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John N. Calhoun family letters, May 1942 - February 1943

Undated letter 11

Oh yes, I got a statement from Montgomery Ward today & it has gone up now to $136.74. I think that has gone up about $9.00 since their last statement. They came out last Saturday & put in the brown flow register but have never put in the automatic check draft. What shall I do about it? The kiddies are pretty good, but do miss their daddy. Carol just doesn't eat worth a damn. I talked & the [Griesel's] tonite &  I guess Mrs. [Griesel?] is just about sick. I do feel sorry for her but guess there isn't much to do about it. We have the radio tuned in to K.B.U.R. They are putting on a program for the march of Dimes and all Burlington people are putting on the program. Max Conrad just gave a speech and Alma [Budges] played the piano. So it is quite interesting. It is storming outside tonite.

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Oh yes, I got a statement from Montgomery Ward today & it has gone up now to $136.74. I think that has gone up about $9.00 since their last statement. They came out last Saturday & put in the brown flow register but have never put in the automatic check draft. What shall I do about it? The kiddies are pretty good, but do miss their daddy. Carol just doesn't eat worth a damn. I talked & the [Griesel's] tonite & I guess Mrs. [Griesel?] is just about sick. I do feel sorry for her but guess there isn't much to do about it. We have the radio tuned in to K.B.U.R. They are putting on a program for the march of Dimes and all Burlington people are putting on the program. Max Conrad just gave a speech and Alma [Budges] played the piano. So it is quite interesting. It is storming outside tonite.