Letter from Roy Chadwick to Rosemary Chadwick

Letter from Roy Chadwick to Rosemary Chadwick

Sends thanks for nice postcard and discusses family health issues. Mentions he is flying to Paris in a Lancastrian. Catches up with news and mentions they are sending apples.

1946-11-13

Two page handwritten letter

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EChadwickRLaphamR461113

Kingsley
Gilbert Rd Hale
Wednesday 13th Nov 46
My dear Rosemary
Many thanks for your P.C. which we were glad to receive & to know that you had arrived back to school safely.
What a pretty card! both Mummy & I like it very much
I’m glad to say that I am quite well again but Grandma is not too well she has got a pain in her back and has stayed in bed today.
The Doctor has given her some tablets & medicen [sic] & we hope that she will soon be well again.
Mummy seems to be starting with a cold but she
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is taking precautions & I trust that it will not develop.
I am flying over to Paris on Sunday in the Jet Lancastrian & will return on Tuesday so I shall have a very brief stay this time.
I hope to spend Sunday evening with the Pireteaux & shall be glad to see them after such a long time.
How are things going at school after the break? I expect that it will take a few days for you to settle down.
Mummy is sending you some nice apples which I’m sure you will enjoy. With much love from us all. Yours ever
Daddy