[Magdalen] Vanity plates

[ME Michaud]

My mother had a low-numbered plate on the Blue Bomber (the Buick of her
youth).
I remember it only slightly (it had running boards). They were assigned in
order in New Hampshire (also in Massachusetts), so a low-numbered plate
meant you'd begun driving in the 1920s or early thirties.

One morning at church someone remarked they'd seen the roadster outside a
roadhouse and had recognized the plate. She changed it the next week.

Then in 1946 she met Daddy and settled down most dociley, God bless her.
-M



On Monday, February 1, 2016, Cantor03--- via Magdalen <
magdalen at herberthouse.org> wrote:
>
> Such as car plates used to be a very informal affair in Wisconsin,
> and I always strived otherwise to have the lowest number possible
>
>