Also told him to have the plumbing fixed.

Spring 1960 (based on where postcard was located in the boxes)

Lincoln, Nebr

Dear Marie -

I sent you a package this afternoon. I may call you by long distance telephone next Sunday afternoon and hope you will be at home.

I called your father up and asked him if he had, had the T.V. fixed and he said yes. Also told him to have the plumbing fixed.

Excuse pencil. Hope to talk with you Sunday afternoon.

Mother.

Happy Birthday, Jill!

I don't wish for the lady I work for to have her name with the money

Lincoln, Nebr.
May 2, 1956

Dear Marie -

Inclose you will find the money $10.00 to help pay for the railroad fare to Lincoln.

Mrs. Schultz said she is intending to write to you too. She said to me that when I am ready to leave here she would buy a steamer trunk for me as a gift.

Please write soon as possible and answer me what your plans are.

Best wishes,
I am
Your Mother.

P.S. If you write to the social worker please write I may take care of my own money and that I may put my money in the bank. I don't wish for the lady I work for to have her name with the money which is mine in the bank. Please let the social worker know and her address is

Mrs. Leopold,
In care of State Hospital, Lincoln, Nebraska.

Also please ask the social worker if she will please come out and visit me? And that if I may talk to her in private?

I hope you received the other 2 letters I sent you since I received your letter. If you can't come I must ask Martin to help me. Please write before Mother's day to your Mother.

Friday Photo: Elin & Ray

Elin Jensen Johnson & Ray Johnson

1962

Colville, Washington

Friday Photo: Lottie at 16

Lottie Jensen Johnson

1936, 16 years old

Omaha, Nebraska

Parent-Teacher Conferences: Jacque

Parent-Teacher Conference Week: Mark

Would you like some more clippings?

Lincoln, Nebr.
March 12, 1955.

Dear Marie - 

I will write a few lines this afternoon. I have hoped that you would write and let me know if you received the 2 packages I sent you. It was a few weeks late after your birthday. I had them insured. The 2 patterns I thought you could perhaps use. I know they are too big for you, but you know how to cut by them so according to fit you.

I am sending some stamps to you which are enclosed. You know how Martin enjoyed stamps. So will you please keep them for him until you see him and can give them to him. In case Martin don't want them you may keep them.

Please write and let me know how you liked the articles I sent you as soon as possible.

Would you like some more clippings?

I hope you answer my other letter where I asked you questions.

I will now close for this time.

As ever,
I am,
Mother. 

Hummers

Marie -

Please answer my letter. I received your card. Betty would like to hear from you too. Easter greetings to you.

From Mother.

Post Office No. is 5.