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Laura Davis letters to her husband Lloyd Davis, March-December 1941

1941-12-03 Laura Davis to Lloyd Davis Page 2

to a small garage man who does the work for one of the visitors who is a Centerville native. His shop is comparable to Rays. He resealed it said to watch and see if that didn't fix it. So far it is still dry. He is some different and all on the good side - from the Chev. garage boys. I don't know but believe he'd do an honest job and reasonable price on anything he took. Never saw him but once but will have him check on his work in a day or two. Mrs Harvey says they have always had him. He doesn't get jobs out so fast as he hasn't any help, but they consider him OK. He has two nice little kids. The child welfare of me is reporting in that last sentence!
   There is still a ring around the moon. I hope it doesn't mean storm and spoil our week-end plans. Today is only Wednesday so I can't start worrying about that yet. We always have time to worry tomorrow if we don't do it today!
   Found some more roads today. Also talked with the operator of the oldest mine in the county - he said. The next time you come maybe we can look him up. I believe he'd be

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to a small garage man who does the work for one of the visitors who is a Centerville native. His shop is comparable to Rays. He resealed it said to watch and see if that didn't fix it. So far it is still dry. He is some different and all on the good side - from the Chev. garage boys. I don't know but believe he'd do an honest job and reasonable price on anything he took. Never saw him but once but will have him check on his work in a day or two. Mrs Harvey says they have always had him. He doesn't get jobs out so fast as he hasn't any help, but they consider him OK. He has two nice little kids. The child welfare of me is reporting in that last sentence! There is still a ring around the moon. I hope it doesn't mean storm and spoil our week-end plans. Today is only Wednesday so I can't start worrying about that yet. We always have time to worry tomorrow if we don't do it today! Found some more roads today. Also talked with the operator of the oldest mine in the county - he said. The next time you come maybe we can look him up. I believe he'd be