Letters from William H. Sager to Elizabeth Mopsik Sager, June 1-13, 1942, June 13, 1945

This folder contains 10 letters from William H. Sager to his wife, Elizabeth Mopsik Sager, following their marriage and documenting the early period of their married life amid wartime separation. The correspondence emphasizes William’s affection, reassurance, and emotional support, as he repeatedly expresses his happiness, encourages Elizabeth to remain strong, and urges her not to worry as he prepares to leave New River and depart by train under military orders. Alongside personal reflections, William discusses practical matters such as financial allotments, censored mail, household gifts Elizabeth has received, and communication with friends and family. He also comments on Elizabeth’s exams and degree, phone calls she received, and proposes social activities to help her cope during their separation. Later letters reflect William’s movement and overseas service, noting inspections, local customs and holidays, company duty, and the sending of a wooden sculpture home.