Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 01: HISTORIES
PMSS and the Post Office Department
USPS Notice and Correspondence
1916-1920
301 Post Office, Pine Mt. [creech_columbus_2_301]
TAGS: Histories, Post Office Department, postmasters, postal laws and regulations, Civil Service Commission, Nanking China, C.N. Manning, Ethel de Long Zande, James Columbus Creech
HISTORIES PMSS and the Post Office Department, 1916-1920
CONTENTS: HISTORIES PMSS and the Post Office Department
01 May 27, 1916. Original copy of notice from “Post Office Department, Division of Classification, Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, [concerning] [p]ostal laws and regulations governing the mailing of identical pieces of third and fourth class matter and of certain second class matter without postage stamps affixed.”
02 April 24, 1919. Carbon copy of typewritten letter to Hon. C.C. Calhoun, Evans Building, Washington, D.C. from [unsigned], First Assistant Postmaster General, who received…
…a letter from C.N. Manning of Lexington, Kentucky, concerning the candidacy of Mrs. Ethel de Long Zande for appointment as postmaster at Pine Mountain, Kentucky…. James C. Creech has not resigned as postmaster at that place. Should a vacancy occur in the postmastership at Pine Mountain, the Civil Service Commission will be requested to submit a register of eligibles and will be informed that Mrs. Zande is an applicant. Should her name appear upon the register submitted, her candidacy will be given such consideration as is permissible under civil service rules.
03 November 8, 1920. Carbon copy of typewritten letter to Gentlemen, Post Office Department, Louisville, Kentucky, from [unsigned] for Pine Mountain Settlement School, asking if it is possible to “send parcel post packages to Nanking, China? If not, how can we send warm clothing and books in small parcels to one of our workers who is there at present and writing us for her things?”
GALLERY
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- 01 Post Office Department Correspondence, ,1916. [post_office_dept_1916-20_025]
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- 02 Post Office Department Correspondence, 1919 [post_office_dept_1916-20_026]
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- 03 Post Office Department Correspondence, 1920. [post_office_dept_1916-20_024]
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