Title	Letter by Harry Waldron to Rebecca Waldron
Creator	Waldron, Harry
Subject- LOC	Veterans -- Illinois; World War, 1914-1918 -- Correspondence; United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces -- Biography
Subject [IDA]	Military Veterans World War I
Description	Typed letter from Harry Waldron to his mother Rebecca Waldron, in Clinton, Illinois. Waldron had been wounded while serving in the United States Army in France and was recovering at the base hospital at Camp Sherman, Ohio. The letter was given to the Clinton Morning Journal for publication and contains editor's marks. See also DeWitt County War Service record 6-4_WWI-6-2010-74_005
Contributing Institution	Vespasian Warner Public Library District
Date	3 Mar 1919
Type	text
Format	2 typed pages + 1 typed envelope
Identifier	5-1_WWI-5-le-2010-118
Language	English
Transcript	[Red cross logo in upper center] AMERICAN RED CROSS U.S. ARMY BASE HOSPITAL CAMP SHERMAN, OHIO RED CROSS HOUSE Mar, 3. 1919 191 Ward.4. Dear Fother and Mother. I thought that I would answer yoyr kind and welcome letter which I just received and I was glad to hear from you once more. Well Mother I am as well as could be expecid. I was aloude to get up yestarday but I went back to bed I did not stay up verry long. Tell Grove that if he wants me to write him A letter he will have to write me and give me his adress For I do not know where he is at. I received the stampes and cigerets that you sent and I thank you very much for them. I am going to have another opration just as soon as I get over this last one. Well mother we are having some very nice weather here and I hope that the weather will change there soon I guess that I know what the weather is when you have them blisiders. I got another letter from Aunt Nancy Henderson yestarday and A nice box of chicken and it was just fine. I injoyed [Page 2] [Red cross logo in upper center] AMERICAN RED CROSS U.S. ARMY BASE HOSPITAL CAMP SHERMAN, OHIO RED CROSS HOUSE _______191 it better than any thing I have had for some time. Well Mother I think that I will have some money for you when I get home uncle sam now owes me rate at two hundred dollars and we are to receive sixty dollars extra oay that sounds good to me. I think that I can use it I think that I will have to see A doctor when I get back home if I ever expect to get my health back again. Ican not eat any thing I am nothing but skin and bones now.I am as weak as A cat now. Well Mother I cannot think of nothing else to write at this time so I will have to close. So I will close for this time. Hoping to hear from you soon. I remain as ever your son. Harry. E. Waldron. Good-By.xxxxxxxxx Address Harry.E.Waldron Base Hospital. Ward.4. Camp Sherman Ohio. [Envelope] AFTER TEN DAYS RETURN TO [Red cross logo] AMERICAN RED CROSS U.S. ARMY BASE HOSPITAL CAMP SHERMAN, OHIO FROM Harry.E.Waldron Ward.4. SHERMAN BR. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO MAR 3 1919 [stamp in the upper center] U.S. POSTAGE 3 CENTS 3 [stamp in upper right-hand corner] MRS REBECCA WALDRON. CLINTON. ILL. (ROUTE 4.)
Coverage- Geographical	United States -- Illinois -- DeWitt County -- Clinton ; France ; Ohio
Coverage-- Temporal	1910s (1910-1919)
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Collection Name	DeWitt County World War I Collection