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Letter from Harry S. Truman to Nellie Noland

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July 11, 1951
TRUMAN
THE WHITE HOUSE
MARKET S. ARCHIVES 'NATIONAL AND DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON
SECONDARY
Dear Nellie:- Recieved a letter foca
Ethel paterday in which she said you yere
able to " sit up and take notice. I am
surely very glad she also said that the
doctors found sead in one of your
organs and took out another Now
I'se always known that allof us had
pleaty of saad to meet any situation
and hou what Ethat told the you be
proced it get well as soon as you can
Had a letter from these day before
gesterday - the first in a couple of
months She said that shid had a wort
strenous time getting ne tired, that

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Hornbuckle, Myra Colgan, 1881-1975 Colgan, Fred Rochester, 1882-1964 Romine, Mary Colgan, 1885-1977 Truman, Ralph Emerson, 1880-1962 Truman, Bess Wallace, 1885-1982 Noland, Mary Ethel, 1883-1971

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Mary Ethel Noland Papers