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November 14, 1943
Everhart, John M., fl. 1942-1945
to Hope
One letter addressed to Hope Everhart from John M. Everhart dated November 14, 1943. Writes a separate note related to going on furlough.
GLC10048.26.02
[Letters sent from John M. Everhart]
Two letters addressed to the Everhart family from John M. Everhart dated November 14, 1943.
GLC10048.26
December 10, 1943
to Famly
One letter addressed to Everhart family from John M. Everhart dated December 10, 1943. Pertains to daily life while stationed in Camden, New Jersey. Mentions the cold weather and work.
GLC10048.27
December 21, 1943
to Family
One letter addressed to the Everhart family from John M. Everhart dated December 21, 1943. Pertains to daily life while stationed in Camden, New Jersey.
GLC10048.28
January 2, 1944
One letter addressed to the Everhart family from John M. Everhart dated January 2, 1944. Pertains to daily life while stationed in Camden, New Jersey. Mentions how he spent Christmas and visiting the foot clinic.
GLC10048.29
February 16, 1944
[Change of address notification]
One postcard addressed to John H. Everhart dated February 16, 1944. Notifies of John M. Everhart's change of address.
GLC10048.30
May 5, 1944
to Hope Everheart
One v-mail addressed to Hope Everhart from John M. Everhart dated May 5, 1944.
GLC10048.31
May 13, 1944
to Father
One v-mail addressed to John H. Everhart from John M. Everhart dated May 13, 1944. Mentions the weather and letters received.
GLC10048.32
May 22, 1944
to Hope and Mother
One letter addressed to Hope and Teresa Stewart Everhart from John M. Everhart dated May 22, 1944. Mentions the weather and letters received. Mentions his family visiting New York and recommends they go to the Museum of Modern Art.
GLC10048.33
December 5, 1944
to John M. Everhart
One letter addressed to John M. Everhart dated December 5, 1944.
GLC10048.34
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