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John N. Calhoun family letters, August 1941-February 1946
1941-10-07 Page 5
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me. we can talk this over when I get home for there are a lot of angles to it and can't consider it very well in a letter. The Lieutenant suggested that he would like to have me stay, if I could see my way clear to do it. Give my regards to Winona and Stub. I suppose they still enjoy the new jobs much more than the the ones and can't blame them a bit. You must have had a swell dinner - like the ones I always enjoyed so much - on Sunday. John R is surely a Griesel-boy all right. Don't let him make a nuisance of himself, for they are too good-hearted to ever tell him not to come. Tell Carolly Annie that she is
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me. we can talk this over when I get home for there are a lot of angles to it and can't consider it very well in a letter. The Lieutenant suggested that he would like to have me stay, if I could see my way clear to do it. Give my regards to Winona and Stub. I suppose they still enjoy the new jobs much more than the the ones and can't blame them a bit. You must have had a swell dinner - like the ones I always enjoyed so much - on Sunday. John R is surely a Griesel-boy all right. Don't let him make a nuisance of himself, for they are too good-hearted to ever tell him not to come. Tell Carolly Annie that she is
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