Mon. Jan. 8, 1945
Burma
Mary Darling,
I got some more mail today, a letter from you and Xmas car from Vinnie. Your letter was
postmarked Dec. 19. I have not wrote to Vinnie for several months so I must write to her soon. I owe
Hutch a letter too.
Too bad you didn’t look at deRoamans store for Diana’s overshoes, before you went to
Anderson. You wont have to carry her when you go out now. I was going to ask you what you bought
her for Xmas but according to this letter you haven’t done your Christmas shopping yet. Seems odd for
me to be writing about Xmas now that Jan is here. You haven’t received some of my letters yet because I
got my pipe and the magazine you sent me a long time ago. Yes, I’m going to write Earl Painter and
thank him for the pipe.
We got our months (Dec.) rations last night, twelve cans of beer and three cartons of cigarettes.
We didn’t get any candy, maybe we will get some later in the month. I don’t care much for candy any
way.
I saw Lambourn the other day, he and I talked about our usual thing, hunting and fishing. He
said that his wife and baby are getting along fine. He is in a different company but I see him once in a
while.
I think cigarettes are getting scares every where, we don’t get as many as we used to. Now that I
have a pipe I get along O.K. Pipe tobacco is not very hard to get. What made you think that I thought you
were smoking? Ha! You can smoke if you want to, I don’t think I even said anything about you smoking. I
had to laugh when you said, “I have not been smoking sweety.”
I sent my clothes to the laundry to-day, it didn’t take them very long to wash them. I got them
back about noon, they were wet but I hung them out in the sun to day. Before the rain there was so
much dust around here that you couldn’t keep anything clean.
My friend, Fiola was kidding me about writing to you, I told him he wasn’t game to write to you.
He is very bashful. He is a good friend of mine, & we have been together a long time. I told him that you
would answer his letter but he didn’t believe me!
I love you, darling.
Yours forever,
Earl
Waymire Letters January 8, 1945
- Title
- Waymire Letters January 8, 1945
- Description
- Letters written to Mary from her husband Earl Waymire during World War II. Notes: Waymire, Earl, Earl D, Mary, World War II, 1944, 1945, letters, United States Army, U. S. Army
- Creator
- Earl D Waymire
- Source
- Waymire Letters
- Date
- 01/08/1945
- Identifier
- ARTL-3438
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Earl D Waymire, “Waymire Letters January 8, 1945,” North Madison County Historical Database, accessed July 15, 2026, https://historical2.elwood.lib.in.us/items/show/79514.