Bryant College
Service Men’s Dept.
Providence, R.I.

This is to notify you of change of address + rating

Harold M. Hadley A.R.T. 3/c
N.A.T.T.C., Barracks #3
Ward Island
Corpus Christie, Texas

He certainly has appreciated the things you have sent him, and whether or not he has written, I thank you sincerely.

Mildred M. Hadley

540 Weetamoe St.
Fall River, Mass.
November 22, 1943

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Fall River, Mass
Sept. 9, 1943

Bryant College,
Service Men’s Dept.

Dear Committee:

This is to inform you of a change of address and rating.

Harold M. Hadley S1c
Co 17 Bldg 4 Room 209
Texas A + M College Station
Texas

is the correct address.

Thank you for the things you have sent to him. He enjoyed them immensely, and really appreciated what you did for him.

Sincerely
Mildred M. Hadley [Transcription ends]

August 22, 1942

Dear Alums:

Thanks so much for the flat fifties. I am now on duty in Washington, D.C., and my address is as follows:

Harold Miner Hadley, Y3c., USNR
Room 3410
Navy Department, Arlington Annex
Washington, D. C.

Harold Miner Hadley
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Harold M. Hadley, Y3c
Navy Department
Washington, D. C.
Arlington Annex

Bryant Service Club
Cr. of Hope St., and Young Orchard Ave.,
Providence, R. I.

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Dear Friends,

Your cigarettes came through in good condition, and on time.

It sure is swell to hear from the old school. The Alumni Bulletin came just a few days before the Christmas package. I couldn’t help but think of all the good times I had in the happiest two years of my life.

Many things to all the gang that has taken our place.

Sincerely,

Harold M. Hadley [Transcription ends]

June 8, 1942
Algiers

Bryant Service Club
c/o Bryant College
1 Benevolent Street
Providence, R. I.

Gentlemen:

It sure was a great lift to receive a package from the old “alma-mammy.” The happy thoughts that came to my mind of the good times I had and the close friendships made.

There are two people whose address I would like to have:
Edmond Avery White ‘40
Roger Pillsbury - U.S.N. Air Corps

The last I knew of “Ed” White’s travels came to me from the Alumni Bulletin. At that time, he was in training in the Army Air Corps.

The barracks we are in now have just been built, consequently the writing tables aren’t in yet. When we get “straightened out” I’ll write another letter about the country.

I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your gift. So I’ll just say, “Thanks.”

Sincerely yours,
Harold M. Hadley
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July 9, 1942

Bryant Service Club
Bryant College

Dear Students:

You are doing a wonderful work with your Service Club, and I’m sure that the boys appreciate it.

I wish to notify you of the change of address of Harold M. Hadley to: 1102 So. Monroe St., Arlington, Va.

Would it be possible to change his address with the Bryant Alumni Bulletin so that it could be sent there, too. I am forwarding the latest copy to him.

Sincerely,

Mildred M. Hadley
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