George D. Pyper correspondence, years 1930-1933

Set of 17 letters to and from George D. Pyper during the period of 1930 to 1935. Includes letter dated 19 Jan. 1930 to George and family from [unreadable] letter of 4 Feb. 1930 from A. P. Taylor of the Hawaii Public Archives to LDS President Heber J. Grant, and letter from Grant to Pyper forwarding the same; letter dated 2 April 1930 to Pyper from Lorenzo Sharp, a director of the Salt Lake Federated Musicians; letter dated 19 August 1930 to Pyper from William M. Waddoups, President of the LDS Hawaiian Mission in Honolulu; letter of 25 Nov. 1930 to Pyper from Heber J. Grant, thanking him for birthday gift; letter of 6 Dec. 1930 to Pyper from Heber J. Grant re the new book "One Hundred Years"; letter of 16 April 1931 from Dan Spencer, passenger agent for the Union Pacific Railroad; letter of 30 Nov. 1931 from Heber J. Grant re a birthday gift; letter of 9 May 1932 from Sterling Williams, recorder at the Cardston, Alberta LDS temple; letter 22 Nov. 1932 to "uncle George" Pyper from George D. Preston in Logan, Utah, congratulating him on 72nd birthday; letter of 6 Dec. 1932 from William M. and Olivia Waddoups at the Laie Plantation on Oahu, Hawaii; letter of 16 March 1933 from Walter Ross of Compton, California, with details of his experience of the Long Beach earthquake on March 10; letter of 27 Feb. 1935 from Lillie T. Freeze of Salt Lake City; Christmas card from George D. Pyper for 1935; and letter of 31 March 1935 from Aunt Belle.