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Cornelia Moore to Leonard Kephart, February 9, 1942, page 3
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Susie is doing well in Public School music altho [sic] to hear her talk she is all but on the verge of busting out. She is the only one of that opinion however. Must get at the washing. I have to get my work done the first of the week as the latter part I spend mostly at Red [Cross?] headquarters. I took the staff assistance course last fall before we were in it and am I glad! I’d be crazy just sticking around house. Tell Buddy I haven’t forgotten that his birthday is the day after Virginia’s. I hope he won’t have the pleasure of a call to the army. Damn Hitler. Any way. Love to all, Cornelia.
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In this letter of February 9, 1942, Cornelia writes her brother Leonard Kephart (1892-1988) to let him know that their mother’s 80th birthday is coming up and he should make sure to write her. Cornelia is planning on calling her while her children Jeanette and Virginia are there visiting. She catches him up on the lives of her children and remembers that Leonard’s child Buddy’s birthday is the day after Virginia’s and she hopes he won’t get a call from the army.
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