Letter from Earle W. Wallick to Dr. W.E. Simonds

Letter from Earle W. Wallick to Dr. W.E. Simonds

Soldier and member of Knox's class of 1919 Earle Wallick writes to Dr. Simonds to say, "I presume you have begun to think that I have forgotten my promise to let you hear from me as to how I was situated, but I was only waiting until I was permanently located." Wallick worked as a stenographer for the Civil Service Commission.He expresses a desire to begin again with his interrupted college education: "I am employed in the Application Division and have a very fine lot of fellows to work for,but yet, it is not just like going to College…. I hope to take some nightwork and sincerely trust I shall soon be able to take up again my interrupted college course. Do you know of any good school of first class standing here?"

World War I; First World War; Civil Service Commission;

Wallick, Earle W.;

7/3/1917

13.0 x 16.5 cm

eng

Text

WWI-452;
WWI-453;

1917