"Dearest
DeVere:- Well I suppose you are as busy as a cranberry merchant right now. We were glad to receive your two cards and
your letter. You are very fortunate to
run into so many acquaintances and you surely must have had a fine time
visiting Cape Girardeau....
“P.S.
Homer and Ruby hear through Betty Watt that Jack had been wounded by a German
machine bullet and is in a hospital in Italy. He said he would be confined
there about a month and would be fighting again. He received a purple heart."
--
Letter from my grandmother, Bloomington, Kans., to my father, Notre Dame, Ind.,
Saturday, June 10, 1944. My father had
just started to midshipmen’s school at Notre Dame University.
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