Building Fund Campaign
Approved by the Most Reverend John J. Glennon, S.T.D.
Archbishop of St. Louis
ST. JOSEPH'S HILL INFIRMARY
Conducted by Franciscan Missionary Brothers
Eureka, Missouri
St. Louis Downtown Headquarters:
2182 Railway Exchange Bldg. Telephone: CEntral 8377
Rt. Rev. Msgr. FRANCIS PUDLOWSKI
Hon. WILLIAM DEE BECKER
Honorary Chairmen
CLAUDE I. BAKEWELL
General Chairman
JOHN B. MEEHAN,
Organization Chairman
WILLIAM D. WALSH
Treasurer
PRELIMINARY SPONSORS
WILLIAM L. BEHAN
MRS. ANN BONGARD
GEORGE L. DYER, JR.
WILLIAM F. FAHEY
AMOS GOVERO
Festus, Mo.
JOEN J. GRIFFN
ROBERT M. GUION
FRANK K. HARRIS
LUKE H. HART
DR. R. EMMET KANE
JOHN S. LEAHY
DR. WILLIAM O. MCHUGH
DR. ALLEN MCNEARNEY
JOSEPH A. OTTERSBACH
CHARLES J. RILEY
WILLIAM RYAN
Pacific, Mo.
DR. JESSE SARGEANT
Eureka, Mo.
ALFRED L. SCHULTE
Washington, Mo.,
JOSEPH A. SHEEHAN
CHARLES F. VATTEROTT, JR.
DR. NICHOLAS S. VITALE
HARRY G. WHALEN
Feb. 7, 1942.
My dear Jim & Bob:
The enclosed letter will interest
you; a reply to a letter of congratulations I had writ-
ten to Tooey Spaatz over his promotion.
Hope Wim got up to see you on Friday, as he said he
expected to do in a letter I got from him yesterday.
He is still having trouble where he is and I don't be¬
lieve he will ever settle down there or be satisfied.
Am surely glad that Bob is picking up and hope the
improvement continues.
You ought to get this letter on Marie's birthday.
February 5th. Hope to see her and Sister on that day
or the day following.
Not much excitement around here just at present.
Our fine spring-like weather has given way to wind and
rain, so it is rather dreary. But I have a sermon, a
conference and a speech to prepare for delivery over
the week-end so it is good weather for inside work.
With love to all,
John

St. Joseph's Hill Infirmary
FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY BROTHERS
Eureka, Missouri
FEB7
2—PM
1940

Mr. James & Robert Markoe
1937 Selby Ave.
St. Paul,
Minn.