Handwritten letter from Willis N. Tuller* in Columbus, Ohio to Gertrude Starkey Pitcairn. 1 page, double-sided. “State of Ohio Attorney General’s Office” letterhead.

Contents: -trouble between Miss Emma and Tuller’s brother; all relations severed; Tuller is glad for Miss P.’s sake; Tuller family is very politically radical; doubts she was received cordially by them -brother engaged again; ceremony scheduled for June; Tuller regrets brother’s thoughtlessness in this matter; fiancé is not a true New Church woman, but will probably follow her husband; Tuller will receive her as a sister because his brother’s happiness is his only wish -does Gertie see the influence of their moonlit walks on Tuller? there will be trouble in his family if he comes to a different conclusion on the “wine question” than his father, and he will need her support

Names mentioned: Miss Emma, Miss P.

*mistakenly filed under “W. A. Fuller” originally; author is Willis N. Tuller, son of Dr. E. R. Tuller