Thursday 6:30 A.M.                                                     February 24, 1944

 

            Dear Hon:                                  

            Good morning sweetheart. How are you this morning?  I got up to an awful hot house. It was rather chilly last night so I left the oil burner on, during the night it got very hot. This weather gets me.

Leo was here last night and Edith. We sorta waited around for Mary as she was to come home last night, but Leo + Edith left and I went to bed very tired, Mary isn’t here yet. Leo was telling me he saw Dave K. yesterday. He was telling him how very surprised he was when he met you in the motor pool. His dad did not know that Dave was coming home but Leo was here and I told him after our telephone conversation, that he was to start his furlough Sat. Leo said that he was tickled to death when he told him.

            Leo sold our car for $50 but he didn’t have the money him with last night. I think he ought to get a small share of it for his trouble don’t you think so dear? The kid that bought it was all excited and said he couldn’t wait till it got warmer and he could put the top down.

Leo also informed me that McLaughlin’s is sold, to a polish man from Vernon. His name is Bronistaiv Z. He is to take it over the 1st.

Darling, I can’t think of anything more to write about. I still have quite a few chores to do around the house and not much time to do it in. For one thing I have to get out of the house early and go to get Wanda as she expected Mary home this morning and was not coming till 9 o’clock. We will have to take the 8:15 Bus as usual.

            Until tonight darling.

“I Love you honey.”

                                                            Your Loving Wife

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