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John William Graham letters, July-August, 1943
1943-07-04 Page 3
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are living in town. It is very hard to get any place to stay I guess as is always the case in an army camp town. Our [adjudent?] is back with the squadron again. He has been going to school for a month for some special training. He is a Connecticut Yankee but rather a good fellow and uses us pretty well. Still havent seen Mr. [Dibble?], wrote him a letter the night. Dont remember if I told you or not in his last letter he said he was grandpa to a pair of twin boys and was so proud. I meant to send him [Fergies] poetry which was in last weeks paper but somehow I mislaid it. He get such a kick out of his antics and how disgusted Hattie gets with him. I told him about the time Fergie smashed the buggy wheel with the big clod of dirt when he was farming over near [Hawkey?] or [Summer?]. Cant think of anything more to write. Love Johnny
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are living in town. It is very hard to get any place to stay I guess as is always the case in an army camp town. Our [adjudent?] is back with the squadron again. He has been going to school for a month for some special training. He is a Connecticut Yankee but rather a good fellow and uses us pretty well. Still havent seen Mr. [Dibble?], wrote him a letter the night. Dont remember if I told you or not in his last letter he said he was grandpa to a pair of twin boys and was so proud. I meant to send him [Fergies] poetry which was in last weeks paper but somehow I mislaid it. He get such a kick out of his antics and how disgusted Hattie gets with him. I told him about the time Fergie smashed the buggy wheel with the big clod of dirt when he was farming over near [Hawkey?] or [Summer?]. Cant think of anything more to write. Love Johnny
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