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John N. Calhoun family letters, August 1941-February 1946
1943-03-22 Page 1
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March 22, 1943 Dearest Dorothea: I've started you three or four letters and never got them finished - so I'm going to finish this one and get it in the mail. Enclosed are the State Income Tax reports. Yours is made out in pencil so you can change it if you have to. Then be sure and fill out your copy & sign the original before a Notary and then write separate checks to pay 1/2 of each. Mark on each check in the upper left hand corner "1st 1/2 John N. Calhoun State Income Tax" or "1st 1/2 Dorothea R. Calhoun State Income Tax". We have been having some good weather for a change. Just hope it lasts for a while. You surely were fortunate with your teeth. Glad you got them all in shape again. You really had quite a corn crop, though, didn't you? I'm sure it will give you a lot of relief to have them off. Where did you put the new piece of linoleum? Thanks for the letter from Mrs Delp and I'll return it herewith. I saw Captain Kenneth Wilson and had a little visit with him. He is very nice. He has started to teach one of our classes now, so maybe I'll get to know him better. We surely will get the house paid for some time, if we just keep on. Also hope to pay all
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March 22, 1943 Dearest Dorothea: I've started you three or four letters and never got them finished - so I'm going to finish this one and get it in the mail. Enclosed are the State Income Tax reports. Yours is made out in pencil so you can change it if you have to. Then be sure and fill out your copy & sign the original before a Notary and then write separate checks to pay 1/2 of each. Mark on each check in the upper left hand corner "1st 1/2 John N. Calhoun State Income Tax" or "1st 1/2 Dorothea R. Calhoun State Income Tax". We have been having some good weather for a change. Just hope it lasts for a while. You surely were fortunate with your teeth. Glad you got them all in shape again. You really had quite a corn crop, though, didn't you? I'm sure it will give you a lot of relief to have them off. Where did you put the new piece of linoleum? Thanks for the letter from Mrs Delp and I'll return it herewith. I saw Captain Kenneth Wilson and had a little visit with him. He is very nice. He has started to teach one of our classes now, so maybe I'll get to know him better. We surely will get the house paid for some time, if we just keep on. Also hope to pay all
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