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Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life, events, pregnancy, and meetings with friends. She mentions preparing for the arrival of their baby, purchasing a Storkline crib, and the couples anticipated honeymoon. She mentions Fred's War Diary assignment, attending the movies and the doctor. She recieves pictures of Fred and discusses his plans for Georgetown University Law School.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life and events. Mentions caring for a growing Cheryl, and Fred's law school plans. Mentions going to the movies, seeing a newspaper article on "Sleeping Sickness" in Tientsin, and her new job at the Department of Agriculture in the Transportation Rates and Service Division of Marketing Facilities Branch.

Letters from Lucille to Fred. She mentions her daily life, work and events. The discusses the couple's daughter and includes a Father's Day letter from Cheryl (daughter), 4 months old at the time.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life and events. Mentions looking for "civilian" clothing, caring for a growing Cheryl, and Fred's law school plans. She mentions contacting the college dean (presumably of Georgetown University Law School).

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille describes her daily life and events. She describes adjusting to life with baby, learning to care for her (Cheryl), and receiving letters from Colonels working with Fred. She discusses Fred's law school and recieving gifts for Cheryl. The folder contains newspaper clippings, "The Neighbors" cartoon strip, and cards for Fred/new dad.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille details her daily life and events. Mentions taking care of daughter Cheryl, her expenses, Fred's everyday life, and worries she has for him whilst he is in China. Some letters have water damage

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life and events. She mentions caring for growing Cheryl and planning a celebration. Some letters have water damage.

Folder contains letters written to Charles Gentges from his mother Elise.

This folder contains two letters sent to Hazel. The first is from Mrs. Hawthorne Daniel or "Nelle," who thanked Hazel for caring for her husband in Calcutta. The 1948 letter is sent from Mr. Hawthorne Daniel, who is hoping to catch up with Hazel and also tells her about a book her has written about his experience during the war. He also includes news clippings about his lecture series on the subject.

This folder contains two handwritten letters and several typed from Myer to Herbert