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Letter from Harry S. Truman to Mary Ethel Noland

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Harry S. Truman
Washington DC
Independence, Mo.
Dec 5, 1943
Dear Ethel:-
MARK
NATIONAL
ARCHIVES
RECORDS
SERVICE"
appreciated you good letter
GOVERNMENT
of last Thenethy D wrote the Hailey
and told him I would arrive at
Indepealeace on the evening oftens
at Six P. W if the train between have
if he wanted a waiting or the 23rd
lau intotectually or time, and that
and there did it do any persona and
I'd he agreeable Deart see, thoughtsky
anytodhy would mast to litter to
people as schoolinester are. If he
me peak, especially a heach of educated
newt it on the 22nd I'll till he agae
afle and would like it letter then
than the 23rd if his willing to take
a chance on the train schedule.

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Truman, Martha Ellen, 1852-1947 Truman, John Anderson, 1851-1914 Noland, Margaret Ellen Truman Truman, William Thomas, 1847-1930 Summer, Grace Truman, 1871-1955 Truman, Ralph Emerson, 1880-1962 Truman, Margaret (Mary Margaret), 1924-2008

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Mary Ethel Noland Papers