This view of the north side of the square carries the eariest postmark in the Wayne Paper Box and Printing Corp. series -- Jan. 4, 1938. It is numbered E-595. It was postmarked in Hoopeston, Ill. and addressed to Mr. Monroe Cauble, Salem, Ind. The message on the back reads, "reached home Sund eveng about 5.30 OK. everybody & everything OK. having fine weather. going to butcher in morng. wish you were here. ground is frozen & silver shining. Cara." Note that the State Bank of Salem building has replaced the Sinclair Residence Flats at the extreme right of the picture. Index | The 1930s | Next card