March 17th, 1942 - A Letter From Gustave Lutz

March 17th, 1942

About This Letter:

From: Dad

To: Pvt. George Lutz

Co. C. 6th Bat.

Camp Wheeler, GA.

Letter Transcription:

March 17th 1942

Dear George,

I'm glad you are again getting mail. We only got the one you mailed on the 14th today. I guess you did worry a bit over not getting any.

Sorry to hear that both your pals are laid up.

March 16th, 1942 - A Letter From Loretta Lutz

March 16th, 1942

About This Letter:

From: Mother

To: Pvt George Lutz

Co. C. 6th Tra Bat.

Camp Wheeler, GA.

Letter Transcription:

March 16th 1942

Dear George,


I am sorry to hear you didn't get any mail from home but you should have received at lease one from Dad. He wrote a day or two after you left for Ga. I Guess you have had some mail by now. Grace was up Sunday and she says she hadn't heard from you and hopes you are well.


Well Saturday was some rainy day and Dad left for to spend 4 days in the bungalow. He has the wall board for the new addition and thought he could put it on but he only got the walls covered over the weekend. He could not manage the big pieces for the ceiling above so he rolled in about 10 PM Sunday night.


We are all glad to hear of your new promotion and sure feel proud of the advancement you made since you are in the Army. That new insignia must give a little color to the uniform.

March 16th, 1942 - A Letter From Grace Bauer

March 16th, 1942

About This Letter:

From: Grace Bauer

To: Private George F. Lutz

6th Training Battalion

Camp Wheeler, GA.

Letter Transcription:

March 16th, 1942

Hello Honey!

All week I've been waiting for a letter and was so disappointed. At last I was so worried I asked Mother to go up with me Saturday night to your house to see if your family had heard from you. I was imagining you in the hospital with Sal. It rained all that day and was still raining when we went up,

March 12th, 1942 - A Letter From Gene Lutz

March 12th, 1942

About This Letter:

From: Gene

To: Private George F. Lutz

CO. C. 6th Batt.

Camp Wheeler, GA.

Letter Transcription:

March 12th, 1942

Dear George,

I'm sure you have everything under control, and I hope you are alright. I'm sure proud of you, before you know it they will make you a uniform out of chevrons and put sleeves in it. But I'm glad to hear you are officially permanent and a draftsman.