A Letter Written on Jan 17, 1941

Rev. Dr. William M. Nesbit
230 Portsea Street
New Haven, Conn.

Dear little Girl: We are snowed or rather "iced" in. LeRoy is shovelling - so I am taking this opportunity to write - He will post it. I am much better - but can't do a thing but get the meals - just can't. Have had no weak temperature above normal - but oh! I'm so weak but each day - quite a little stronger than the day before. The fierce backache is gone - this A.M. for the first.

Everything is a mass of ice - all trees - wires etc. The plaza around Radio City is roped off - on account of icicles. Sent you 2 prs. - stockings from Gimbels - When the nylons come in - will get some of those. Hope these are right length - ordered medium.

Will close now - the mail goes out - soon

Love from the bunch.
Mamma.

Friday
Jan. 17 1941