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John N. Calhoun family letters, August 1941-February 1946
1943-06-15 Page 2
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The wards are having lots of illness aren't they? Too bad. Tell Ruth hello for me whenever you see her. I'll get the State Income tax out soon. Don't worry about it. You had better pay the first half of the Birmingham taxes. Also the 1st half there in Burlington. You can call them and have them send you a statement. You can drop a card to Keosauqua. Mother can do it. It is accessed in the name of Ethel N. They are due by April 1st. Sorry to hear about Carolly Ann. Hope she is ok by now. Very fine of John R to get such good grades. Must close. Love to all, [Naddy]? P.S. How is Mother getting along raising her second family?
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The wards are having lots of illness aren't they? Too bad. Tell Ruth hello for me whenever you see her. I'll get the State Income tax out soon. Don't worry about it. You had better pay the first half of the Birmingham taxes. Also the 1st half there in Burlington. You can call them and have them send you a statement. You can drop a card to Keosauqua. Mother can do it. It is accessed in the name of Ethel N. They are due by April 1st. Sorry to hear about Carolly Ann. Hope she is ok by now. Very fine of John R to get such good grades. Must close. Love to all, [Naddy]? P.S. How is Mother getting along raising her second family?
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