This folder contains letters to R.T. "Bob" Bowman, Hazel Bowman's brother. In her first letter she writes about a trip of hers. In the second letter, she chastises him from drinking too much and what it will do to her family. Her third letter thanks him for a gift he got her, and she says she is sorry he was denied from a position in the Navy because of his eyes.
This folder contains letters from Henry A. Pinter during his time in the Air Force. He constantly shares his affection towards Edna and reminisces on the times they would dance together, warmly calling her "Dutchess" and hoping to get a date with her. When stationed overseas in Iceland, he shares the poor state of his mental health as he is homesick and lonely during this time. This folder also contains a photograph of Pinter in uniform.
This folder contains letters and v-mail sent to Hazel by her cousin H.J. "Harry" Glatfelter. Glatfelter worked in Washington, D.C., during the war. In one of his v-mail letters, he mentions the death of another of Hazel's cousins, Charles.
This folder contains letters from Miriam Blaisdell to Hazel Bowman. Included in one of her letters is a Employment Application for Vought-Sikorsky forwarded to Hazel to apply to.
