Transcribed from typewritten original
Addressed to Layton Blvd & Greenfield Ave.
Preprinted envelope with return address
HAN-LEY
Manufacturing Company
641 South Wells Street
Chicago, ILL
With encircled printed “Chicago Second World’s Fair 1933”
And typed in at the top “L. Huguelet”
Postmark 9-12-1932
9-9-1932
Dear Irene:
Han-Ley Manufacturing Co. is calling for help. That is J.J. is so worried about the Sears-Roebuck & Co. Account, that he insisted that I write you.
Did you send them an individual invoice on each order as we shipped them? Or, are we supposed to send the Invoice for the full 10 Gross, now that the order is completed?
Everything else is O.K. and I’m sure you will be able to straighten this out and put his mind at rest about it. He just can’t seem to get it out of his head that you balled things up. But you know how he is, and I’m beginning to know. So I don’t pay much attention to how he acts.
I saw your mother Tuesday. She told me how happy you were. You surely feel at home, from what she said. Well, Irene, I’m wishing you all the luck in the world. Say a little prayer for me once in a while. I’m beginning to think my prayers are being heard, and it makes me quite happy.
I’ll write you later and let you know all the news.
With love,
Lucille
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