November 5, 1951 - Transcription
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- November 5, 1951 - Transcription
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- Transcription of Guy Lee Tinder Jr.'s correspondence.
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- Midwest Genealogy Center, Mid-Continent Public Library, Independence, Missouri
- Date
- 2014-08
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- Midwest Genealogy Center, Mid-Continent Public Library, Independence, Missouri
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Guy Lee Tinder, Jr. correspondence
Nov [November] 5, 1951 Tue [Tuesday]
Morn. [morning]
My “Darling”
How is the sweetest most wonderful wife of mine this blizzard morning? I hope the weather is
not quite as bad there as it is here. The snow is at least a foot deep and still snowing hard. I guess in
one way I was lucky even thou [sic] I had K.P. [kitchen patrol] for 18 hrs [hours] it was really bad out.
The Guys liked to froze also they had a nite problem last nite so I don’t consider I missed anything. I
suppose mom called you about my good luck Sun [Sunday] nite. I hated it so bad I could of cried but
that wouldn’t do any good and I guess it could have been a lot worse. Now you can for sure call our car
a wreck. I think they are going to get right on it so maybe it will not be to long till it is fixed. Mary K
called late last nite and said it needed 2 new wheels 2 tires 1 tube, new overdrive and some other things
of which I don’t [page 2] know. All in all she said it wasn’t hurt to bad. I wrote mom last night about 11
was so tired and sleepy I told her to call you and say hello. We were supposed to have combat in cities
today but they have called it off for the present. That is how come I get to write this morning although I
was going to write tonight. Darling believe me it was really hard for me to leave you Sun [Sunday] eve
[evening], I am counting the hrs [hours] till I get home this weekend. I love you many many bushels. I
hope after today it starts clearing up so that it will not be to bad for the party. After what Mary K said
about not finding any music I am getting worried don’t know what we will do. I have had enough bad
luck to last me for awhile [sic]. The only good luck I had was getting married (still bashful) nothing is
going to keep me from being happy unless it would be you. over [page 3]Well Baby I suppose I have run
out of something to say so will bum a stamp and mail you this letter
All my love for always, your Husband
Jr Tinder
P.S. Tell all the Folks hello for me
P.S.S. What do you think of the address on this letter? Wanted to be sure you got it
[Notes added by transcriber]
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