
“A Dress for Bertha” – Crooked Creek, PA (1911)
In the Research Note (below) we learn that this was an order for a wedding dress. Miss Bertha Hotchkiss lived on a Rural Route outside

In the Research Note (below) we learn that this was an order for a wedding dress. Miss Bertha Hotchkiss lived on a Rural Route outside

In the summer of 1915, Miss Anna Kipe was attending Bible School in Grantham, PA. Grantham, an unincorporated community of Cumberland County in south- central

Mrs. Mary Lehenbauer lived on a rural route outside Hannibal, the Mississippi River town made famous by Mark Twain. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal,_Missouri In November of 1910, Mrs.

Miss Frieda Rohrig lived in Mauch Chunk, a borough on the Lehigh River in east central Pennsylvania. Mauch Chunk (the name is derived from indigenous