Letters from William H. Sager to Elizabeth Mopsik Sager, October 31 - December 4, 1941

This folder contains 9 letters and 1 postcard from William H. Sager to his future wife, Elizabeth Mopsik Sager. The letters center on frequent travel and visits between the couple, with Sager regularly noting his safe arrivals home, expressing gratitude for shared weekends, and discussing plans for upcoming trips to Charlottesville. The letters also provide insight into Sager’s professional and academic concerns, including accounting and income tax problems, coursework and exams, a coworker’s Selective Service physical examination, and reactions to contemporary events like Armistice Day. Personal and family matters recur throughout the correspondence, including references to Uncle Dave, Elizabeth’s mother, gift purchases, and leisure activities like attending films.