Tag: sister
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Artifact 1940-11-08 – Letter to Miss La Verne Woods
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“…I can’t say much to-nite. But I do wish I were back home.”
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Artifact 1940-11-05 – Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman
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“But a Gerry just flew over & he was real low.”
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Artifact 1940-10-31-b – Postcard to Miss L. Woods
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Postcard to Miss L. Woods – October 31, 1940 Transcription of Artifact Content Oct. 31/40 Dear La Verne:- You can see by this that I have received the cigs. Thanks a million dear. I really enjoyed them & now that I’m down to the card I am returning it to you. Have had a bad…
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Artifact 1940-10-24 – Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman
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in 1940, Aldershot, Auxiliary Territorial Service (A.T.S.), Burns Bros., Butch Mallott, Detention Center, Elton Newman, Eva Robson, Frances Newman, Glen Piper, Hugh Burling, Jimmie Tweedale, Letter, Military Leave, Military Police, Onnellee Reive, Pat Burling, Pearl, Pearl’s Cousin, Pearl’s Sister, Royal Canadian Engineers (R.C.E.)
"Gerry", A.T.S. [Auxillary Territorial Service], bombing, Butch Mallott, C.A.S.F., Chinese Checkers, cousin, darts, detention center, Elton [Newman], Eva [Pearl's cousin], Glen, Hugh Burling, Jimmie Tweedale, leave, London [Ontario], London [UK], Onn [Onnellee Reive], Pat [Burling?], Pearl's sister, police, R.C.E. [Royal Canadian Engineers], refugee children, ship, ship sinking, sister, Stewy, the Burns, tonsils, xmas“I’m sorry you haven’t heard from me for so long. It isn’t because I haven’t written. It must be as you said. It went down on that ship with those refugee children.”
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Artifact 1940-10-19-b – Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman
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“I was down to the bus depot yesterday aft. waiting for Eva to come in from London”
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Artifact 1940-10-19 – Letter to Miss La Verne Woods
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“Well I guess you won’t be interested in our hardships. ”
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Artifact 1940-10-11 – Letter to Miss La Verne Woods
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in 1940, Aunt Della, Auxiliary Territorial Service (A.T.S.), Base P.O., Frances Newman, Glen Upcott, Jean, La Verne Woods (née Manchester), Letter, Mary Alice, Military Leave, Miscellaneous, Onnellee Reive, Utah Hickmoth, Windsor
A.T.S. [Auxillary Territorial Service], A.T.S. girls, Aldershot, aunt, Aunt Della, Base P.O., bombing, cigarettes, Cottam, cousin, dance, England, Franc [Francis Newman], Glen Upcott, grandmother, husband, Jean, Jimmy Neal, leave [military], Mary Alice, military district, nurses, office, Onn [Onnellee Reive], Onnellee [Reive], Scotland, show, sister, soldiers, Utah Hickmoth, Windsor“Well the liking of England is wearing off now.”
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Artifact 1940-08-04 – Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman
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“The English kids nearly drive you nuts with they’re talk”
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Artifact 1940-07-20-b – Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman
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“I have saw quite a number of refugees & also german prisoners.”