Box 7
Contains 12 Results:
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, Jan, 1917
Topic of interest: Eunice gets an enticing job offer and discusses it with Keen
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 2 February 1917 - 8 March 1917
Continued conversations regarding the couple's future relationship and decisions on school and life.
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 12 March 1917 - 8 April 1917
Topic of interest: Eunice writes to discuss the outlooks on the war (WW1), which she feels sure Keen will have to join. Keen writes about a severe bout of rheumatism from which he seems to be slowly recovering from.
Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1917
Various letters from Keen to Eunice, dating ca.1917.
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 24 January 1918 - 31 May of 1918
Keen is shipped out from Fort Riley, Eunice writes to him in his absence and Keen describes his journey with the company. Contains postcards from various locations from Keen to Eunice.
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 13 June 1917 - 30 June 1917
The couple discusses wedding plans and new living situations and is wed on June 23rd
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 July 1917 - 31 December 1917
Keen details life at Fort Riley while Eunice visits relatives. The couple continues to discuss living arrangements.
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 June 1918 - 21 June 1918
Keen writes from Camp Mills in New York, and then from the ship taking him overseas, and finally, from "somewhere in England"
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 3 May 1917 - 19 May 1917
Keen chooses to join the war, going to Fort Riley for training. Eunice expresses her distress over this decision.
Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 9 April 1917 - 27 April 1917
Keen continues to recover from his episode of illness