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On the Left is the A.M. Grinnell General Store, Avondale, in 1914. On the Right is the
Same building in 2002.
This was also the Avondale Post Office.
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Here are a couple of views of Modern Day Avondale. Taken in August 2002.
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This is a picture postcard of Evart High School. Sent from Myrtie (Lambert) Peel to Ora (Harper) Peel.
There is no year on the postmark. Ora moved with her husband Melvin to Stanwood, in about 1914.
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This is a picture postcard of "Moose Day" in Reed City. Sent from
George and Eliza (Walker) Peel to Melvin and Ora (Harper) Peel.
The card is postmarked August 14, 1914.
We're Curious as Heck... Can anyone tell us what Moose Day is all about?
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A Postcard of the Baptist Churh in Evart. Sent from
Nora Peel to Adelbert Peel (her Husband) on November 22, 1916. She mentions her brother
Millard Peel. And, Uncle Bob who was Robert Mowatt.
Elnora Peel, Adelbert Peel, Millard Peel, and Robert Mowatt were all residents of Hartwick
Township at one time.
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A Postcard of "Twin Creek", Evart, Michigan. Dated August 17, 1916.
This is another post from Myrtie (Lambert) Peel to Ora Peel.
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MYSTERY! A Postcard with No Postmark sent or given to Ora Peel from the Welton Boys.
We'd like to know if this is a picture of a school house in Osceola County. It
could also be from Mecosta, County. Or, for that matter almost anywhere in Michigan!
If you recognize the school or names, Please let us know.
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