Dear Folks at Home,

      Hello everyone. How's is everybody at home? I am feeling fine & dandy & having a good time. This life sure does agree with me.

      I received Odessa's letter Thurs. It was the first letter I have received in nearly three weeks.

      What are you folks doing to past away the time at home?

      We sure are treated royal by the Y. M. C. A. Moving picture show every night except Friday night & Sunday. On Fri. nite we have noted singers & speakers from Paris. Believe me they sure are well appreciated. And all this is donated to the soldiers.

      Well, how did you enjoy your trip to Ind?

      Has Ernest left yet? If he has his choice tell him to get in the Quarter Master Corps as a truck driver as I think that is as good a place as any.

      The way Sis wrote you must have been having your share of the blizzard there. We had awfully nice weather until yesterday & then it caught cold & has been snowing & raining most of the time since. But we are well provided for & the weather don't bother me any.

      I suppose Mike's have moved. Where are Will's going to live this year. Dess didn't know when she wrote last.

      I see by the paper the Pollet is going to start a garage in the Blacksmith shop. Where is Dad going to run his shop the year? I think Dad had ought to buy that building. But of course he might want a small fortune for it.

      Oh yes, I see you have a new Hardware man. Didn't seem to like the Farmer's Union very well.

      Well I can't think of much more to write but will a try again soon. So will close. Write soon

Your Son & Bro.
With love to all
Kinney

Private Kinley J. Cisney
Batt. “B” 1st Anti-Aircraft Btl, (C. A. C.)
A. E. F.