The Podcast
Please find links below to each of the available episodes for Season 2 of the Love Sweetie Podcast, along with a brief description of each episode. Season 2 begins in 1946 with Episode 44. Also, if you are new to the podcast, it is recommended that you listen to the Episode 0 "You, Me, and the Gatepost," which reviews this project - it is less than 15 minutes long. The link to that video on YouTube can be found here.
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If you would like to go to a list of episodes for Season 1 of the Love Sweetie Podcast (Episodes 1- 43, covering letters from 1941 - 1945), click this link instead. That being said, you can certainly start listening to Sweetie's story with any episode.
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All episodes can be viewed on the Love Sweetie Podcast YouTube channel. Episodes are also available in audio-only versions on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast platforms!
Podcast Episodes
Episode 44: I Fear I'll Have to Go Anyway
January 22, 1946: Florence writes to Sweetie from Hope, Kansas, showing that their relationship as sisters-in-law has grown since they lived together in late spring 1945
February 24, 1946: Lew writes to Sweetie from Pennsylvania, and notes that he is applying for jobs since World War II has ended, asking Sweetie to join him in Collingdale
March 4, 1946: Sweetie writes a note to Jeanne about Lewis from Lacona, Iowa
March 4, 1946: Sweetie writes a note to Jeanne about Lewis from Lacona, Iowa
March 6, 1946: Sweetie writes a note from Lacona, Iowa to Jeanne about trying to visit her in Des Moines soon
March 8, 1946: Lew writes to Jeanne from Collingdale, Pennsylvania, reflecting back on his decisions in the new year, showing some slight frustration that Sweetie has yet to arrive in Pennsylvania
March 12, 1946: Sweetie writes from Lacona, Iowa to Jeanne about a plane reservation, indicating that she is planning on traveling to Pennsylvania soon
March 21, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne from Lacona, Iowa about some more of her plans, but is also concerned that Jeanne might be sick
March 26, 1946: Sweetie writes a note to Jeanne from Chicago, finally starting her journey with her baby, Lewis, so that she may join her husband, Lew, in Collingdale, Pennsylvania
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Episode 45: To Say My Last Good Bye
April 8, 1946: Sweetie writes to Chester Demaree, M.D. and Laura, documenting her shock at the news that her older brother, Bob, has died in a plane crash just south of Albuquerque, New Mexico
April 9, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, seeking more information about what happened to her brother, and trying to determine if she can return to her family in Iowa
April 15, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, indicating what she did the morning of her brother Bob's funeral, and how she hopes to soon have a place of her own for her family in Pennsylvania
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Episode 46: Too Hard to Cover Their Sorrow
April 17, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, noting that she has written to Florence, and mentions her other siblings. She then notes that they are hoping for a house.
April 22, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, Chester Demaree, M.D. and Laura, commenting on what she is hoping for (and providing a diagram of the house she wants to get), and also notes some updates about her son, Lewis, who is about 7 months old at this point
May 1, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne​, noting her concerns about their parents, and notes that Jeanne may be starting a new job in Des Moines soon
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Episode 47: On the Verge of Leaving
April 24, 1946: Sweetie writes to Laura, Chester Demaree, M.D. and Jeanne with her hopes for a house and describes some purchases she has made to prepare for a new home. She also indicates that her son, Lewis, is not feeling well
​May 27, 1946: Sweetie writes to Laura and Chester Demaree, M.D., and notes that she has met the parents of the WAVE who was one of the crew on the plane that crashed (the same plane crash which had resulted in the death of her brother, Bob)
May 27, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne a letter that she hides from Lew, indicating that she cannot stay at Collingdale much longer if things do not improve
May 31, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about Memorial Day weekend in 1946, noting that the house the family was hoping to get has gone to someone else. While she is quite depressed, she clings to hope that her situation still might improve. Lew, in the hopes of helping her, obtains a typewriter for her to use for her letters.
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Episode 48: I Took My Foot in My Hand
June 24, 1946: Chester Demaree, M.D. writes to Jeanne, noting that he has received word that Sweetie has a new home in Pennsylvania
late June 1946: Sweetie writes to Laura and Chester Demaree, M.D. about moving to her new home at 37 S. Love Lane in Norwood, Pennsylvania, and notes that her son, Lewis, is sick
July 10, 1946: Chester Demaree, M.D. writes to Sweetie, providing updates on his work on his farm and about family having visited recently. He provides some advice on how she might visit them in Iowa in the fall.
July 22, 1946: Sweetie to writes to family with more information about the house, another concern regarding Lewis, and how her radio is not working well
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Episode 49: This Little Graham Cracker Crumb of Ours
July 25, 1946: Sweetie writes to family about the people in her neighborhood, but does become friends with one of them and we also learn more about some of Sweetie's cousins on the Demaree side
July 30, 1946: Sweetie writes to family about Lewis' progress and figures out that there are many mosquitoes near her home due to a creek nearby, and also notes that Lew is now working in a machine shop for the Navy
August 9, 1946: Sweetie writes to family about Lew's work for the Navy and provides more updates on Lewis
August 16, 1946: Sweetie to writes family of her happiness to hear wonderful family news from Iowa, and concludes her letter with the news that she and Lew have bought a car for the first time
August 19, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne​ with an update on Lewis that Jeanne is to keep secret until she visits her family in Iowa
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Episode 50: The Highlight of the Entire Trip
November 23, 1946: Sweetie writes to Jeanne regarding a few basic updates, and indicates that she has returned from a trip
November 24, 1946: Sweetie writes to family a big letter in which she reviews the road trip home to Pennsylvania that she took with Lew and Lewis, describes the Pennsylvania Turnpike in great detail, and discusses her activities at home right before Thanksgiving 1946
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Episode 51: Trying to Decide About Christmas
December 1, 1946: Sweetie writes to family about birthday presents that she received the previous month, mentions the famous journalist Gordon Gammack from Iowa, and recounts Thanksgiving 1946 with the Graham family.
December 20, 1946: Sweetie writes to her family about her preparations for Christmas, some parenting concerns, and about her and Lewis attending their neighbor's son's first birthday party.
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Episode 52: Putting the Bee on the Blokes
January 19, 1947: Sweetie writes to family a long letter providing a complete description of Christmas 1946 in Norwood, PA, as well as some events that immediately followed
January 20, 1947: Sweetie writes to family a follow up letter and notes what the beginning of 1947 has been like
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Episode 53: Sittin' Here With My Nose In My Hands
February 17, 1947: Sweetie writes to family indicating that Lewis has been sick, and what she has done to help him get better
April 5, 1947: Sweetie writes to family that Lewis has been sick again, general healthcare at that time (including some personal matters she is looking into), and we get a description of early spring in Norwood, PA.
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Episode 54: Mamma Hang-On-To-Me-The-Nurses-Might-Be-Lookin'
April 11, 1947: Sweetie writes to family indicating that Lewis has become very sick, and he has to stay overnight at the US Naval Hospital in Philadelphia
April 18, 1947: Sweetie writes to family with an update on Lewis, including a recount of his stay at the Naval Hospital as well as the medicine that she gives him to help him get better
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Episode 55: The Honeymoon
August 11, 1947: Sweetie writes to her family (and catches up on three months of content) about her honeymoon that she takes with Lew (four years after they were married during the War) to Niagara Falls and some other locations in Canada. Sweetie also starts to make plans for the fall of 1947.
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Episode 56: It Was Christened Mamma's Nice
September 29, 1947: Sweetie writes to her family about the month that passed between this letter and her previous letter, noting that the family has been sick and her typewriter was broken, but indicates the family is feeling better and indicates that they celebrated her son, Lewis', second birthday.
November 5, 1947: Sweetie writes to her family with a number of updates, but especially that after 16 months, she finally has her sewing machine.
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Episode 57: She's Expecting a Ring for Christmas
November 5, 1947: Sweetie writes to Jeanne to counsel her on a question of whether or not Jeanne should get engaged to a man named Clifford
November 6, 1947: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, continuing with her thoughts on Jeanne's relationship with Clifford, and shares insights about her own life and her marriage to Lew
December 1, 1947: Sweetie writes to Jeanne on the same subject (relationship advice), and then notes at the end that while it is expected that her sister-in-law, Elizabeth will get engaged, Elizabeth may not be satisfied with the value of the engagement ring she might receive
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Episode 58: Worry Worry Worry
December 9, 1947: Sweetie writes to family about how her son, Lewis, was sick during Thanksgiving, provides an update about her plans for Christmas, and notes that her sister-in-law, Elizabeth, is still expecting a diamond engagement ring for Christmas.
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In this episode, we also review at the end the beginning of the Cold War and the start of the Truman Doctrine.
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Episode 59: She Had Hoped for a Bigger Diamond
January 7, 1948: Sweetie writes to family regarding what happened during Christmas 1947, and provides her family with the update that her sister-in-law, Elizabeth, has become engaged to a man named Bob Brown
January 21, 1948: Sweetie writes to family about her daily home life in Norwood, Pennsylvania with her son, Lewis, who is two years old
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Episode 60: I'll Jump Right Into the Trouble
February 8, 1948: Sweetie writes to family regarding her son, Lewis, becoming sick with pneumonia
February 9, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne to provide an update on her son, Lewis, who is being treated for pneumonia at the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia
February 13, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne to provide the family with an update that her son Lewis is almost recovered from being sick
March 20, 1948: Sweetie writes to Laura and Chester Demaree, M.D. regarding her family's plans to move back to Iowa and we also see an added note from Chester indicating he will be visiting Jeanne in Des Moines
May 13, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne regarding her plans to move to Lacona, Iowa, but she is uncertain as to exactly when that will occur.
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In this episode, we also review photographs from Elizabeth's wedding (Lew's sister), who was married on June 19, 1948.
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Episode 61: Take Care of My Family For Me
July 19, 1948: Sweetie writes to Laura and Chester Demaree, M.D. about her preparations for moving to Lacona, Iowa and asks for their assistance with their furniture delivery
July 23, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her plans to arrive in Iowa with her family; she notes that they are expected to start the trip in about a week
July 24, 1948: Dr. Chester Demaree, M.D. writes to Jeanne, noting that Sweetie, Lew, and Lewis are expected in Lacona soon
August 11, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne by way of her father to thank her for helping with the fee to move their furniture
September 13, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her work repairing things and fixing other things at her new home in Lacona and about some work at her father's farm
November 15, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne to ask some advice about how to administer a vaccine to one of her father's patients
November 15, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne for some advice on how to help another of her father's patients who needs help
November 22, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, indicating that her father and mother are away visiting family in Indiana
December 11, 1948: Lew sends a postcard to Jeanne from western Pennsylvania, indicating that he is on his way back to the Philadelphia area
December 15, 1948: Sweetie writes to Jeanne that she feels lonely in Lacona, and notes that Lew has returned home to "get on the boats" for some work, but does not specify why he is doing so. However, she makes reference to the Sun Oil Company.
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This episode also features about twenty minutes of content reviewing photos from the fall of 1948 that were taken of their home and Dr. Demaree's farm in Lacona, Iowa. They are the only known photos to survive of the Demaree farm.
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Episode 62: SS Atlantic Transporter
This is Part I of III of a special trilogy of episodes featuring Lew's time in the United States Merchant Marine in 1949.
December 28, 1948: Lew writes to Sweetie after having joined the US Merchant Marine from the SS Atlantic Transporter, within the first week that they leave Philadelphia
January 3, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie about what it is like onboard the oil tanker while it is sailing across the Atlantic Ocean towards Europe
January 9, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie indicating that the ship has passed the Strait of Gibraltar, and that they have also passed the coast of Algeria. The ship's next destination is Port Said, Egypt, where Lew hopes to receive word from Sweetie on what is occurring in Iowa.
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Episode 63: To The Sweetest Girl in the World
This is Part II of III of a special trilogy of episodes featuring Lew's time in the United States Merchant Marine in 1949.
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January 10, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie that his ship is passing south of Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea and is heading toward Port Said, Egypt
January 12, 1949: Lew writes to Jeanne indicating that the ship is about to go by Port Said, Egypt
January 14, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie that at Port Said, Egypt, the men on the ship began trading with the locals who came aboard with their wares. He then describes going through the Suez Canal and the ship continuing through the Red Sea to the Persian Gulf, with its final destination being Fahaheel, Kuwait.
February 6, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie indicating that the ship is returning the way it came and is going through the Suez Canal again, after having filled up the tank with oil in Kuwait
February 1949: Lew sends a postcard to Jeanne indicating that the ship is headed back towards Philadelphia, but has yet to cross the Atlantic Ocean
February 14, 1949: Lew sends a Valentine's Day telegraph to Sweetie
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Episode 64: I Love You With All My Heart
This is Part III of III of a special trilogy of episodes featuring Lew's time in the United States Merchant Marine in winter 1949.
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March 10, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie indicating that the Atlantic Transporter is now at Puerto la Cruz, Venezuela for oil
March 22, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie, asking for her assistance to get some paperwork together as he plans to rejoin the US Navy
March 29, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie of plans for their new home near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
April 11, 1949: Lew writes to Jeanne indicating that the ship is currently docked in Port Aransas, Texas
April 30, 1949: Lew writes to Jeanne showing how close their relationship has become over the years, and he recommends that Jeanne explore a new job opportunity in Shenandoah, Iowa
May 5, 1949: Lew writes to Jeanne noting that the ship is docket in Port Arthur, Texas
May 13, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne from Iowa, and notes that she is planning to return to the East Coast
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Episode 65: I'll Have to Swallow My Pride
May 14, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie, indicating that he is still on the SS Atlantic Transporter, and notes some plans for when they will reunite in Pennsylvania
May 21, 1949: Lew sends a postcard to Sweetie and notes when he expects to arrive in Philadelphia
July 14, 1949: Lew writes to Sweetie about when the ship will dock in Philadelphia and inquires about her trip back to Pennsylvania
July 15, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her trip with Lewis from Iowa to Pennsylvania
July 18, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and notes that she and Lew are looking for a house near NAS Willow Grove
July 22, 1949: Laura writes to Jeanne regarding some of her daily work and states that she misses having Sweetie and Lewis around
July 23, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and tells her that she and Lew have found a house to buy near NAS Willow Grove, but it will cost them about $10,000, and it is not clear if they will succeed in purchasing it
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Episode 66: Back to Willow Grove
July 25, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and notes that her sister-in-law, Elizabeth, has had a baby boy and then she provides an update about the house - specifically about the government appraisal
July 29, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and indicates that her husband, Lew, has returned to the US Navy and to work at NAS Willow Grove
July 29, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne in response to Jeanne's answer about whether or not she can loan Sweetie and Lew $750 to help pay for the house
August 2, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne noting that she and Lew have been approved for the mortgage for the house
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Episode 67: Every Fault She Can Find
August 2, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about the $800 loan from her family to help buy the house, notes that Jeanne is leaving her job, and mentions what she is taking to help her diet
August 5, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne that their offer for the house has unofficially been approved
August 10, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about moving some items to the new house
August 15, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her purchase of a washing machine
August 17, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her weight
August 18, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about Elizabeth's relationship with her in-laws and that Elizabeth will be staying at the New Jersey shore for a month as part of a deal she made with them
August 19, 1949: Sweetie writes to family who are traveling to visit Frank in Chicago
August 19, 1949: Sweetie writes to Laura and notes for the first time that Sidney is going to sell 936 Springfield Rd
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Episode 68: Worse Than Watching for the Prodigal Son
August 23, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and indicates that she is waiting for the arrival of the rest of her things from Iowa on the Kessell Truck, notes that Elizabeth and her family, as well as Sidney, are headed to the New Jersey shore on Labor Day weekend, and that Lew has been assigned to a Navy cruise for about a week in Norfolk, VA
August 26, 1949: Sweetie writes to her family about some new rugs she has purchased and about the new house
August 30, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and hopes that Jeanne will come visit her in Pennsylvania
August 30, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, Laura, and Chester that she is still waiting for the Kessell Truck, and has agreed to watch Elizabeth's dog while Elizabeth is away at the shore
September 2, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and notes that the Kessell Truck has not arrived yet, and Lew's Navy cruise is now for 10 days at Atlantic City
September 3, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne that the Kessell Truck hasn't arrived and that Sidney left for the New Jersey Shore that morning
September 7, 1949: Sidney sends a postcard to Jeanne from Ocean City and writes about the ocean waves
September 18, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne that the Kessell Truck finally arrived and that she and Lew made settlement on the new house.
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Episode 69: As Long As They Have a Telephone
October 17, 1949: Sweetie writes to her family about moving into her new house on County Line Rd., and tells the story about meeting her new neighbor, Mrs. Riesselmann
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Episode 70: Shake Hands With a Farmer
October 19, 1949: Sweetie writes to her family about her mother-in-law, Sidney, selling the Graham family home at 936 Springfield Rd
October 19, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne asking her about how she left her job at Lake Shore and how she is finding her new job at Iowa Pack
October 24, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about being so busy planting her new garden
October 28, 1949: Sweetie writes to her family about her gardening on the property, and about the farmer, on whose land her house had been built, and the great work he did for her family to prepare the land on the property for the family
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Episode 71: Determination and Cussedness
November 13, 1949: Chester Demaree, M.D. writes to Sweetie about his gardening in Lacona, the work he is doing as the town doctor in the harvest season there, and about studying engineering.
November 28, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, thanking her for the birthday gifts she has received and sends birthday wishes to Jeanne for her birthday, but then reveals that she is keeping a secret from her husband, Lew, about what she knows is going on in Lacona, and she is especially concerned about Chester, who we learn is self-medicating with morphine after his heart attack and that he has not disclosed this issue to the Narcotics Board in Iowa.
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Episode 72: Lock the Door & Head for the Train
November 28, 1949: Sweetie writes to family about her preparations for Christmas 1949, and tells the story of when Lewis met Santa Claus for the first time at Gimbels in Philadelphia
December 2, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne noting that she is lonesome without her family, despite a visit from her friends, the Ruski family
December 6, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, concerned about their mother's health, and asks Jeanne if she should return to Iowa to help take care of her
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Episode 73: What Holds the Clouds Up?
December 11, 1949: Laura writes to Jeanne, informing her briefly that she is better, and asks her to write to Sweetie
December 13, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, relieved that their mother is feeling better
December 13, 1949: Sweetie writes to family about plans for Christmas that year, Lewis asking various questions about the world, and that she is helping Sidney clear her things out of the Graham family home in Collingdale, since it was sold
December 13, 1949: Sweetie to Jeanne indicating that she might have to attend a New Year's Eve Party, and asks for her help regarding what to wear, but she really does not want to attend
December 20, 1949: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about sending some Christmas gifts, and indicates that Lewis has the flu
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Episode 74: The Fire
December 28, 1949: Chester Demaree, M.D. writes to Sweetie indicating that there was a fire on the family farm in Lacona about a month earlier
December 30, 1949: Chester Demaree, M.D. writes to Sweetie about his car getting stuck and we learn that one of Sweetie's cousins has become afflicted with polio
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Episode 75: The Convenience of Mechanical Diagnosis
January 12, 1950: Chester Demaree, M.D. to Frank about having to take a patient to the hospital in Des Moines for an emergency visit and talks about taking care of the cows on his farm in the winter
January 12, 1950 - Sweetie writes to Jeanne, and reveals that her sister-in-law, Elizabeth, is pregnant with her second child
January 19, 1950 - Sweetie writes to Jeanne, concerned that Jeanne has not written to her for a while
January 21, 1950 - Sweetie writes to Jeanne and plans to return some clothes her sister had loaned to her
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Episode 76: Santa... Arrived in Daddy's Airplane
February 2, 1950: Sweetie writes to family and provides all of the details about Christmas 1949, and catches up her family on everything going on at the beginning of 1950
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Episode 77: I Sure Haunt the Mailman
February 10, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about receiving Valentines
February 16, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne asking her sister why she hasn't written in a while
February 17, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about a trip to the dentist with Lewis, some news from Hatboro, and that she and Lew have bought a television set for the first time
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Episode 78: The Man Who Makes the Marionettes Work
February 24, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her plans for the upcoming summer and determines that she will not go to Iowa that year
February 28, 1950: Sweetie writes to family with updates about her life in Hatboro and discusses the programs that they are watching on their new TV
March 7, 1950: Laura writes to Jeanne indicating that she and Chester are well and are at home
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This episode also features a discussion of a piece of art that Dr. Demaree painted. It is probable that this painting was completed at some point in the 1930's. Check out that painting in the photo album here.
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Episode 79: The Operation and Reception of T.V.
March 8, 1950: Sweetie writes to family about typewriters and televisions
March 11, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne, expressing concern about Marguerite's mother, who has become ill
March 27, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne indicating that she may travel to Iowa in the summer, despite previous letters indicating that she would not
March 29, 1950: Chester Demaree, M.D. writes to Sweetie about getting a television for his home in Lacona, Iowa
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Episode 80: The New York Skyline
April 30, 1950: Sweetie writes to family about being sick that spring and about the family getting a new car
May 24, 1950: Sweetie writes to Chester Demaree, M.D. and Laura about her plans to go to New York City to get a typewriter fixed
June 1, 1950: Sweetie writes to family about her trip to New York City with Lew and Lewis
June 3, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her morale that spring
June 16, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne about her upcoming trip to Iowa that summer
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Episode 81: I Spose You Heard Brother Truman
Now Available!
July 18, 1950: Sweetie writes to family after returning home from Iowa, and sends information about what is happening at NAS Willow Grove now that the Korean War has started
July 20, 1950: Sweetie writes to Jeanne and Glen about the implications of Truman's speech and about her life back home
July 24, 1950: Sweetie writes to family with updates from Hatboro
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Please note that this video begins with a discussion about the start of the Korean War, and about its importance in modern history.
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Episode 82: Cinderella at the Hatboro Theater
Available 11/16/2025
July 28, 1950: Sweetie to family
August 1, 1950: Sweetie to family
August 1, 1950: Sweetie to [SPOILER]
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Episode 83: [SPOILER]
Available 11/23/2025
August 8, 1950: Sweetie to family
August 11, 1950: Sweetie to Jeanne
September 6, 1950: Sweetie to family
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Episode 84: I Sure Do Feel Like Somebody's Orphan
Available 11/30/2025
September 11, 1950: Sweetie to family
September 1950: Sweetie to [SPOILER]
September 14, 1950: Laura to Jeanne
September 15, 1950: Sweetie to family
Late September, 1950: Sweetie to [SPOILER]
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Episode 85: Up To Doylestown
Available 12/07/2025
October 13, 1950: Sweetie to family
October 22, 1950: Sweetie to family
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Episode 86: Love in Spite of Your Not Writing
Available 12/14/2025
November 17, 1950: Chester to unknown recipient
November 17, 1950: Sweetie to family
November 20, 1950: Sweetie to Jeanne
November 22, 1950: Sweetie to Jeanne
November 23, 1950: Sweetie to Jeanne
November 30, 1950: Sweetie to Jeanne
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Episode 87: Remember the Good Old Days
Available 12/21/2025
December 8, 1950: Sweetie to family
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Episode 88: Regina
Available 12/28/2025
January 15, 1951: Sweetie to family
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Episode 89: Wrestling With My Conscience
Available 01/04/2026
January 18, 1951: Sweetie to family
January 26, 1951: Sweetie to Jeanne
January 1951: Sweetie to Jeanne and [SPOILER]
January 31, 1951: Sweetie to Jeanne
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Episode 90: As Long As You Both Shall Live
Available 01/11/2026
February 28, 1951: Sweetie to Jeanne and [SPOILER]
February 28, 1951: Sweetie to [SPOILER]
March 22, 1951: Sweetie to Jeanne
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Episode 91: Mrs. Brown
Available 01/18/2026
March 30, 1951: Sweetie to family
March 31, 1951: Sweetie to family
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Episode 92: If I Had Hunted Another Trillion Years
Available 01/25/2026
June 5, 1951: Jeanne to Sweetie, Lew, and Lewis
July 1951: Sweetie to Jeanne
July 26, 1951: Chester to Jeanne
July 26, 1951: Chester to Jeanne
July 1951: Chester to Jeanne
July 30, 1951: Laura to Jeanne
July 31, 1951: Chester to Jeanne
August 2, 1951: Chester to Jeanne
August 6, 1951: Chester to Jeanne
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END OF SEASON 2
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