NAWSA   GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE   Roewer, Rosa H.

R.P.H.: 40 Coolidge Hill Road: Cambridge, Massachusetts Apr. 21/41
Dear Friend - I had hoped to call on you long before this 
to thank you for your fine Easter greeting and especially
for your own verses which just gave us courage once more
to just keep up our prayer for a better future for our poor
world which must [come] in the slow evolution of the
same! - Spring has come again in all its beauty
after the long [chary] winter - March was the longest
dreariest one I've known and April the most
beautiful one within my memory! We were all out
in Pigeon Cove for the weekend, and my little great
grandson Jon (George E. Roemer III) a perfect sunbeam!
Just our one comfort in these terrible times! + What
would the world be without [?] like yours!
Rosa Prang Heinzen

personal postals 
CAMBRIDGE A MASS.3
APR 21
6-PM
1941

Miss Alice Stone Blackwell.
1410 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge
Mass.

An Easter Message

Pasadena
California

God grant you every joy 
of the Easter season.

George forwarded to me
your precious ever
welcome Easter card. Thank
you so much for it. My 
dear Sister Henrietta has
been very ill this winter
and I flew here on Feb.
22nd to help take care
of her. She is much better
and I expect to fly back

A Hallmark Card
SE252-7
Copyright 1947
Hall Brothers Inc.


P.S.
government continued there would be no Germany
in a century!!!


in time to spend the 19th with George
and our grandchildren in Melrose.
Hope you are well.
Affectionately
Rosa Heinzen Roewer.

P.S. Did you know that a Prof.
Wittke of Oberlin College (Chicago University
Press) published the life of Karl Heinzen,
with the assistance of Henrietta two years ago?
He told about his suffrage activity, anti-capitol
punishment advocacy and the fact that a hundred
years ago he wrote that if the then present German

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