Young is improving can sit up in bed some.  Flu is not much better.  There was four broke out with it at Metzner  school.  Gay Bergman & Elizabeth Sherman were two of them.  The girls don't have to go to school this week.  Have vacation.  Ruth is anxious for Santa to come.

From Sis.  CEH

Mrs. Clarence Stuber

Spencerville, Ohio

R.F.D # 5

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This postcard, postmarked December 24, 1918 in Portland, Indiana, was sent to my paternal great-aunt, Vera (Haley) Stuber, by her sister, Clara Elnora Haley.

The Ruth mentioned is my grandmother, Ruth Haley.  The George Metzner mentioned is an unidentified Metzner relative.  Gay Bergman was a distant relative of the family through the Metzner side, and was a contemporary of Vera.

Christmas Wish

Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Stuber
Spencerville, Ohio


Dec. 22, 1929


A Merry Christmas to you all


Mr. & Mrs. Geo Metzner


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This postcard, postmarked Belmore, Ohio, December 22, 1929, was part of the collection of my paternal great-uncle and aunt, Clarence and Vera (Haley) Stuber.


Which George Metzner family is this from? Vera's great-uncle and aunt, George W. and Elizabeth Metzner, lived in the Belmore area, but he died in 1875.  Belmore is in Putnam County, Ohio.  Another mystery to sort out.