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13 Pomeworth St., Stoneham, Mass. June 15, 1931 Dear Folks, I went to Class Day Saturday, to Baccalaureate yesterday, and to commencement to-day, and now I am in Stoneham. Jimmie suggested that I telephone you to relieve my anxiety, but I think that a letter may be more satisfactory in a way. I have some work I am anxious to do here, but if you want me, just write or telephone and I will come out. My telephone number is pinned to the cushion over the radio. I do hope that you are taking your medicine regularly and are feeling better. My roses lasted through graduation to-day and were very pretty. Now I am going out to mail this. All good wishes, Lena.
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