BLACKWELL FAMILY                       GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
ALICE STONE BLACKWELL                                                                                   Ko                                       
                                                                                                                                       Tel. WATertown 7904

Mekhithar Home
27 HILLSIDE RD., WATERTOWN, MASS.
July 8, 1942

Mrs. Alice Stone Blackwell
1010 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, Massachusetts

My dear Mrs. Blackwell:
I acknowledge with sincere thanks receipt 
of your book of translated Armenian Poetry. It has been put in 
our library and is already in circulation. I am sure that everyone 
who reads it will enjoy it.
Thanking you again for your consideration 
and thoughtfulness, I remain
Very truly yours,
Rev Dr. Lorenz Kogy
ra                                                                                                                                                                                                RA.ALICE STONE BLACKWELL
1010 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

Rev. Loring Kogy:
27 Hillside Road
Watertower, Mass.

Dear Sir:
            Under another cover I am sending two copies of "Armenian Poems"; one for the library of the Mekhilanish House, and one for yourself.
            The book has long been out of print, but I have a few still left.
                                                                              Yours sincerely                                                                                                                                                                                            April 10 1931
                              

Dear Miss Blackwell,
     
       I was very glad to receive your kind Easter greeting also the letter, thank you very much.
       I am very glad that you were pleased with our Easter token.
       May be this will be our last letter from Chicago, because we are planning to buy a small five acre farm, in Michigan. My uncle is coming with us too, as a partner.
       As soon as we are settled, I will write you again.
       With the very best wishes and love I am,
                                                                                                                                           Yours very gratefully
                                                                                                                                                      KoharigBox 100 Lake Shore Dr.
St. Joseph, Michigan
July 11, 1931

Dear Miss Blackwell,
We have bought five acres 
farm 90 miles from Chicago, and 
4 mile south off St. Joseph, Mich. 
on U.S. 12.
We have a seven room modern 
house. Our aim is to do poultry business,
we have started with 400 
chickens, and will add gradually.
We will be delighted to have you 
to spend your summer vacation 
with us. I will do everything to 
make it a very pleasant and a restful 
one.
With love and best wishes,
I am,
Yours very gratefully
Koharig.[Ms] Dr. Konikou {?}
June 16 - 05
A. T. Konikou
330 Shawn av
Dear Miss Blackwell,
The Socialist
organisation of America, Poles,
Letts, Lithuanians, Jews and Italians
are going to have a mass meeting at
Faneuil Hall on 22 of January
8 p.m.  A parade will preceed the
meeting, starting from Castle Square,
going though Tremont St.
The committee decided to invite
a [one] representative of the Friends
of Russian Freedom to be presentWe could not get hold of the Armenians,
though we sent an invitation to participate
in our parade and meeting
to the Soc. Armenian paper. Could you
by chance supply me with an address
of a Russian Revolut. Armenian?
Forgive me for heaping work upon you, but
I know that you feel for us or, rather,
like any one of us, and would like
to help us to have a successful meeting and
parade. I hope the red flag will not frighten you


upon the platform and, if possible,
to speak for a few minutes.
I suppose I have not to remind you
what the 22nd of January means for
us Russians. It is Bloody Tuesday"
which is now considered [as] the beginning
of the present Revolution going on
in Russia.
Would you kindly notify me, whether
you find the Friends of Russ. Freedom
will be represented? Also [whom] whether
the representatives will speak? I hope
it will be you or your father!The papers started the fuss, as long as they 
started it, we could not deny the flag that our
brothers in Russia are fighting for. Personally 
we do not care for flags!
We will have about 5 different nationalities
represented at the meeting.

                                          Yours sincerely
                             Dr. Antoinette F. Konikou