Correspondence, 1914 September-October
Scope and Contents
Letters exchanged between Maude Howdershell and Milton Kerrick. Maude writes that she hasn't seen the comet that Milton spoke of, but that she is enjoying the beautiful moonlit night. On October 12, Milton writes that the only independent life is as a farmer and that he doesn't blame any girl for not marrying a railroad man for they are always unsettled.
Dates
- Creation: 1914 September-October
Creator
- From the Collection: Kerrick, Milton Fristoe (Person)
- From the Collection: Kerrick, Milton Fristoe (Person)
- From the Collection: Kerrick, Maude Amanda Howdershell (Person)
- From the Collection: Howdershell, Maude Amanda "Betty" (Person)
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Extent
From the Collection: 1.5 Linear Feet
Language
English
Custodial History
The letter from Maude Howdershell to Mr. M. F. Kerrick, September 4, 1914, originated from Acc. 2009.481.
Repository Details
Part of the Special Collections Research Center Repository