Pvt. Oliver Bilhorn 36722105 The Salvation Army
Co. 56 BKS. 2601 L.S.S;
INF B-1, S.U.
Camp Wheeler G.A.
Feb. 23, 1943
Dear Ollie;
I hope that this letter finds you in good health and that you are enjoying your Army life.
Things are about the same here at home and in the neighborhood.
I am very sorry to inform you that I have yet been able to get around to getting the copy ready for you. When it comes right down to the true facts I really don’t have a good excuse ether. I was off last Tuesday and good, I could have stayed home and took care of the magazine but instead I went out with a girl. I guess that this time you might have put your faith in the wrong guy.
But I have
made some progress. I wrote to the National Religious Press in
I am inclosing one of their letters. I told them that we wish to resume publication on a quarterly base. This is all right with them. I also ask them if they still had our mailing list, but for some reason they failed to answer about that.
I started a
two week vacation yesterday. I spent yesterday doing a little spring cleaning
as it was about 65 degrees in
I am taking my vacation now as I expect to leave before April for the Army.
By the way
my girlfriend’s family (father and mother) have a farm at
Well that’s about all, there just isn’t any more.
Yours truly,
Arthur J