June 6, 1942.

Mr. Chas. Be Strickland, |
‘Peoples Gas & Electric Cos,
Mason City, Towtie.

Dear Chucks
While this letter of yours dated May 28th does not
pong. alley co I am just creeting Brother Strickland
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I, too, was disappointed indeed not to have said
hello to your second daughter, Anne. Gee, I wish that Mra.
Allen might have seen her when she was here. I am asking —
_ that a University catalog and. other literature be sent Anne
eat once. If there is anything thet we can do in making
her stay in Lawrence more pleasant, ploase command us. fell
fame when she comes to Lawrence that we want her to come to
room 105 Robinson Gymmesium and say hello to use

Eleanor, my youngest daughter, has been ettending the
University of Pennsylvania and she wents to go back, but her
mother has not decided definitely as yet whether she wants
her to spend her senior year at the University of Kensas or
finish at Pennsylvania. Bobby, who is studying medicine there,
nies au eral acauast adbeast aac ono. earn ata

days

  

I dertainly did enjoy the exceptional visit thet I had
with your family last year at Clear Lake and the nice got
together we had at Mason City. It will always be one of the
pleagant reminiscences to conjure over. Please give my love
to your family and tell Ame not to forget me. tae eho ail
of her dates arranged? One of my daughters is ea Pi Phi and
oe = + —— a

 Fraternally,

 Direetor of Physical Education and Recreation,
FPCA:AH 3 sage Basketball end Baseball Coach. |