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Box 6

 Container

Contains 150 Results:

Nathan Elsas birth announcement, 1910 February 12

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 2
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 619
Scope and Contents

Copy of birth announcement sent from Beno and Jenny Elsas telling the birth of their son, Nathan. Dated February 12, 1910.

Dates: 1910 February 12

Sophie Heilner Elsas and Oscar Elsas letter to Sigmund Heilner and Clara Heilner, 1910 June 6

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 2
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 620
Scope and Contents

Letter from Sophie and Oscar Elsas to Sigmund and Clara Heilner. Sophie sends a card from Wildbad where she and Oscar go for the baths and a rest. Dated June 6, 1910. Includes a translation of the letter.

Dates: 1910 June 6

Anna M. E. Mann letter to Sigmund Heilner, 1910 June 8

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 2
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 621
Scope and Contents

Letter from Anna M.E. Mann to Sigmund Heilner. The wife of a friend of Sigmund's, P.J. Mann, a prominent citizen from Crescent City, writes thanking him for an oil painting he sent them which portrayed the laying of the cornerstone of the Old People's Home in Portland, Oregon. Dated June 8, 1910. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Dates: 1910 June 8

Sophie Heilner Elsas and Oscar Elsas letter to Sigmund Heilner and Clara Heilner, 1910 August 1

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 2
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 623
Scope and Contents

Letter from Sophie and Oscar Elsas to Sigmund and Clara Heilner. Sophie reports on the crash of the Zepplin and remarks, "Air travel is still too dangerous." Dated August 1, 1910. Includes a translation of the letter.

Dates: 1910 August 1

Sophie Heilner Elsas and Oscar Elsas letter to Sigmund Heilner and Clara Heilner, 1911 February 2

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 3
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 624
Scope and Contents

Letter from Sophie and Oscar Elsas to Sigmund and Clara Heilner. Sophie writes that David, her brother, outpaces all the rest of the family in his health and energy. Dated February 2, 1911. Includes a translation of the letter.

Dates: 1911 February 2

Sophie Heilner Elsas and Oscar Elsas letter to Sigmund Heilner and Clara Heilner, 1911 March 3

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 3
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 625
Scope and Contents

Letter from Sophie and Oscar Elsas to Sigmund and Clara Heilner. Sophie is delighted that Millie and Newton are planning a trip to Germany, but worries about the language barrier. Dated March 3, 1911. Includes a translation of the letter.

Dates: 1911 March 3

Sophie Heilner Elsas and Oscar Elsas letter to Sigmund Heilner and Clara Heilner, 1911 April 24

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 3
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 626
Scope and Contents

Letter from Sophie and Oscar Elsas to Sigmund and Clara Heilner. Sophie rejoices in meeting Millie and Newton. It is the first physical contact the German and American family has had since 1871. Dated April 24, 1911. Includes a translation of the letter.

Dates: 1911 April 24

David Heilner letter to Sigmund Heilner, 1911 August 8

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 3
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 627
Scope and Contents

Letter from David Heilner to Sigmund Heilner. David, the Kommerzienrat Heilner, writes from the Grand Hotel in Brennerbad in Tirol of his delight in meeting Sigmund and Clara's daughter, Millie, and Newton. Dated August 8, 1911. Includes a translation of the letter.

Dates: 1911 August 8

Walter Vogel birth announcement, approximately 1911

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 3
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 628
Scope and Contents

Copy of an announcement that Afons and Else Vogel have a son. Dated approximately 1911.

Dates: approximately 1911

Sophie Heilner Elsas and Oscar Elsas letter to Sigmund Heilner and Clara Heilner, 1912 January 28

 Item — Box: 6, Folder: 4
Identifier: MSS 6721 Series 1 Sub-Series 2 Item 629
Scope and Contents

Letter from Sophie and Oscar Elsas to Sigmund and Clara Heilner. Sophie expresses that many family members are ill. Dated January 28, 1912. Includes a translation of the letter.

Dates: 1912 January 28