| This linen postcard that features the United
States Post Office at Watseka, Illinois, which is in Iroquois County.
Signed "Gladys & Hick," it was
postmarked on September 5, 1941 in Crescent City, Illinois. It was
mailed to Mr. & Mrs. John ALBAN of New Freedom, York County,
Pennsylvania.
The message is in very faint pencil, so I
can't scan it for you, but it announces that Gladys & Hick have
arrived (presumably at Watseka, or Crescent City) and that they're very
sorry that the ALBAN family is not there, too. They wrote that
"Dudley was up he doesn't look a day older. Will see Wallace this
eve."
The card was published by the Curteich
Company of Chicago, as indicated by the printed "Genuine
Curteich-Chicago 'C. T. American Art' Post Card (Reg. U. S. Pat.
Off.)." Click here
to visit the
Iroquois County, Illinois GenWeb Pages!
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