A difficult-to-read 1909 note from a sender in Cordell, OK to Miss Laura Peratt in Dill, OK
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Postcard 8 – A Secret Admirer?
This “friend” tended to send several notes and postcards to the yet-unwed Miss Laura Peratt. I believe it is the same person who signs as “C.S.” and also, sometimes, as Clifford. The front of this card, while torn, is truly beautiful to see in person. The copper areas are embossed with some sort of a…Read more
Postcard 7 – 1909 Easter Wishes
A 1909 postcard from an unknown cousin (so far!) to Miss Laura Peratt.
Postcard 6 – “Bless you old friend!”
A 1914 note between in-law families – Lula Peratt to Maggie Houchens, mother of Jesse, Sammie, Harold, and Ermine.
Letter 2 – “Dearest (new) mother”
A letter from a newly engaged Doris Wilson to Lula Peratt. Hoyt and Doris met at Pepperdine College (now University) and Hoyt was a member of the first 4-year graduating class. Doris would have just turned 20 years old at the writing of this letter in 1939.
Letter 1 – A business trip to Chicago
A letter from Lennie Peratt, Laura’s younger sister, from a 1915 business trip to Chicago. She is writing to the girls who work at the Dixie Dry Goods about the latest fashions she is seeing and experiencing.
Picture 1 – A 1930 Christmas Dinner
An undated photo but most likely from 1930 of a Christmas dinner that included the Peratts, Houchens, Tolberts, and extended family and friends
Postcard 4 – A bustling Downtown Denver
A 1910 Postcard depicting downtown Denver, Colorado to Miss Laura Peratt in Dill, Oklahoma
Postcard 3 – “Come See Us Soon”
A 1923 postcard from grandmother Lula Peratt to little 4 year old Hoyt Houchens.
Postcard 2 – Christmas Greetings from Uncle John
Christmas greetings postcard from Uncle John Peratt to Miss Laurrie Peratt