Elizabeth begins attending Red Cross meetings and studying a Red Cross manual in order to pass a first aid exam in January 1942 in Ft. Myers. She sees her lawyer again on February 13. On March 11, 1942, she writes, “house robbed.” On April 10 she writes, “Had a 20 minute talk with the Judge and got my divorce. Saw a movie and that’s that.” She returns to New York in May. On June 24, she writes of a date with “the cow-boy.” She settles a land transfer on July 28, 1942, and then moves; she writes on August 1, “moved in on Alma and Worthy” [around/in?] Hartford. She spends much of the summer getting facials, shopping, reading, and seeing movies. In late September, she drives to St. Louis to look for an apartment., 1942, Box: 1. Elizabeth Nulsen Young Diaries, A1789. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center.

Elizabeth begins attending Red Cross meetings and studying a Red Cross manual in order to pass a first aid exam in January 1942 in Ft. Myers. She sees her lawyer again on February 13. On March 11, 1942, she writes, “house robbed.” On April 10 she writes, “Had a 20 minute talk with the Judge and got my divorce. Saw a movie and that’s that.” She returns to New York in May. On June 24, she writes of a date with “the cow-boy.” She settles a land transfer on July 28, 1942, and then moves; she writes on August 1, “moved in on Alma and Worthy” [around/in?] Hartford. She spends much of the summer getting facials, shopping, reading, and seeing movies. In late September, she drives to St. Louis to look for an apartment., 1942, Box: 1. Elizabeth Nulsen Young Diaries, A1789. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center. https://mohistory.mobiusconsortium.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/46965 Accessed November 22, 2024.