This postcard is from a collection salvaged in the late 1970s from a house at 400 B St. Charles City, Iowa. The previous address of the house was 400 Palmer Street. These postcards were found in the walls. Apparently, they had been knocked down into a heating vent. Here's some information about the young Emma Kramer taken from her obituary.

Mrs. Abel was the former Emma Koebrick, stepdaughter of Adam Koebrick and was the step-sister of Mrs. Jack Hart, of Hart court, Charles City. She was employed in Charles City years ago at the telephone office and at one time worked at a local laundry. About 25 years ago she moved to Arkansas with her family and from there to Mississippi. She lived with a daughter at the time of her death.Mrs. Abel is survived by two daughters and 3 grandchildren. A son was killed in action over Germany during World War II. He was a pilot during the war. Other survivors include two cousins, Harold Hofler, of Nora Springs and Clarence Hofler, of Texas, also an aunt, Mrs. Barbara Hofler of Texas. Emma Abel's maiden name was Kramer. Her mother Frieda Koebrick (nee Leinhard) was married to Kramer first and second to J. Adam Koebrich. Emma married Herbert William Abel. He died in Louisiana in 1972.She was buried in the Sacred Heart Cemetery, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa where her mother Frieda was also buried