16 June 1942

1 small folded sheet, 4 pp.

Came home from the station, but couldn’t sleep, so I wrote you a few line. Called your mother & told her you were all right & had a good seat; she told me you told her you’d pay half my phone bill, but not to tell you she told me; please don’t tell her I told you; she likes me plenty. I’ll talk to you tomorrow might; will be glad to know if you’re on the same job. Writing to Jimmie so he’ll come tomorrow night. Will try to see Mother this weekend.

19 June 1942

1 small sheet, 2 pp.

I’m here in hosp beside Mom; she’s getting better but will be here 3 more wks; Carl, Jimmie, Edna, & a girl with Jimmie are all here; we’re going to leave for Akron. I am dying with the heat. How is work? Sorry you had to work today. I’ll be with you soon all the time.

23 June 1942

1 small sheet, 2 pp.

All I do is think of you; would like to see you this weekend, but I’ve paid so many bills; maybe you could send money in couple wks so I could come up there. Trying to get all the children to give $25 a month and trying to get Dad, to all help mother; then I can come up there & be happy with you; I know I can get a job there. I am crazy about our ring.