September 28, 1932 - Wednesday

I can’t see that there was anything of particular interest happened today. After my one o’clock I stayed up there and studied. This evening I held study table and got along beautifully. I think my presence is working.

George's letter home:

Dear Mother,

Here is your list of the new mothers for your little club:

1.     Mrs. Dan Johnston --- 1884 Alder St., Eugene, Ore.

2.     Mrs. J.E. McCall ---- 450 – 2^nd St. N., Portland, Ore.

3.     Mrs. Katherine L. Weeks – 488 E. 2^nd St. N., Portland, Ore.

4.     Mrs. E. T. Connell – 215 Radcliffe Road, Portland

5.     Mrs. M. R. Schloth – 641 Fremont St., Portland

6.     Mrs. Stanley G. Jewett – Greenhills, Portland

7.     Mrs. C. H. Labbe – 493 Vista Ave., Portland.

8.     Mrs. J. E. Gantebein – 350 Burnside St. Portland – (Bea 5333)

9.     Mrs. Isabel H. Warrens – Forest Grove, Ore.

1.     Mrs. B. F. Holman – 483 Vista Ave, Portland. (Imperial Hts)

1.     Mrs. Amelia Rishmueller – 473 Jean St., Oakland, Cal.

1.     Mrs. C. H. Crawford – 245 Carolwood Drive, Holmby Hills. L.A. Cal.

That is the extent of it mother, and I hope that I haven’t sent it to you too late.

All the kids are going to school on roller skates now as a protest against the automobile ban. I don’t think that will get them any place, but they are at least having fun.

Right now I have more work than I can attend to, I just don’t seem to have time to relax a bit; so that explains somewhat my not very interesting letters.

My finances are alright for the present, but they will not be in that condition very long; I shall write you when I am out.

Love, George