1952/02/08: C. E. Godshalk to Jean Morton Cudahy

Identifier3.85975

TypeDocument

Date createdFebruary 8 1952

DescriptionLetter from C. E. Godshalk to Jean Morton Cudahy saying Ed Myers told him he is planning to buy a house in Lisle, so they can put money in a piece of property. Mrs. Myers would like a garden and more privacy. He goes on to discuss the particulars of the purchase. Ed's brother-in-law would like to work and live at the Arboretum when there is an opening, so Ed notified him with the thought that he would have the apartment. However, Johnson approached Godshalk asking to move into the apartment when the Myers move out. Godshalk would like to know Mrs. Cudahy's opinion on the proposition since she built the Administration Building; Godshalk doesn't see any issues as long as Mrs. Myers doctor agrees she can take the stairs. Despite the mild days, the cold night have allowed them to complete their tree moving. The men are working in the woods getting rid of the honeysuckle. Attendance at the classes is good as they haven't had any really bad nights. He is finished with his part of the landscaping class, and Lowell started his part this past Monday. He hasn't yet had a chance to do anything on the bird sanctuary.

Related EntitiesCudahy, Jean Morton (received by)
Myers, Edgar (is related to)
Myers, Mrs. Edgar (is related to)
Krughoff, Mr. (is related to)
Sundberg, Mr. (is related to)
Johnson, Otto (is related to)
Kammerer, E. Lowell (is related to)
Johnson, Mrs. Otto (is related to)

LanguageEnglish