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This folder contains letters from various people to individuals other than Hazel and her family. Letters are from Myrtle Tate to Jack, George to Aunt Annie, and Jack to Aunt and Uncle. 

This folder contains letters from Virginia "Allen" Greenleaf, a mutual friend of Hazel, Annie Jennings, and Eunice Bowman. Virginia was married to William Greenleaf.

This folder contains letters sent to Hazel Bowman from her friend Vivian Ahlsweh, whom she had worked with at the Welfare Board. The letters talk about Vivian changing from working at the Welfare Board to moving to Sarasota to work for the local paper. She discusses mainly work and relationships, including discussions of Hazel's breakup with Bill and the death of her love interest, Al.

Letters from Walter Stranger, an American serving in the U.S. Navy. Stranger writes about day to day life on base and locations such as the Russell and Solomon Islands.

Letters from Walter Stranger, an American serving in the U.S. Navy. Stranger writes about day to day life on base and locations such as the Russell and Solomon Islands. In these letters, Stranger mentions the Russia Declaration of War against Japan and the Atomic bombs.

This folder contains letters from Willis E. Seigler during his time in the Army Air Corps. He constantly shares his love and affection for Edna and expresses how much he loves and misses her. He expresses his hope to see her in the time he has home. While most of his letters comes from various places in the United States, in November of 1943 he begins to write from India. Here, he shares his experiences in the jungle with hot weather, tiger hunting, dangerous snakes and being scared in the darkness. Also included in the folder is a Post Card from the Motion Picture Theatre in Fort Dix that he sent in early 1942.