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Hoorn, Martin

Source 137 – Personal Letter by Martin Hoorn

January 1, 1943 by Admin

Author: Martin Hoorn – Coldwater, Mich
Title: Letter to Helen J. Hoorn
Date: 1943
Curator: Christine Fisher
Note:

Dear mom. Just a few lines to let you know that I am thinking of you and have got a little bit of spring fever. How is everything? It really is nice day today, hope you have the same.

Micky washed today and Nelly is making about 45 cents an hour. Me I am making about 40 cents an hour. Don’t tell any body but I think you’re as skinny or as thin as I am. HaHa.

Does my daughter still miss me. Don’t spread me no bull. I am going to ask the boss for a different job this week if I don’t get it I’ll be home to stay this week.

Kiss Tootie for me and yourself too. Or save them until I get home and then you will have to pay. Yours forever, pop

P.S. Hello Tootie. do you still suck your footie. pop

Filed Under: Letter: Personal Tagged With: Hoorn, Janice M., Hoorn, Martin, Thomas, Helen J.

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