This funky Valentine was mailed from Flint to someone named Kenneth in Port Huron on February 13, 1909. It says, “We are all in Flint having a fine time. Hope you are all well as we are. Love to all, from Margaret.” The postcard is no. five in a collection of postcards called the “Love Series,” printed by a well known British company, Raphael Tuck and Sons during the postcard boom of the late 19th – early 20th century.
Yarn has always had a way of tying people together. From “spinning yarns” to passing down patterns, it creates close-knit communities, provides warmth in sweaters and blankets, and brings people together around a shared passion. That is especially true in places where knitters and crocheters can gather, learn, share ideas and find whatever supplies they
PHOTOS COURTESY OF TRANSFIGURATION LUTHERAN CHURCH People either love tattoos or hate them. And people either have hope and faith, or they don’t. Imagine if you combined tattoos, hope and faith. What good things could result? Members and leaders at Fenton’s Transfiguration Lutheran Church (TLC) are discovering what can happen when people of all
