Representing “Cambria Pines By The Sea” on the air. I couldn’t find much about these performers in this 1930’s marketing postcard.
Postcard 73 – The Banjo Boys and Del
Category: Ontario, California
Ontario, CA mentions
Letter 13 – A letter to an aging, sick mother
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houchen always treated their daughter-in-law, Doris, as if she were their own daughter. Doris loved them strongly and her feelings can be seen and felt in this letter to them after hearing about Laura’s failing health.
Document 3 – Burial Lots
Document certifying the purchase of two lots for burial for Austin and Lula Peratt
Document 2 – In Memory of “Daddy” Peratt
The church bulletin dedicated to the memory of Austin Peratt following his death in 1950.
Postcard 25 – Seattle, Washington – Washington Plaza Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Houchen’s friend, Joe, writes on the first day of Spring, 1971
Postcard 23 – World Travelers check in with the Houchens
Sussex County, England in 1972
Postcard 22 – West Front of Mount Vernon
Friends of Harold and Laura touring Mount Vernon in 1972
Postcard 21 – Hawaiian visit in 1965
Friends/Family writing during their vacation to Harold and Laura
Letter 4 – A Letter Home From College
A letter from a young 18 year old Hoyt to his worrying parents.
Letter 3 – “My dear Hoyt…”
A sweet letter from Doris to Hoyt in December of 1939