Letters From Our Soldier Boy in France Mention School and Meals
A reader in 1918 shares excerpts from Herschel F. Updegraff in France. He notes mail from home helps, mentions Walter and Bessie’s restaurant and a reunion, and reflects on life in the trenches, billeting with French families, and longing for turkey at Thanksgiving. He reports illness from quinza and poor water, and describes passes and city life near a large town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Redman
Herschel Updegraft
France
Walter
Bessie
M Quenza
Tiffin
Wyandot
Censor
110Th
Cletus
Jesus
Christ
War Letters Reach Home From Warfront in France
A stream of World War I letters from soldiers and relatives recount life in France after the armistice. Messages from Pvt Vincent Lo Arnold and Sgt Charles Morrison describe daily duties bread production, church visits, and longing for home, with notes on peace and hardships.
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Loretta Arnold
Salem
Vincent
France
States
Uncle Sam
Camp Meade
Brest
Corer
Charles F Morrison
Det
Bordeaux
al Ugle
Carey
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Herschel F. Updegraff Co. G
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L. S. Criger
West of Town
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Charles F. Morrison
W C. Shearer
Germany
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Corp Richard ‘Ihrall
Rainows
Mond
Marne
St. Mihiel
Meus
Champagne
Meuse
Sedan
J. B. ‘Windau
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Gilda
Battery A
Linetenant
Red Cross
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