Skip to main content
![[ Letter to Mollie Wilson from Chiyeko Akahoshi, May 14, 1944 ]](/internal/media/dispatcher/20312/thumbnail)
[ Letter to Mollie Wilson from June Yoshigai, January 22, 1945 ]
Maker
Yoshigai, June
Date1945
Mediumink, paper
DimensionsH: 10.5 x 4 in, W: 7.25 x 7.5 in
ClassificationsArchives
Credit LineGift of Mollie Wilson Murphy
Object number2000.378.16K
DescriptionOne letter written to Molly from June and dated January 22, 1945. June was living in De Kalb, Illinois at the time.;355 Augusta Ave.
De Kall, Illinois
January 22, 1945
12:30 P.M.
lunch hour
Dearest Molly!
Because you're engaged, I'm so excited-crazy, but I can't help it! Just read your letter! Honest, Mol-it's a thrill-we must all be growing up-My goodness-you're engaged! I'm very glad-only wish I knew who he is and what he looks like-what kind of a person he is, and-well Molly, he must be swell-he'd better be-oh golly, it's swell!
Glad to hear Miyeko and Mrs. Sasaki had the opportunity to go back. Well Molly, I guess I'll be content with De Kall and Chicago for another year-I'm attending school-majoring in English and my minor is Speech. It's a Teacher's College, but I've enrolled as a special student-an so have to pay about $50.00 more than a regular student per year-bet it's worth it! Say, what is your ambition-aside from being married? Care to let me in on it? As for me-I don't know yet Molly-only a freshman.
My folks and Kaz are still in camp. Molly, I hate to brag, but Kaz really blossomed out-guess she's the pride of the family. Dad is weak and can't do very much-
How is Joyce Washington? I haven't heard form her for quite awhile-hope everything is getting along smoothly for her!
It's 1:p.m.-better sign off-
Will write again
Bye and
Love, June
My regards to your Mother, father, and Atoy!
De Kall, Illinois
January 22, 1945
12:30 P.M.
lunch hour
Dearest Molly!
Because you're engaged, I'm so excited-crazy, but I can't help it! Just read your letter! Honest, Mol-it's a thrill-we must all be growing up-My goodness-you're engaged! I'm very glad-only wish I knew who he is and what he looks like-what kind of a person he is, and-well Molly, he must be swell-he'd better be-oh golly, it's swell!
Glad to hear Miyeko and Mrs. Sasaki had the opportunity to go back. Well Molly, I guess I'll be content with De Kall and Chicago for another year-I'm attending school-majoring in English and my minor is Speech. It's a Teacher's College, but I've enrolled as a special student-an so have to pay about $50.00 more than a regular student per year-bet it's worth it! Say, what is your ambition-aside from being married? Care to let me in on it? As for me-I don't know yet Molly-only a freshman.
My folks and Kaz are still in camp. Molly, I hate to brag, but Kaz really blossomed out-guess she's the pride of the family. Dad is weak and can't do very much-
How is Joyce Washington? I haven't heard form her for quite awhile-hope everything is getting along smoothly for her!
It's 1:p.m.-better sign off-
Will write again
Bye and
Love, June
My regards to your Mother, father, and Atoy!
![[Letter to Clara Breed from Fusa Tsumagari, Arcadia, California, May 22, 1942]](/internal/media/dispatcher/4900/thumbnail)