Edwin Laurence Lockey to Mrs. Edna Gellhorn - December 26, 1917
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Great Lakes [Illinois] Please Tell The other Lady to Write. Get every one to write that will. I received a letter from Mrs. Michael just a minute ago. [December] 26, 1917. Mrs. George Gellhorn. Dear Friend. I received the box of Cakes an sure was glad to get them. We don
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E.L. Lockey Great Lakes [stamp] Waukegan [December] 29 8 PM 1917 [Illinois] Mrs. George Gellhorn 4366 McPherson Ave. St. Louis
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| Title | Edwin Laurence Lockey to Mrs. Edna Gellhorn - December 26, 1917 |
| Creator | Lockey, Edwin Laurence |
| Source | Lockey, Edwin Laurence. Letter to Mrs. Edna Gellhorn. 26 December 1917. Edna Gellhorn Papers. Washington University Libraries, Department of Special Collections, St. Louis, Missouri. |
| Description | Letter from Edwin Laurence Lockey to Mrs. Edna Gellhorn. He was a member of Company H, 3rd Regiment, stationed at Camp Dewey in Great Lakes, Illinois. He thanked Gellhorn for her package and kind words. Mrs. Edna Gellhorn was an active civic leader and reformer. She became a leader in the women's suffrage movement and in 1920 became a founder and first vice president of the National League of Women Voters. |
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