The above postcard was sent to "Master Francis Portfors" (Uncle Porkie), Weippe, Idaho, postmarked from Orofino on December 23, 1916. "Hope Santa fills your stocking full." Signed: Harold and Clarence. I can only guess this might be the same Harold and Clarence (Willis) from the moon photo. The handwritten message reads: "Your grandma called on me the next day after Thanksgiving. Was real glad to see her. Hardly knew her -- she is so thin." Signed: Mrs. C.N.W. So, it seems as though Harold and Clarence's mother was acquainted with my great-grandmother, Alice Mary Stinson Sanders. What do you think?
Dorothy and her boy doll, "Albert," Headquarters, Idaho, 1917.
And a photo of Francis and Dorothy Portfors.
The above postcard was sent to "Master Francis Portfors" (Uncle Porkie), Weippe, Idaho, postmarked from Orofino on December 23, 1916. "Hope Santa fills your stocking full." Signed: Harold and Clarence. I can only guess this might be the same Harold and Clarence (Willis) from the moon photo. The handwritten message reads: "Your grandma called on me the next day after Thanksgiving. Was real glad to see her. Hardly knew her -- she is so thin." Signed: Mrs. C.N.W. So, it seems as though Harold and Clarence's mother was acquainted with my great-grandmother, Alice Mary Stinson Sanders. What do you think?
Dorothy and her boy doll, "Albert," Headquarters, Idaho, 1917.
And a photo of Francis and Dorothy Portfors.
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