Deeply Rooted
Title: Memorial Cabinet Card for Helen Cooper
Date: died 21 March 1912
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Curator: Christine Fisher
Detail:
In Loving Remembrance of Helen Cooper
Died March 21, 1912
A precious one from us has gone, a voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home, which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled the boon His love had given;
And though the body slumbers now, the soul is safe in Heaven.
Author: Iva M. Cooper of Grand Rapids, MI
Title: Letter to Mrs. HE Cooper of Lawrence, MI
Date: 03 February
Curator: Christine Fisher
Note:
Lawrence, MI
Mrs. HE Cooper
03 February
Arrived o.k. but about an hour late. Am not going to register till tomorrow. Mrs. B is real miserable. Hope Amanda will be all right. Had a lot of mail and some X-mas presents waiting me.
Iva
Grand Rapids, MI
Author: Helen E. (Nelson) Cooper
Title: Postcard (Westmoreland, NY) to unknown
Date: undated
Curator: Christine Fisher
Note:
Drum’s Store – Westmoreland, NY POSTCARD
I am sending you this more for the dog than the store. The dog is the one that tried to outrun the cars when he was a puppy and lost the end of narrative, and grew wise very suddenly. His name is Gypsy and is owned by Mr Hubble who owns the building, a corner of which may be seen at the left. Around the corner, south is the McDougle house, one of the oldest in town except ours. and the one marked 100 years on map. All of these photos you should see through a glass. Valeria you know wrote about the dog. and what an escapade they had. They are just across the road from us. See map. HE Cooper
Author: Helen E. (Nelson) Cooper
Title: Postcard (Westmoreland, NY) to unknown
Date: undated
Curator: Christine Fisher
Note:
Borden’s Bottling Works (postcard)
Westmoreland, NY
I need not explain this. The map shows its location and how to reach it. I am going to Utica today if I can get there. I am awful weak and shaky, but guess I will make it all right. (Helen E. Cooper)