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1929 | [[letterhead]] Bristol Hotel 9 de Julio y Rivera Indarte Cordoba telefonos: Gerencia 5252 Porteria 5008 L. Dist. 5020 | ||
[[written in pencil in top margin:]] 1929 | |||
Dear Mother, | Dear Mother, | ||
I received your letter yesterday and it sure made me happy. Just homesick for any mail from home and do | I received your letter yesterday and it sure made me happy. Just homesick for any mail from home and do Mother please write me often - doesn't Franky ever have any time to write. We are busy getting the act either ready for the States or Europe. As yet we have quite a few more weeks down here. | ||
Well, your letter was quite newsy - all the old | Well, your letter was quite newsy - all the old cronies are marrying. Here's hoping they will all be happy. The more I see of the world the less I think of matrimony. So Mildred was in H-Burg. I would like to see her. Has she changed. By the way do any of the kids have long hair yet? I also received Pauline's announcement, I will send her something from here or Europe and drop her a few lines. What does the husband look like? young or old; rich or poor? Where is Don Walker, Murray Beard - Ray Hall - Aren't they engaged yet or aren't rumors out about them? Is Miriam's husband a native of H-Burg - Where does Cat's friend hail from. | ||
I suppose you wonder how South America is coming. I can't say I'd ever live here, not even if I ever cared for a fellow down here. We | I suppose you wonder how South America is coming. I can't say I'd ever live here, not even if I ever cared for a fellow down here. We | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:00, 22 May 2022
letterhead Bristol Hotel 9 de Julio y Rivera Indarte Cordoba telefonos: Gerencia 5252 Porteria 5008 L. Dist. 5020
written in pencil in top margin: 1929
Dear Mother, I received your letter yesterday and it sure made me happy. Just homesick for any mail from home and do Mother please write me often - doesn't Franky ever have any time to write. We are busy getting the act either ready for the States or Europe. As yet we have quite a few more weeks down here.
Well, your letter was quite newsy - all the old cronies are marrying. Here's hoping they will all be happy. The more I see of the world the less I think of matrimony. So Mildred was in H-Burg. I would like to see her. Has she changed. By the way do any of the kids have long hair yet? I also received Pauline's announcement, I will send her something from here or Europe and drop her a few lines. What does the husband look like? young or old; rich or poor? Where is Don Walker, Murray Beard - Ray Hall - Aren't they engaged yet or aren't rumors out about them? Is Miriam's husband a native of H-Burg - Where does Cat's friend hail from. I suppose you wonder how South America is coming. I can't say I'd ever live here, not even if I ever cared for a fellow down here. We