File:Letter from Newman (Bud) Ebersole to Mr. Miller, 1918 March 21 - DPLA - b0be0bbc63b27b11a0030c24ea7b7df3 (page 1).jpg

This letter was written from Newman "Bud" Ebersole, in France, to Mr. Miller in the Purchasing Department at ARMCO. Ebersole describes: missing home and all of the ARMCO employees and their families; understanding how hard a time Mr. Miller has had in dealing with railway tie-ups and a shortage of supplies, and the hopes that he has had a chance to rest up on a vacation; having received the warm, knitted sweaters from Mrs. Miller and others, and how he has shared those items with French soldiers, as the ARMCO men were well-supplied at the moment; having received little caps, one of which Ebersole kept for himself, and the others which he shared with the ARMCO Unit; that the sound of artillery fire rivals the noise produced at the ARMCO plant; and that Ebersole's stenographer has to leave for a date, so he must conclude the letter, sending his best regards to Mr. Miller and eleven other people. This letter is a mimeographed reproduction. Copies of this and other correspondence were then generally distributed to friends and family members of the ARMCO Ambulance Corps, and to ARMCO employees.