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Contains 3 Results:

Letter No.74, 1953 November 2

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents Veramay started off her letter by telling Wright that she did not have anything interesting to write about because there was not much activity in Indio. She told him that she was sorry that he had lost money on the Dodgers and told him he should learn a lesson from his bad gambling experience. She congratulated him for winning the “ Reg’t Champ”. She told Wright that her father mentioned that although he would have liked a harmonica, he preferred a German instrument called a honer. She...
Dates: 1953 November 2

Letter No.75, 1953 November 12

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents

Veramay started her letter by apologizing to Wright for not writing often. She told him she sent him photographs of her and she gave him a brief explanation of each one. She told Wright that she was flattered that he wanted to enter her photograph to a contest, but assured him that he would get lost among the photographs that the other men sent in.Veramay ended the letter by telling Wright how much she loved him.

Dates: 1953 November 12

Letter No.76, 1953 November 22

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents Veramay started the letter to Wright by asking him if he still remembered her. She told him that some of her mother’s relations sold their house in Oregon with the hope that they would move to Indio. However, they only lasted one day because they could not stand all of the Mexicans. She updated him with the latest news on everyone back home. She told him that his parents had stopped by to pick up the box he sent her. She apologized for her bad photographs but reassured him she would send him...
Dates: 1953 November 22