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John N. Calhoun family letters, May 1942 - February 1943
1942-05-25 Page 2
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rent, so I suppose we will be losing them next. She told Ruth she couldn't afford it, but was going to try & stick it out. So you can't tell everything about it. It might be just as well if she did move out as far as that is concerned. I surely hate to have all this trouble all at once though, when I went to leave. Yes, your receipt came for the Equitable Ins. I plan to take it down & put it with the policy as soon as I have time. I have checked up on the bank account & after I take out for those two clocks you wrote. There just leaves a balance of $1.79. I will have to put part of that check you sent in there. Thanks so much. It will help out. I believe I will let Buettner's bill stand until [illegible] comes home though. We may need the money. I told them I probably wouldn't be in for a while. They told me it was all O.K., I got the electric bill today. It is $10.40 I will pay that before I leave. It seems like there is no end to the bills. The kids were surely tickled over their cards you sent them. I have been trying to get them settled down
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rent, so I suppose we will be losing them next. She told Ruth she couldn't afford it, but was going to try & stick it out. So you can't tell everything about it. It might be just as well if she did move out as far as that is concerned. I surely hate to have all this trouble all at once though, when I went to leave. Yes, your receipt came for the Equitable Ins. I plan to take it down & put it with the policy as soon as I have time. I have checked up on the bank account & after I take out for those two clocks you wrote. There just leaves a balance of $1.79. I will have to put part of that check you sent in there. Thanks so much. It will help out. I believe I will let Buettner's bill stand until [illegible] comes home though. We may need the money. I told them I probably wouldn't be in for a while. They told me it was all O.K., I got the electric bill today. It is $10.40 I will pay that before I leave. It seems like there is no end to the bills. The kids were surely tickled over their cards you sent them. I have been trying to get them settled down
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