Here it is time again to write my little epistle, but do you
think I can pull any thoughts out of this bird brain of mine? These
fall days have really drawn me to other past times. (I hope the
boss doesn’t read this.) At the same time I’m taking care
of his business and trying to cheer him up, I sneak in a little
activity. I have undertaken the chore as president of our Sunday
School class; one hears that God’s work must come first so
there shouldn’t be any complaints. Anna Mae can verify my
activities — she is one of my willing helpers.
So much of the credit for this 5 year old magazine goes to Anna
Mae. She helped to get it started and spent many hours smoothing
out the kinks and keeping the Iron Men Album going smoothly.
I have tried to thank everyone for helping us out during the
various shows this past season but no doubt have missed some, so
our thanks to you at this time. We do appreciate your help more
than words can tell.
I have several requests for help and I’ll pass them on. Mr.
Kenneth E. Thompson, Route 3, Leavenworth, Kansas 66048, has an
engine with H H on it and he would like to know the name of it.
Also, Mr. Leon Meade wanted an operator’s manual for a
’37 Model N Standard Fordson. If you, Mr. Meade, still require
the manual, a party in England can obtain it for you. This
gentleman works for a Main Ford Tractor dealer and the manual is
listed in the Ford Motor Co. Publication. Mr. Meade, if you are
still interested, write to Mr. M. H. Spokes, 185 Grange Road, Letch
worth, Herts, England.
Don’t forget to look over our book list in the center pages
of this issue. The list may solve some of your gift problems.
Again we are pushing the deadline so I had better end this and
get traveling to the printer’s. On the route to the
printer’s the view of the mountains, with the changing colors
of leaves, really makes a person aware of Nature’s
grandeur.
