One man in a Thousand. 16. Design Copyrighted by E. B. & E.
No post mark. Not addressed. Never sent
“Lem Weaver”
Apparently, someone was trying to tell Great Grandpa Weaver [Lemuel Weaver] that he was quite special. I cannot tell for sure whose handwriting is on the back of the card.
Street car bridge, across Cuyahoga River at Gorge, near Akron, Ohio.
No post mark, no address. Never sent.
From when Grandpa Lee [Weaver] was living in Akron just after finishing at Cleary Business College.
“This is some bridge”
Main Street, South from Mill Street, Akron, Ohio. Published Expressly for S. H. Knox & Co. Made in U. S. A. A-17275
“This is the Main St. of the city.”
Grandpa [Lee G. Weaver] was working in Akron in 1913. He saved a number of post cards from that city and wrote on the back. I guess it was easier than taking photographs.
Birds Eye View Niagara Falls. Queens Park Bazaar. Zybach & Co., Props. Niagara Falls, Ont. Canada. When at Niagara Falls, don’t fail to descend by elevator to Table Rock and go behind the great Horseshoe Falls, Canadian side. Elevator’ Dress and Guide, 50 c. A 180.
Not mailed; no writing on the card. But captured the Falls at a time — probably in the mid 1930s.
Awaken memories kind and true. Of one who always thinks of you. B142.
No post mark. No address.
“Sister Weaver [Effie Lee Weaver], Sister Harris is buried tomorrow at 2 P.M. from Redford a “Star Funeral” from the house. Sister Sherwood
This was obviously a notice to Great grandma Weaver of an Eastern Star Funeral that was going to happen the next day. Since it was not mailed, and the card was part of Grandpa Lee’s collection, I assume it was hand delivered.
View from Dufferin Terrace, Quebec, Canada. A Valentine and Sons United Publishing Co. Limited Toronto and Winnipeg. Printed in U.S.A.
Post marked Quebec, P.Q. Aug 18, 1924. Addressed to Mr. & Mrs. L[ee] G. Weaver, 4238 Tireman Ave, Detroit, Mich. U.S.A
“Friday Just left Quebec this morning. Its a fine trip & not to the end of it yet. Bess”
Not sure who Bess was. Their next door neighbor when the lived on Steel Ave (they moved there in 1929) was Bess Potes. Anyway, the address reflects the house renumbering that went on in Detroit. Grandma and Grandpa (and, at this time, both daughters, Leila and Jmae) were living at the same address as Lemuel and Effie. The house was a duplex. The elder Weavers occupied the lower level, the younger (Lee and his family) the upper level).
Greetings from Olvera St. Los Angeles, Calif. The Avila Adobe. Olvera Street, The oldest building in Los Angeles.
This is another unsent, COPPER post card in the collection. It is printed on a heavy duty copper foil. No idea of when it was purchased. But, it is in pristine condition.
Interior of the Great “Mormon” Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Utah. 599. 1A218. Deseret Book Company, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Interior of “Mormon” Tabernacle. The Tabernacle has a seating capacity of 8,000 people. It was built to accommodate the great gatherings of the “Mormon” people at their annual and semi-annual conferences. The acoustic properties are exceptionally fine, the ticking of an ordinary clock being distinctly audible in all parts. One of the unique features of the building is the great organ. It has been rebuilt and enlarged by the Austin Organ Co. of Hartford, Conn. and today is conceded to be the peer of, if not superior to, any pipe organ in existence. Regular services are held on Sunday at 2 P.M. Visitors are always welcome.
Post marked Salt Lake City, Utah. Apr 26, 1937. Addressed to Miss Jmae Weaver, 13975 Steel A., Detroit, Mich.
4/26/37 Dear Jim [Jmae Weaver], Hope you are all well. We are on way home. Hope to be there Sat or Sunday. Dad [Lee G. Weaver]”
The West trip for Lee and Florence was coming to an end and Grandpa was letting Leila and Jmae know when they needed to make everything ship-shape around the house. Of course, by reputation, Effie Lee Weaver, Lee’s mother, would have made sure of that since she was staying with her granddaughters during their parents’ trip.
The Kaibab Trail from Yaki Point, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. H-4211. From Yaki Point, three miles east of El Tovar Hotel, the visitor may see several miles of the Kaibab Trail as it zig-zags down to Phantom Ranch and the Colorado River. Copyright by Fred Harvey. 2A1157.
Post marked Williams, Ariz. Apr. 12, 1937. Addressed to Jmae Weaver, 13975 Steel, Detroit, Mich.
“Mon. Noon . Hello, Just finished seeing Grand Canyon & oh boy, save this card. Mother [Florence Koontz Weaver] On my 4th roll of pictures.”
In April of 1937, Jmae was 13 and her sister, Leila was 17. Lee and Florence took a road trip to the west coast. Great Grandma Effie Weaver stayed with Leila and Jmae during this trip.
No. 10 Lover’s Lane, Saint Jo. By Eugene Field. But I’s give it all and gladly if for an hour or so I could feel the grace of a distant place — of lover’s lane, Saint Jo.
Post marked Rove, Ohio – no date – Addressed to Mrs. Effie Weaver, 92 Tireman Ave, Detroit, Mich.
“Dear Aunt Effie, Papa and Mamma [David Shreider and Anne Neusome Weaver, Lemuel Weaver’s brother] arrived Sat noon all O.K. We got along fine while they were gone. We are all well. Hope you are all the same. Many thanks for your presents. Like them very much. Rosa [Rosella Blanche Weaver]”
Apparently, David and Anne had come to Detroit to visit Great Grandpa and Grandma Weaver.
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