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for Dad Finlay was such a happy affair and we dod enjoybthe
record that can along not so very long ago. 1 like to play it
and do so wish that we can again be together with you all and
enjoy the good old times like we did not so many years ago.Time
is marching on however relentlessly and we are all beginning to
feel it effects. 1 do hope that Aunt Emma will have no further
trouble and that she will take it easier. Also that Unvle Henry
will manage to go along at his usual steady pace-It is hard for
one always used to being busy to not be able to find anything to
do these days, but perhaps it will get better as this war buisnes
is making lots of jobs of all kinds. Inez is a swell gal and l
know when she puts her hand to a paint brush that things are go-
ing to look a lot better .Its wonderful what a little cleaning
up will do for a place. Glad thwt Nor could be helpful- as he
always is, and also to hear of the "new" Buick-Sounds like things
are going 0.K. back there and do take good care of yourself and
1 will inclose some stamps for Inez in next Daily. doings Chapt.
No 46 which closes Aptil 20th and coome via Ruth so ask her to
save them for her.Best love to you all, as usual Ralph.NB Mil is
returning to San Francisco shortly Ele is staying out here as she
has a job and wants to marry some Navy guy next year.Ralph.
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APR 15 1941
Fort Mills.P.I. Dearest Aunt Map-
We were so glad to receive your of
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March 17th and note that you all are
well as usual and also that you re
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now mived into the house on lang St
across from the school. we bothó now
exactly where it is and 1 can jät
see it now as 1 close my eyes and
imag ine 1 am back there in Mancheste
Glad also that the party that you all
Manchester., Missouri/
Mrs Henry E Folluo.
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