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John N. Calhoun family letters, May 1942 - February 1943
1942-05-25 Page 1
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[Illegible] a little time to think [and symbol] write a letter to you. Honey, I do miss you as much [and symbol] wish I could see you right now. I hope you may be stationed some place where we can be together again. Don't you? I understand Pauline Bennett leaved this week to be with Glenn down at Fort Leavenworth. When I got home from work tonight, I found bad news waiting for me. The two men in the [illegible] bed room moved out. They told Ruth, they had a chance for a job in Michigan, so they left. Their rent was just up tomorrow anyway. I will put an add in, in the the morning. I surely hope I can get some good renters again. Just my luck when I need the money so badly to come east on. Well maybe it will turn out all O.K. after all. Then the men in the apartment moved out again [(Mr Jamison?).] He took his radio and left. I guess they couldn't malke
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[Illegible] a little time to think [and symbol] write a letter to you. Honey, I do miss you as much [and symbol] wish I could see you right now. I hope you may be stationed some place where we can be together again. Don't you? I understand Pauline Bennett leaved this week to be with Glenn down at Fort Leavenworth. When I got home from work tonight, I found bad news waiting for me. The two men in the [illegible] bed room moved out. They told Ruth, they had a chance for a job in Michigan, so they left. Their rent was just up tomorrow anyway. I will put an add in, in the the morning. I surely hope I can get some good renters again. Just my luck when I need the money so badly to come east on. Well maybe it will turn out all O.K. after all. Then the men in the apartment moved out again [(Mr Jamison?).] He took his radio and left. I guess they couldn't malke
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