A few hard to read characters in a WWII letter

[Buckaroo Banzai]

I'm translating a couple of letters from WWII but I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out a few of the characters. The handwriting is just so bad/so cursive that it's almost illegible; at least to me. No private information will be revealed because I would only post a picture of the illegible characters. I don't help with the translation - that's not my problem. I just need a little help figuring out these few hard to read characters. Would anyone be willing to help me out?

I have attached a compilation of a few of the hard to read parts. Number 1 is a person's name "Nobu---". I've never seen that second character before. Number two says "o----ri arimasen ka." I didn't include the "arimasen ka" that follows after because there wasn't enough room, but it will help to understand what the character is. Number three says "??? yasu-yasu." I think the first character is "kei," but that doesn't make much sense to me. And I think the third character is a repetition sign that's just very poorly written. Number 4 and 5 are actually one long phrase, and I think it says "negatta no desu ga tame desu ga." But again, that doesn't make any sense. If anyone is willing to help I have a couple more characters I need help reading, but I won't post them now.

Thank you in advance.

 

[Toritoribe]

1: 信子
2: お変り(= お変わり)
3: 御安心

#4 and 5 indeed seems like ねがったのですがためです、(= 。)が, but it could be a miswriting of ねがったのですがだめです。が in my impression.

 

[Buckaroo Banzai]

Ah, that makes a lot of sense. Thanks very much for the help.
I have 5 more here. I'm pretty sure #1 is 学, #3 is しょうかい、I haven't the slightest idea what #4 is, and I'm pretty sure #5 is 国民学校.
Again, thank you for all the help!

 

[Buckaroo Banzai]

Here are the last 4 I can't read. #1 looks like とうても？？, I believe I have #2 in my previous post, I have no idea what #3 is (probably 四人？と？）, and I know that #4 says 一年, but then I don't know what the last one is.

 

[Toritoribe]

The second picture
I agree. #1, 3, 5 would be 学, しょうかい, 國(= 国)民学校 respectively.
#2 is 入る.
#4 seems like チャう(?)しか. Can you give us the words preceding/following that part?


The third picture
1: とってもらふ(= う)
3: 四人位との
4: 一年働いて

#2 seems like チャう(?), too.

 

[Buckaroo Banzai]

Sure, this is everything leading up to it サイパンの第一学より級長副級長が入る先生のしょうか いで入る事になって居りまして二人だけがとりません

And here is everything that follows after: 国民学校よりもとうていとりません。

 

[Toritoribe]

Correction. The third picture #3 would be 四人位とる.

Whmmm, I'm sure that the first 2 character of the second picture #4/the third picture #2 is チャ/チヤ, but I can't think of the words suitable in that context. Also, I looked more closely and found the last character of the third picture #1 might be not ふ.
Sorry, but, may I ask the words preceding/following the third picture #2 and the words following the third picture #1? if that's OK.

 

[Buckaroo Banzai]

Yeah, I thought that was チャ myself, but I just wasn't sure. I think it may be a person's name.

Here's what precedes #1: 私はせめて信子さんだけは and what follows: つもりでいちいちしゅだんをとりましたがだめです。 I think it probably is ふ; it would make sense.

Here's where チャ appears again: しかしチャうが病院へ四人位とる事だそうですが

 

[Toritoribe]

Yeah, とってもらふ seems to suit that context. いちいち might be いろいろ, just my instinct.
I thought チャう(？) may be person's/place name, too. If so, it could be possibly チャラ.

 

[Buckaroo Banzai]

Ah yeah, could be チャラ as well. As for the いちいち、the writing really looks looked like ち the first time, but now that I look again it could very well be ろ. And いろいろ would make more sense, too.

Thank you for the help!

 

[Buckaroo Banzai]

Hello again. I've finished translating all three pages of the letter, but I encountered just a few more characters I couldn't read. They aren't impeding my understanding of the letter, but I am missing out on one or two sentences because of them.
I know that the first one says やう, but I can't read the first character(s). It's really a jumbled up mess. #2 says something like 父光にさんが or 又光にさんが, but neither of those makes any sense. #3 says ひながら at the end, but the first Kanji I don't understand. It looks like 児 but it can't be because it's clearly a verb.
Here's the context for each excerpt:
#1: 試験受ければ＿＿やぅで内地の赤十字に行こうではありませんか。
#2: しかしせっかく山より持って＿＿＿＿＿ですのといふのでしかたなくもらい。
#3: 父母によると＿＿ひながら嘘を吐いて病院の人よりもらってとったえたのです。
If I can get help figuring these last three phrases out I will have completely translated this letter. So, thank you in advance for any help you may offer!

P.S. Apparently チャラ is actually チャラン in both instances, and it is a place name of some district in Saipan.

 

[Toritoribe]

#2: 又光江さんが
#3: 思ひながら

#1 might be ゆうしやう = ゆうしょう(有償?). My wild guess is that the writer miswrote it as ゆしやう first, and then added う.

P.S. Apparently チャラ is actually チャラン in both instances, and it is a place name of some district in Saipan.

 

[Buckaroo Banzai]

Ah, I see now. She probably means 優勝.

Awesome, thanks for the help!