Category Archives: Genealogy

Post HQ and Hospital, Columbus, O. – 1920

Posted on February 22, 2017 by Pat Shaul

637 Post Headquarters and Hospital, United States Barracks, Columbus, Ohio.  Published by Haentein Bros., Columbus, Ohio. Post marked Columbus, Ohio.  Nov 8, 1920.  Addressed to Mrs. L. G. [Lee G. / Florence Koontz] Weaver, 92 Tireman Ave, Detroit, Mich. “Florence, … Continue reading →

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We boys who shouldered arms … – 1918

Posted on February 21, 2017 by Pat Shaul

We boys who shouldered arms all hope when we get home again, there’ll be another pair of arms around our shoulders then.  Loyalty Series.  Made in U.S.A. Post marked Detroit, Mich.  Oct. 1, 1918.  Addressed to Florence Weaver, 1346 W. … Continue reading →

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Court House, Mt Vernon, OH – 1918

Posted on February 20, 2017 by Pat Shaul

Court House, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.  A-67072.  Published by Frank E. Kirby, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.  Made in U.S.A. Post marked Columbus, Ohio.  Jun 17, 1918.  Addressed to Mrs. Lee [Florence Koontz] Weaver, 91 Tireman Ave., Detroit, Mich. “Are you satisfied now … Continue reading →

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Museum of Art, Toledo, OH – 1918

Posted on February 19, 2017 by Pat Shaul

Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio.  45673 – Published by Progressive News & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Post marked Toledo, Ohio.  Jun 14, 1918.  Addressed to Mrs L. G. [Lee G / Florence Koontz] Weaver, 92 Tireman Ave., Detroit, Mich. “Received your … Continue reading →

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To My Valentine ♥ 1910

Posted on February 5, 2017 by Pat Shaul

Let me write on this heart of thine.  None as true as thy Valentine.   To my Valentine.  Series 1034.  Printed in Germany. Post marked Columbus, Ohio. Feb 13, 1910.  Addressed to Mr. Lee Weaver, # 94 Tireman Ave., Detroit, … Continue reading →

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My Hearts Gift ♥

Posted on February 4, 2017 by Pat Shaul

My Hearts Gift.  2160.  Printed in Germany. No post mark.  Addressed to Mrs. Chas. [Marcella Neusome] Fisher, Columbus, Ohio. “Dear Marcella, Lem [Lemuel Weaver] got home safe and sound at 10:30 P.M. Was glad to have him home and a … Continue reading →

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My Valentine ♥ 1921

Posted on February 2, 2017 by Pat Shaul

My Valentine.  You are tugging so hard at my heart I’m afraid that you’ll pull it apart.  Published by The Gibson Art Company, Cincinnati. Post marked Columbus, Ohio.  Feb 13, 1921.  Addresses to Miss Leila Weaver, 4238 Tireman Ave., Detroit, … Continue reading →

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Masonic Temple, Columbus, Ohio – 1918

Posted on February 1, 2017 by Pat Shaul

Masonic Temple, Columbus, Ohio.  209. Published by The Haenlein Brothers Co., Inc., Columbus, Ohio.   Made in the U. S. A.    A-41952. Post marked Columbus, Ohio.  Jun 24, 1918.  Addressed to Mrs. L. G. [Lee G. / Florence Koontz] … Continue reading →

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Public Square, Cleveland – 1918

Posted on January 31, 2017 by Pat Shaul

Public Square, Looking Northeast, Cleveland, Ohio.   14.  Published by Braun Post Card Co., Cleveland, Ohio.  Made in U. S. A.    Braun-Chrome  Superior Quality.  R-64892 Post marked Cleveland, Ohio.  Jul 22, 1918.  Addressed to Mrs. Lee [Florence Koontz] Weaver, … Continue reading →

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Rockefeller Building, Cleveland, Ohio – 1918

Posted on January 30, 2017 by Pat Shaul

Rockefeller Building, Cleveland, Ohio.  6831.  Pub. by J. Sapirstein, Cleveland, Ohio Post marked Gary, Ind.  Jul 4, 1918.  Addressed to Mrs. L. G. [Lee G. / Florence Koontz] Weaver, 92 Tireman, Detroit, Michigan. “7-3-18  Hello Sis,  Well I go farther … Continue reading →

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