Box 2
Contains 257 Results:
Mother, Indianapolis, to Ruth, Bradford Academy, 1912 June 2 (postmark)
Writes that this will be about the last letter to Bradford; encloses Mrs. McMurray’s invitation [3 x 5 card]; suggests persons to receive commencement invitations; tells Ruth not to expect presents for her ”second graduation”.
George H. Grieb, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1913 January 7
Acknowledges receiving Ruth’s card; discusses pictures he will send her of a wreck they had seen.
George H. Grieb, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1913 January 28
Mentions sending the pictures in spite of not hearing from Ruth; more about the incident on the train to California.
Leila, Oberlin, Ohio, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1913 April 27 (postmark)
Much about a dreadful flood.
Mother to Ruth, 1913 June 2
Acknowledges what Ruth has written about her trip back east; mentions Lyman’s interest in Margaret. Date is noted on back of last page.
Mother to Ruth, 1913 June 9
Mentions Ruth’s departure today, on a trip that will be “the climax of your Bradford chapter”; discusses finances; advises Ruth to learn how to cook when she returns home.
Mother to Ruth, 1913 June 13
More on Ruth’s experiences back east. Date is noted on back of last page.
Mother, Indianapolis, to Ruth, Brooklyn, New York, but forwarded to Stanford [sic], Connecticut, 1913 June 18
More on Ruth’s trip back east.
Lyman, Indianapolis, to Ruth, Brooklyn, New York, 1913 June 23 (postmark)
Asks Ruth to tell him what Peggy [Margaret] thinks of him.
Mother to Ruth, 1913 June 28
Advises Ruth not to become a go-between for Lyman and Peggy. Date is noted on back of last page.
Indianapolis, Lyman to Ruth, Brooklyn, New York, but forwarded to Indianapolis, 1913 June 30
Relays how he feels about Margaret.
Mother to Ruth, 1913 July
Mentions that she will send this in care of Esther. Date is noted on back of last page.
Mother to Ruth, 1913 July 16 [noted on back of first page]
Acknowledges that Ruth has been to Poughkeepsie and New York; mentions that this will be the last letter posted to Bradford.
Vance Rivers, Los Angeles, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 January 9
“Dear friend Ruth”; mentions her visit to Oak Glen “that October”.
Frederick Shafer to Ruth and Lyman, 1914 March 25
Regrets not being able to accept an invitation for April 3.
Fred, Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 April 2
Writes of his arrival and his work.
Fred, Grand Rapids, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 April 12
Discusses working on designs for a new latch; mentions Ruth being in Gertrude’s wedding.
Fred, Grand Rapids, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 April 26
Mentions the wedding, his designs for locks and hinges, and how he misses Indianapolis.
Cincinnati, Mother to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 April 30 (postmark)
Instructs Ruth to do nothing about the plastering; mentions her itinerary. [postcard]
F. C. S., Grand Rapids, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 May 4
Expresses sympathy for a death in Ruth’s family.
F. C. S., Greenville, Michigan, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 May 13
Writes of being on a sales trip, selling locks.
F. C. S., Grand Rapids, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 May 20
Announces he will be coming to Indianapolis on Sunday.
John, Toledo, Ohio, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 June 5
Mentions his arrival and visiting a tobacco factory; regrets missing the dance last night; relates that his father is letting him go to a commencement and to Hyannis Port.
F. C. S., Grand Rapids, to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 June 17
Mentions receiving Ruth’s scrapbook, “a corker”; describes his trip.
John, Newport, Rhode Island (postmark), to Ruth, Indianapolis, 1914 June 17
Describes his five days at Princeton for a reunion and graduation, on his way to Hyannisport; encloses an envelope with a “picture of boat I am on”.