NAWSA   GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE    Churchill, Anna Q.

200 Liberty St. Lowell, Mass.
Nov. 28 1942
Dear Miss Blackwell,
The address of our dear Sophie
A. Siebker is Emmastrasse 41 Bremen
Germany. I have not been able to reach her
there since the war began, almost a year ago.
My Christmas greeting of one year ago was
returned to me stamped "No means of delivery."
I have not heard from her at all for over a year,
nor from any one in Germany. I am glad
to hear from you. I liked your Easter message to
your sincere friend, Anna Quincy Churchill.

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1942

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Home address:
200 Liberty St. Lowell
Mass.
22 April 1940

My dear Miss Blackwell,
Yesterday I received a postal-card
from our mutual friend, Sophie A. Siebker bearing
the address of her newly built home:
Emmastrasse 41, Bremen, Germany.
The card was mailed March 24. She had received 
my Christmas calendar mailed Dec. 3, 1939 on
March 17, 1940!
Again I want to thank you for your welcome
Easter message. You asked me for Sophie's address
when you sent it, so I thought I would send
it to you, now that I have it.
I am sorry to hear that your eyesight is
less keen that it was, but I know that you
can see much with your inward eyes that some
of us cannot see. So may your courage remain
in spite of your handicap.
Affectionately,
Anna Quincy Churchill.

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