File:Letter from A. P. Preyer to ARMCO Employees, 1918 September 18 - DPLA - 206d31a0b9bf37b9651783318cc351b9.jpg

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Letter from A. P. Preyer to ARMCO Employees, 1918 September 18 (

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Creator

Preyer, Albert Paul, 1887-1928

Title

Letter from A. P. Preyer to ARMCO Employees, 1918 September 18

Description

This letter was written from A. P. Preyer, in France, to the ARMCO employees. Preyer describes being back in the Section on light duty, having just returned from three months of hospitalization for pleurisy. Horace "Red" Rinearson and Sid Graeff have now left on their permission (leave) for the new place available for that purpose: Saint-Malo, on the sea coast. Preyer was glad to see that Vaughan Horner had an outline of the new Sales Department organization at ARMCO; he had gone two months without any mail, as letters and newspaper clippings took a very long time to reach him in the hospital. This letter is a mimeographed reproduction. The original content of the letter was typed out and copied by ARMCO. Copies of this and other correspondence were then generally distributed to friends and family members of the ARMCO Ambulance Corps, and to ARMCO employees.

Date

18 September 1918

Collection

Midpointe Library System
Location	Ohio , United States of America
Authority file	: Q69487667

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by Midpointe Library System as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Ohio Digital Network.

Record in source catalog
DPLA identifier: 206d31a0b9bf37b9651783318cc351b9
Midpointe Library System identifier: MHS 2001.001.0558; ARMCO_1918_09_18

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