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24 September 1945
Weiner, Morris "Moe", 1909-1988
to Sylvia Weiner
Moe is back at work but there is not much to do. He regrets mixing up the date of her birthday for the third year in a row, and swears he will not do it again.
GLC09414.1503
9 October 1945
Moe writes that he is now an infantry man for the first time, and that they are in Marseilles and living in tents. He warns Sylvia not to look for him before the 15th of November.
GLC09414.1515
16 May 1943
to Mad
Moe is glad that Mad and Sylvia have been able to find a place for her and that she now accepts the situation. He writes that Dave didn't really love her but, Ben seems like a grand guy. He also claims that he is very sympathetic toward Sam, even...
GLC09414.1544
27 July 1943
Becker, Madeline, 1915-1995
to Moe and Sylvia Weiner
Mad reports that she heard that Alvin is seeing a girl named Sybil. She thinks it must be so ideal where Sylvia is with Moe, she is dying for more news from them. She also mentions Marge and Joe and David.
GLC09414.1550
4 September 1943
Greenfield, Alvin, 1924-1946
to Sylvia and Mad
Alvin describes the surrounding town and some of his fellow soldiers. He also talks about a girl he likes, and closes with a poem about how the army has made a man of him.
GLC09414.1562
16 May 1945
Weiner, Sylvia, 1912-2008
to Morris "Moe" Weiner
Sylvia arrived late to work today because a neighbor drove her to the station and went very slow.
GLC09414.0594
26 July 1945
to "Moe" Weiner
Sylvia responds to Moe's two previous letters. She sympathizes over his separation from his buddy Jack.
GLC09414.0656
3 November 1943
Tatt, Samuel, fl. 1943
Samuel writes that the army is making him feel young again, about 25. He claims to enjoy the fresh air, and thanks Sylvia for the socks.
GLC09414.1565
1929-1945
Moe wonders whether Archie has been shipped out yet. He says he is glad Sylvia and Rose are hitting it off. This is pages 5-7 of a letter.
GLC09414.1611
16 November 1944
Moe has heard from Davy who says Lil is coming along in her pregnancy. He also heard from the family that hosted him in England, and from Bess. This letter seems to be missing pages.
GLC09414.1256
2 December 1944
Moe reports that the company failed inspection, and discusses the possibility of Sylvia coming to Europe after the war in the event he has to stay there. In the end he decided it is not really a possibility.
GLC09414.1272
6 December 1944
Moe says that the tobacco question is very serious right now, he is working on his last pack of cigarettes.
GLC09414.1278
30 December 1944
Moe says he came off guard and went to brunch with Marty and Jack. He says he liked Sylvia's description of green grass and red leaves in December.
GLC09414.1297
31 December 1944
Moe wishes he could spend New Year's Eve with Sylvia and their friends. He also remembered that Alfred and Alice's anniversary was a couple of days ago. He says that last New Year's Eve he went out with Jack but this time he can't.
GLC09414.1298
8 January 1945
Moe says told Marty of Sylvia and Olga's plan. He comments that he was surprised because he hadn't yet received her letter. He reports that he will get a haircut tomorrow, and says he is disappointed that she can't find the two lenses for the camera.
GLC09414.1306
9 January 1945
Moe describes the snow, and says he finally got his haircut. He says he hasn't really learned anything new in the class he's required to take.
GLC09414.1307
Madeline writes that she is glad that Moe is in a camp in the West instead of the East, she heard the difference is amazing. She is currently in Florida, unfortunately, it isn't so glamorous because there are soldiers everywhere. She also mentions...
GLC09414.1692
7 January 1867
Smith, Thomas, fl. 1866
to Sarah Kendall
Three small stones enclosed with GLC02915.72.01
GLC02915.72.02
4 December 1862
Rowland, L., fl. 1862
GLC02915.82
29 January 1861
to "Sister Henry"
GLC02915.012
1861
to Sister Henry
GLC02915.018
18 November 1861
GLC02915.020
Lati, fl. 1860
GLC02915.021
GLC02915.023
25 June 1862
Skedaddle, Obediah, fl. 1860
to dear friend
GLC02915.024
26 June 1862
Jacobs, Peter, fl. 1860
to John Kendall
GLC02915.025
21 September 1862
Churchill, J.L., fl. 1860
GLC02915.027
1 October 1862
GLC02915.028
2 October 1862
Partridge, Agnus, fl. 1860
to Brother Harlow
GLC02915.029
3 October 1862
GLC02915.030
6 October 1862
GLC02915.031
14 November 1862
Bradley, Thomas S., fl. 1860
GLC02915.032
21 November 1862
GLC02915.034
23 November 1862
GLC02915.035
7 December 1862
to my dear young friends
GLC02915.037
8 December 1862
GLC02915.038
19 December 1862
GLC02915.039
1 January 1863
GLC02915.040
4 January 1863
to my dear friend (John Kendall)
GLC02915.041
12 January 1863
Written in Camp Sprague
GLC02915.043
14 January 1863
GLC02915.045
22 January 1863
GLC02915.046
1 February 1863
to my dear friends
GLC02915.048
3 March 1863
to my young friend
GLC02915.051
13 March 1863
Joe, fl. 1860
GLC02915.052
5 April 1863
to the Lebanon S. School
GLC02915.53
21 April 1863
to My Dear Friends
GLC02915.54
10 March 1863
to My Dear Friend
GLC02915.55
2 May 1863
GLC02915.56
17 April - 15 May 1863
This is a partial letter and pages taken from the memoranda section of a diary. the letter is dater 3 May 1863, and the diary pages 17 April 1863, sent in the same envelope dated 15 May 1863
GLC02915.57
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