7/25/28 Letter from M. H. Blumenthal to Mr. [
550]:
THE ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL INVESTIGATORS, Inc.
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mr. [
550]
..., Fla.
Dear Sir:
Receiving no response to our previous communications we, the
committee, are wondering if you have read and given thought
to the monthly circulars and letters describing the progress
of our New Hospital Building.
Our hospital, an incorporated institution under the laws of
the state of Virginia, will contain the fullest and most
modern equipment that authorative experts could select.
There will be private, semi-private and ward rooms where all,
regardless of creed or color, will receive the expert
attention of a staff competent and complete in every branch
of medical science and under the personal direction of that
great Psychical Diagnostician, Mr. Edgar Cayce. In addition
to this we will have a complete X-Ray and therapeutic room.
The entire cost of this institution thusfar, has been borne
by the Board of Directors who now ask their fellow members to
come to their aid. Today our membership list is over two
hundred. An additional ten thousand dollars is needed to
complete the furnishing of the hospital. Wherefore we are
asking each one of our members to pledge $50.00 to this
worthy cause, to be paid at convenience between now and the
opening of the hospital, about October 1st. Donations of
complete rooms have already been made by non-members who are
desirous of helping to further this philanthropic work. When
may we expect to hear from you?
This is not a circular letter but one intended for our
members only. TO WHOM ELSE CAN WE LOOK FOR HELP?
Sincerely yours, Morton H. Blumenthal
8/05/28 Wife [
639]'s ltr. enclosing $10 Yearly Member fee:
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
I am sending a reply to this letter [Par. R1 above] to you.
I regret to have to advise you that our financial condition
caused by the Florida boom has not been relieved. Property
that we sold is having to come back to us through foreclosure
and not receiving the payments when due has cramped us so we
are unable yet to do anything outside of a living and no
business as yet in my husband's line. We haven't been able
to get away this summer. We had hoped that we might have an
Auto trip up to Virginia Beach, but that will have to be put
off longer too. We are very muchly interested in all your
work there and hope to be able to lend you a little
assistance financially later on.
We are all hoping another year will see Florida recovered and
all settled on a sound basis and growing once more. The
state is building a fine new concrete bridge across our river
- just begun.
Very sincerely, Mrs. [
639]
8/29/31 Mr. [
550]'s letter:
Am sorry it has been impossible so far for both Mrs. [
639]
and myself to make a visit to Virginia Beach, however,
finances due to general conditions and especially to real
estate values in Florida has prevented me from making any
trips out of the state for several years. We hope some time
to come to Virginia Beach and spend a few days there.