<p>Dockery did not know he was the jealous type.  But when he receives Bohnda's letter about two other men plying her for sympathy, he erupts in concern.   </p>

Dockery did not know he was the jealous type. But when he receives Bohnda's letter about two other men plying her for sympathy, he erupts in concern.

<p>Dockery did not know he was the jealous type. &nbsp;But when he receives Bohnda's letter about two other men plying her for sympathy, he erupts in concern. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

006-2/6/17: "I Found Myself Cursing, Softly but Eloquently"

Letters from Dockery is a Podcast of Letters Written by Raymond E. Dockery to Bohnda Porter Akins, Read by their Grandson 100 years later.  The letters describe life in Lewistown, Montana, from the point of view of a small town lawyer.  Dockery enlisted in the Army in mid-1917 and fought in World War I in France until the end of the war, and a year beyond.

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Letters from Dockery is a Podcast of Letters Written by Raymond E. Dockery to Bohnda Porter Akins, Read by their Grandson 100 years later. The letters describe life in Lewistown, Montana, from the point of view of a small town lawyer. Dockery enlisted in the Army in mid-1917 and fought in World War I in France until the end of the war, and a year beyond.

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006-2/6/17: "I Found Myself Cursing, Softly but Eloquently"

006-2/6/17: "I Found Myself Cursing, Softly but Eloquently"