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June Hogue



Among my files I found one of my poems that I wrote when I was probably in about the 7th grade. It was published in Wee Wisdom Magazine (long since gone out of print but it was a big deal in 1946 and 1947 with world wide coverage…I made contacts from all over the world right after the war…people wrote me letters as my name was on their penpal list.) You never know what I might find in my files! The story of how Jr. High and High School collected and sent huge boxes overseas as a result of some of the letters I received…sad stories of their great needs and suffering…from war torn countries in Europe. My letters were read aloud in some of the assembly programs and the faculty and kids all voted to collect things, box them and sent them to various countries…we sent a lot to England, Greece and Germany. If this would make an interesting story I could write it up for you. There are probably a few who still remember our efforts…Lonnie Smith for one…to alleviate the terrible suffering some of those folks endured. As the image did not come through on that attachment I just copied it and added it.

 

Type Month Year Title
Article September 2010 Reflections on Blessings of Aging
Article October 2010 Royce
Article December 2010 I Remember Ginger
Story June 2011 In Flanders Fields: The Memorial Day Poem
Article July-August 2011 The Lost Wagon Train
Poem October 2011 Like Walking in the Sandhills
Poem November 2011 The Heart Is Not An Indian Giver
Poem November 2011 At the Break of Day
Article July 2012 Japanese Surrender 1945
Article March 2013 2013 Memories by June-I Remember Pyote
Article June 2013 Texas Bluebonnets
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