Theodore Fleck Correspondence
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Title: Theodore Fleck Correspondence
Description: Letter 1: Writes about shortage of sugar and young men, going to a movie and their relationship.
Letter 2: She is writing from Washington, DC where she has taken a job in the Chemical Warfare Service under the War and Navy Department. She talks about where she is living and parties she attends.
Letter 3: Writing from Richmond, talks about it being "dry" on Sunday. Talks about Camp Taylor and his strengths.
Letter 4: Writes about having the flu, the photos he sent of France, and about their long-distance relationship. Apparently they have never met face to face.
Letter 5: Discusses courtship and when Fleck will return from Paris, also includes newspaper clippings.
Letter 6: Writes about a French boy in Richmond, French authors, English brides, a banquet for returned soldiers and sailors, fortune tellers and religion, Ouija boards.
Letter 7: Writes about dancing, Richmond, glad he didn't join a relief organization, and still wondering when he will ship back home.
Letter 8: Letter from a cousin, talks about family, mentions Edith and Marie and asks about the "one in the south." He was also in France and has recently returned himself.
Source: Fleck, Theodore Correspondence
Date: 1914-1919
Format: correspondence
Language: eng
Type: text
Identifier: 2018a020-f01
Rights: Contact Special Collections and Archives, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish.
