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Laura Davis letters from friends and family, January-May 1942

1942-01-05 Laura Frances Davis to John and Laura Hutchison Page 3

childrens work to have any lapses.
New Years Day should be a good one to start with.  The weather did everything in the way of snow and wind and the later cold spell got to be 23° below zero.  The only advantage in returning to Centerville yesterday evening was that it is warmer here and the snow did not amount to as much.  I will write you more later when I know about what my successor here will do.
I know you are enjoying Ida's visit and Aunt Bess will keep you from being so lonesome when the kids have all returned.
I will have to write some other letters too.  I could save some letters if we used announcements, but we are doing things less formally than that, so I must write the notes.
Love to all
Frances
(Margin - be sure you put my St. address on letters as I'm now the second Mrs. Lloyd Davis in Centerville.)

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childrens work to have any lapses. New Years Day should be a good one to start with. The weather did everything in the way of snow and wind and the later cold spell got to be 23° below zero. The only advantage in returning to Centerville yesterday evening was that it is warmer here and the snow did not amount to as much. I will write you more later when I know about what my successor here will do. I know you are enjoying Ida's visit and Aunt Bess will keep you from being so lonesome when the kids have all returned. I will have to write some other letters too. I could save some letters if we used announcements, but we are doing things less formally than that, so I must write the notes. Love to all Frances (Margin - be sure you put my St. address on letters as I'm now the second Mrs. Lloyd Davis in Centerville.)