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THE FARMERS STATE BANK

CHAS. W. JOHNSON, President
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $30,000.00 |

J. I. WILKISON, Vice-President
E. T. BECK, Cashier +
R. A. OLEEN, Ass’t. Cashier

DWIGHT, KANSAS H. R. JOHNSON, Ass’t. Cashier

August 8, 1941

Dear Yoctor Allen,

I recieved your letter and thought I would write
and let you know that I've tried to get in shape this
summer. I worked out at Sublette, Kansas, scooping
wheat, driving a tractor, truck and riding a combine.

I saw Ed Hall once in a while and I also struck
up a friendship with Otto Schnellbacher. I tried to
point out the advantages of coming to K. U., but don't
know whether I convinced him or note He has had offers
all over and when I left, he was preparing for a trip
to Colorado to see Frosty Cox and to look things over
there (expenses paid).

Incidently, the lady in Mr. Henry's office told
me to leave my name and my sweater size in the office
and if my grades were 0. K. they would mail my
Sweater. I failed to do this as I didn't know my
sweater size. Now I know my grades were 0. K. and
my sweater size is size thirty eight (38).

Now I'm working in the bank with my father while
the assistant in on his vacation. I will work here
about two weeks.

There isn't any promising material from around
here coming to school next year,but in a year we should
have a couple of good boys.

Wright is working in Colorado, but I don't think
he expects to come back to school.
Good luck on your trip east to Coaching School.

Sincerely yours,

Sek Wat