Letter from Harold Gorton to his wife

Letter from Harold Gorton to his wife

He writes about the arrangement for his leave.

1944-09-01

One handwritten sheet

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OFFICERS’ MESS,
R.A.F. STATION,
FISKERTON,
Nr. LINCOLN
1/9/44
Dearest,
Just in case I’m unable to see you tonight, here is a note to tell [deleted] lo [/deleted] you I love you more than ever.
I was very sorry to hear about your bad night on Wednesday, & sincerely hope you are feeling better now.
I’ve written to Mother to say that we shall go to Farnworth on the 6th & return on the 8th, calling at Wyke for the typewriter on our way back. If you don’t want to go then, perhaps you could send her a note. I was assuming that on the 9th we should go down to Newhouse & stay there for a few days.
All my love, darling,
Harold.