Berwyn, Ill
November 10, 1932
Dear Irene:
I heard that my letter was the only one you received a few weeks ago. But, Oh! What a letter it was. This one isn’t like that, because I’m not in such a sentimental ??? mood. I certainly was feeling blue then, but I’m over that now.
I was out to see your mother Thursday of last week. I helped her around the house a bit, and in the evening, Ed took me to 63rd & Halsted Sts for some lamp shade frames I had to buy. I certainly do enjoy going out and spending a day with your mother. In the afternoon we went to see the flat above Aunt Dell’s.
I told my mother about it, and she was determined to move into it, but when my dad heard of her plans, he said he didn’t want to live in a flat building. So those plans are foiled. I think it will be quite a while now before my mother makes any more plans like that, although my dad said he didn’t care what she did about moving now. You see, he’s worried quite a bit now about losing our house. He’s the only one working again. John was laid off last week.
As far as health is concerned, everyone here is O.K.
So much for news from home.
Now: --your mother was telling me you didn’t look so good the last time she was to see you. She said she is, or was, a little worried about you. If you weren’t feeling well then, I hope it was nothing serious, and you feel better now.
I’m still praying for you, and hope you’re doing the same for me.
Your pal,
Chris
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