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

1942-05-28 Page 1

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Burlington, Ia May 28, 1942 My Dearest:- Again it is rather late and I can all ready for bed, but don't feel quite as busy. Enclosed is Al Hippe's address. Mary brought it up and wanted me to send it to you, as Al wanted you to write and before you get sent too far away. You can send your new address to him wherever it may be. Say honey, before I forget it the interest on that other note was $5667 that was on the house. However I did pay one for [$1000?] that was $25.00 [illegible]. Again, I had a very busy day. I gave three permanents, besides the other work I have done. Tomorrow is just as bad, and I will be glad when it is all over. However, I will have to work a half day on Sat. I am going to do Elma Daggs perm and tint on that day. I understand she is going to be married real soon. There are more weddings. I didn't go to Max's wedding because I was just too busy and they hadn't said
 
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