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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1946
Page
9
A child writes a note to Santa Claus requesting basketballs and elemenos, mentioning they are eight years old in fourth grade and signing as Wright. The letter shows a warm, personal holiday request from a young student.
A child writes to Santa with requests for a doll and tricycle plus candy and nuts. Multiple children from Comanche include Elizabeth Slider Bobby Gene Robin Sanders Garland Woolsey asking for farm sets dolls caps guns and fruit along with kind regards and yearned gifts.
A letter from Charles Ray Lee of Comanche asks Santa for a football bubble gum a BB gun and a tractor. The brief note concludes with friendly regards.
Janice Moore from Gustine writes to share Bible stories suitable for a seven year old. The note expresses friendship and a personal greeting.
A child writes to Santa asking for a car a cap gun a bicycle a ball a small house a tricycle and candy. The note ends with a signature, Pred Terrazes from Comanche.
A brief handwritten note from Buddy Jones expresses a simple aim to be a good boy. The message conveys a personal sentiment without broader context or events.
A four year old girl writes to Santa asking for a doll a dining room suite a red dump truck an airplane and wind up zippin that flies She also asks for candy fruit huts and remembers other children in the world The note is signed Wiley Jewn Wright Rt 1 Comanche.
A playful note requests a horse and saddle, a play wagon, nuts and a football. The writer asks for a doll with a bottle, a ring, and a wedding doll with a pretty dress as gifts from friends Ce cil Carlisle and Shirley Ann Walker.
A child writes a note to Santa asking for a beebee gun a football and a plano. The letter is signed Joe Bob Thompson with affectionate close Love.
A brief Santa letter from seven year old Doris Graham in first grade asks for a doll bed a paint book apples and candy. The innocent note reflects a child's simple holiday wishes to Santa Claus.
A first grade pupil Velma Dean Helm writes from Route 2 Comanche asking Santa for gifts including a doll buggy a Kewpie doll doll clothes jacks and story books addressed to Miss Mabel Hall at Sidney School for Christmas.
A collection of handwritten letters from young Proctor area children ages eighteen months to twelve years asking Santa for a rattler doll bicycle BB gun air gun football tractor car cap gun blocks and candy with warm references to family members in a nostalgic holiday scene
A letter from Winston Woolsey a second grader asks Santa for a basketball toy car a football a toy train a cap a coat a sack of apples and oranges and other gifts. The playful note expresses simple holiday wishes and friendship.
A letter compiled from multiple child messages requests gifts for Christmas including toys such as Gene Autry set tinker toys and a cowboy suit, and also lists firearms and sports gear. The writer mentions ages and family references in a nostalgic holiday note.
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