Letter to Martha Berry from Franklin H. Kalbfleisch
Mr. Kalbfleisch thanks Miss Berry for the excellent cotton.
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Letter to Martha Berry from Franklin Kalbfleisch
Letter to Martha Berry from Franklin Thomas
After hearing about the Berry Birthday Dinner, children from an orphanage in New York donate $10 from their Sunday School fund to the Berry Schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from Fraser Nurseries
Letter from Fraser Nurseries to Berry Schools in regards to doing work for them. This would involving removing trees.
Letter to Martha Berry from Fred B. Smith
Fred B. Smith responds to Miss Berry's "beautiful letter of March 22," saying that he would love to visit The Schools. He says that Mr. John J. Egan told him so much about Berry. He mentions that he just returned from Europe and that he won't be able to be in the South until next Fall.
Letter to Martha Berry from Fred Hoehler
Hoehler writes to let Berry know he has not forgotten about the laundry equipment, but has just been busy. He mentions he has met a few of the Berry boys at Davidson College where he spoke recently.
Letter to Martha Berry from Fred K. Hoehler
Mr. Hoehler tells Martha Berry that Mr. Charles P. Taft has agreed to speak at the Berry Schools next year. Mr. Hoehler suggests to Martha Berry that it would be a good idea to invite Mrs. Taft, as well, because he thinks she could make significant donations to the Berry Schools. Additionally, Mr. Hoehler tells Martha Berry about a new highway from Cincinnati to Chattanooga which will make it easier for Martha Berry to "cultivate" benefactors in Cincinnati. Lastly, Mr. Hoehler asks Martha Berry to ask DeWitt Littleton to write him a proposal for laundry equipment needed which Mr. Hoehler will take up with his friend Taylor Stanley as a potential donor.
Fred K. Hoehler writes to Martha Berry on behalf of Mrs. J. C. Hosea of The Stonewall Jackson Chapter U.D.C. to make sure that the fifty dollars the chapter annually sends to the Berry Schools is used for the admission of a boy, not for the general fund. On Cincinnatus Association stationery.
Fred K. Hoehler tells Martha Berry to inform him if she does not receive the telephone directory he sent.
Fred K. Hoehler writes to inform that he will be unable to attend the Commencement Exercises but that Standish Meacham will be coming.
Letter to Martha Berry from Fred M. Kirby
Letter to Martha Berry from Fred M. Kirby thanking her for sending him a jar of watermelon pickles.
Mr. Kirby thanks Miss Berry for the Christmas gift of homemade candy.
Letter to Martha Berry from Fred. K. Hoehler
Mr. Hoehler writes Martha Berry to express his appreciation for her hospitality during his last visit and admiration for how much the school has grown and for the acquisition of timber land, etc.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frederick A. Brown
Frederick A. Brown encloses a check for $25 for the work of The Berry Schools.