#130 Dr. John D Reid 01.18.1960
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.
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#130 Dr. John D Reid 01.18.1960
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.
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#130 Dr. John D Reid 01.18.1960
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.
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#130 Dr. John D Reid 01.18.1960
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.
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John D Reid
Date
01/18/1960
Identifier
CLR-00130
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2 pages
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Typed
Language
English
Type
Correspondence
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Cheryl L Reid Rennick
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Cheryl L Reid Rennick
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Originating Location
Pilger, NE
Destination Location
Duncan, OK
Sender
John D Reid
Receiver
Ruth, Stuart and Girls Reid
Date Written
01/10/1960
Description
Letter to family
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Marion Rennick
Marian & Leo Ostermiller
Last Saturday was the 57th anniversary of my arrival in Pilger
Marian & Leo Ostermiller
Last Saturday was the 57th anniversary of my arrival in Pilger
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#130 Dr. John D Reid 01.18.1960, “#130 Dr. John D Reid 01.18.1960
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.,” The DSC Archive (Dianne | Susan | Cheryl), accessed August 22, 2026, https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/130.
Dr. John D Reid
Pilger, Nebraska Jan. 18, 1960
Dear Folks: Ruth, Stuart and lovely girls -
It is seven in the evening so I will type awhile. It is another of those terrible days, blowing snow flying and roads and walks drifted. No mail all day, no buses no school no nothing. It is a real winter so stormy almost every day. I haven't seen Mom for a week tomorrow. I am assuming she is alright or I would have heard. I will go up the first day it is fit. One whirl per winter is all in want. I don't think there has been a train through today. Received your letter Ruth glad you folks had a nice trip home.,” The DSC Archive (Dianne | Susan | Cheryl), accessed August 22, 2026, https://www.dscarchive.mesmernet.org/items/show/130.
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