“per. a for ths remainder of —

a _And further, That any Wxpenses incurred vytt 1nes sf

of said Robert Franklin Milton, to include Doctor's fees,

_ medicines, and hospitalization, shall be borne equally bv the

 

four heirs heretofore cnumege ted —— this article, It is

 

 

 

also seroec = upon the sath of Robert Franklin Milton #e

 

a suitable funeral shall be Pinanced | by ook aaeteuitoss

 

 

of such heirs.

 

 

 

 
  
  
    
  

   

sett rements
“Phat an aprratsal mah gy

ani Chris Sebolt, and submitted to the aforenamet hetrs of "3

bass of the ilivision between ie such heirs. Wirshery And

firther, that another avrraiser shall be selected by the mutual

 

 

 

 

 

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THeRSPORK, James Claude Milton, Mrs. Bess &. Allen, Mrs.

Maurice Hughes, and soeres Franklin Milton in consiteration

toe such legactes, eee and eT See. to which they mav

become entitled ender this hehe. agree to contribute

to" the supmort of Robert “Franklin Milton in the eaten

manner:

‘That ‘each oe ae heirs herstofore named unter this

article shall contribute a sum of twenty five dollars ($95)

aradin, Robert L. Hood, ~~

—__Robert—Franklin Milton on March 7, 1941, shall be use4as the aati
   
    
  
    
   
      
     
   

ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT

 

We, the heirs of Robert Franklin Milton, in order to

give effect to nis expressed wishes hereby, agree to the

following distribution of said Robert Franklin Milton's

__ Properties, both real and personal. It is expressly unier-

stood and agreed that each of the heirs heretofore named _

accept the terms of this agreement _in contrdiction to any

| right, either real or claimed, to which they are entitled

either id lew or DY virtue of some postament sry document.

WHEREAS, Siete Mtiton, wife of Robert Franklin Witton,

      
 
    
    

Nat or ih eat’ Franklin Witton
Srripes Missourt, ri, prongrty. se

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WHEREAS ,

    

all other heirs, namely: James Clauie Milton,

Mrs. Bess #, Allen, Mrs. Ethel F. Hugh3s, and George Franklin
 

ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT

We, the heirs of Robert Franklin Milton, in order to give effect to his
expressed wishes hereby agree to the following distribution of said Robert
Franklin Milton's properties, both real and personal. It is expressly under-
stood and agreed that each of the heirs heretofore named accept the terms of
this agreement in contradiction to any right, either real or claimed, to which
they are entitled either in law or by virtue of some testamentary document.

WHEREAS, Elsie Milton, wife of Robert Franklin Milton, agrees to accept
as her complete share of the Robert Franklin Milton estate a good and wumencumbered
title to the Blue Springs, Missouri, property. This property being described as
that in which she and Robert Franklin Milton have been residing for the past
several years; such grant to include the residence house and lot upon whieh it
is situated.

WHEREAS, all other heirs, namely: James Claude Milton, Mrs. Bess E. Allen,
Mrs. Ethel F,. Hughes, and George Franklin Milton hereby stipulate and agree to
the following mamer of settlement;

That an appraisal of all of Robert Franklin Milton's real property made by
John H. Hardin, Robert L. Hood, and Chris Sebolt, and submitted to the afore-
named heirs of Robert Franklin Milton on March 7, 1941, shall be used as the
financial basis of the division between such heirs. And further, that another
appraiser shall be selected by the mutual agreement of the heirs for the
specific purpose of dividing the estate for distribution to said heirs named under
this article. Bach of such four parcels to be supplemented or diminished as the
individual situation of each heir shall require in respect to any debts running
from said Robert Franklin Milton to any or all of said heirs, or debts ruming
from any or all of said heirs to Robert Franklin Milton. After such determination
said heirs agree that their individual parcels shall be selected by lot, according
to a plan to be mutually agreed upon.
20

THEREFORE, James Clawie Milton, Mrs. Bess E. Allen, Mrs. Maurice Hughes,
and George Franklin Milton in consideration for such legacies, bequests and
devisees, to which they may become entitled under this instrument, agree to
contribute to the support of Robert Franklin Milton in the following mamer:

That each of the four heirs heretofore named under this article shall
contribute a sw of twenty-five dollars (§25) per month to Robert Franklin
Milton for the remainder of his natural life. And further, that any expenses
ineurred by the sustained illness of said Robert Franklin Milton, to include
deoter's fees, medisinen, aed heapitalSention, shall be barns equally by the
four heirs heretofore enumerated under this article. I+ is also agreed that
upon the death of Robert Franklin Milton a suitable fumeral shall be financed
by equal contributions of such heirs.
WILLIAM DOCKING, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
GEORGE DOCKING, PRESIDENT
F. C. WHIPPLE, VICE-PRESIDENT & TRUST OFFICER
KELVIN HOOVER, CASHIER
E. B. MARTIN, ASST. CASHIER & ASST. TRUST OFFICER
E. J. COY, ASSISTANT CASHIER
GEORGE DUNKLEY, ASSISTANT CASHIER

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

ESTABLISHED 1877
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

LAWRENCE, KANSAS

 

CAPITAL, SURPLUS
AND PROFITS $300,000.00
. December 13 19))3

Mr. Forrest C, Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:
: Your letter addressed to our safety deposit
department has been referred to me and I wish to thank
you very much for definitely stating your wishes in the
matter of charging rental for your safety deposit box.

We have so many customers who prefer not to
be bothered that we made up a special form with the
intention of informing them that they could handle it
in either way and the vault custodian has been instructed
that in the future to eliminate the statement regarding
the charge to your account of this box rent. If by any chance
it should be overlooked and not marked off, please pay no
attention to any notice you may receive.

Again thanking you for’ your interest in the matter,

and with best regards, I am

Sincerely yours

Wore cre
Vice President

FCW: G
 

December 10, 1943.

Safe Deposit Department,
Pirst National Bank,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Sirs: -

I prefer to be nutified of any charges against
my account, and am therefore enclosing my check for
$5.40 for rental and tax or my Safe Deposit Box No.
312-8.

Sincerely yours,

Direotor of Physical Education,
Enc. Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

April a, 1 942.

you mean by that you had a bad case of flu or maybe a touch of
and

You must be an Allen, because all the Allen boys like
football, baseball and basketball, which you list as your favorite

_ sports.

: Yes, I did notice that Northeast, your school, had an
ever-victorious team. When you see Coach Peters tell him hello for

mes He played on my ifarrensburg tean many years agoe He would be
giad for you to speak to him and mention thet to hime

The next time we play in Kansas City you tell your mother
to drop me a note, or you do it, and I will see that you and your
mother have tickets for the game. I saw Uncle Hubert a few weeks ago
but not for long. It was a very short visit. Iam glad that he comes
out and sees you people, and I promise you that when I do get up there
I will do likewise. But my trips have been few and far between. |

I em glad that you get straight E's. That is pretty fine.
You keep on making them and you are apt to be a Phi Beta Kappa like

 
 

your Cousin Bob.

I will try to remember to send you a basketball before
long. 3 :

Take good care of yourself and tell your nother that |
we think of her often.

Wahine you lots of luck and better health, I an

Your affecti onate uncle,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCA: AH Varsity Basketball end Baseball Coach.

 
 
 

Decenber 7, 1943.

We are playing Rockiurst College in Kansas City in
the Mmicipal Auditorium on Saturday night, December 11, and
i thought perhaps you and Put and Bome of Put’s friends wauld
like to see the game. =

oe I will be happy to make arrangements for you, if you
will let me know the number of tickets you would like. Write
me here at the offies so that I can tuke care of it more
promptly.

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

Desember 7, 1943.

We ave playing Rockhurst College in Kansas City Saturday
night, the lith, in Municipal Auditorium. I thought possibly
Buddy and Bobby would like to ses the game, although it might
be a little late for the old folks. The game starts at 9:15.

eee eee
= =f oe Se ens ae ee ge. re pated

Aue here at the office and let mo knew how wusy
tickets you would like to have so that I can make arrangements
for them. We will be glad to take eare of you.

Sineerely yours,

Direstor of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

November 29, 1 943.

ir. and Mrs. Milton Allen,
2022 Vernont Street,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Mit and Taabel:

This is the data that I told you I was writing
for Mother. Thought you might be interested in it.
You will understand it hasn't been edited. I just dictated

it to save the job of writing each one of the youngsters in
Longhand, which would have been an insurmountable task.

You may keep this for your om, if you wish it.

Affeotionately,

-_

Director of Physioal Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

November 18, 1943.

ee ee ee
it is not of great importance. However, I am mailing yo
the two post Geni: ects Ch Paviuatbeadin aekeeay We Geek
you up on your refund that is coming some time in the distant

I just returned from the student hospital on my 58th
birthday where Dr. Canuteson examined a badly congested left
conjunctiva. Some way I must have caught cold in it, but it
seems as if it was infeated from a small sty that appecred

on the lower lid. He put me to and
used hot boric acid packs, took a smear to see what
then followed

and
up with argarol. 1 think I am going to live tut it doesn't

gi

I will write you a letter later, Bob.

Affectionately,

Director of Physical Miucation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
Enc.

 
 

November 13, 1945.

Dear Bobby:

I just received the letter from the Rock Island for you and
am sending the seme to you. I would suggest that if you gare to you
can write these people in Philadelphia telling them that you are a
medical student at the University of Pennsylvania and ey can
eall on you there or direst their correspondence to you at your local |
address. That would facilitate my sending it back forth, and
when they find that you are a medical student there believe they
will be a Jittle more prompt in giving you the money

I am just hurrying this off Saturday morning that you
get it Monday. We play the Central Missouri State Teachers College
of Warrensburg this afternoon so I am just cleaning off some odds and
ends. I got a letter from Ray Bvans thie morning, acknowledging the
Jayhawk Rebounds, as you acknowledged in your letter of Monday. The
boys do seem to appreciate it and I am glad to be of any service that

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We are playing a Homecoming game against the A.S.?.Pé here on
Friday evening. They are having their Homecoming celebration in Hoch,
and are building the basketball game around it. Our boys are awfully
light but when we get our full power I believe we will have a pretty
good team. We have a light team now and a strong wind would blow them
out of the hall. The Army boys are big and tough. They have boys from
Pennsylvania, Illinois and Indiana, and they look good, but it won't
hurt the boys to perhaps get a licking in the early stages because they
are against some very tough competition.

I enjoyed your discourse on the Penn game. I listened to it over
the radio and it seemed as if liavy had tremendous power and grew stronger
due to their reserves and the scarcity of Pem‘s reserves. Mit was at
the house last night and I came home and got your letter I read it

the letter on to Mother so that she will have the
letter from you. I wrote her night before

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|

T just called Mr. Cote this morning and he already has your ticket
from the office on the 18th of December from Chicago to Kansas City, and
he is now wiring Chicago for the parlor car ticket for January first,
Kansas City to ALO

‘Mother will get home December 6 so she will have plenty of tine
to play for a nice Christmas.

 
-

Direstor of Physical Ed cation,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

Affectionately, Your Dad

tips as it makes a fellow better informed

say
she

thanked
the
I can
your
it is
A course, naturally I will learn a lot.

get |

: for
With continued best wishes, I am

anything but general information.

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will
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paper.
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those

PCA: A

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October 26, 1943.

lr. E. S. Gladden,
freasurer & Collector,
Texas County,

Houston, Missouri.

Dear Hr. Gladden:

Thank you for your letter informing me that you have
sent the cheok to Miss Pannie Britton, Cabool, the proper
source.

I should think you would know each tax payer in that
small comunity by heart. I am glad I started early in the
payment of these taxes because the way things were going
they probably would have been delinquent before the cheak
arrived at the proper source.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
POA :All Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

E. S. GLADDEN

Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector

Texas County

 

HOUSTON -:- MISSOURI

a6 é ,. L OD iy

 
 

November 3, 1943.

Dear Eobby:

i just received your letter and the clippings. They are
both very interesting and I was happy to receive them both.
I will see that Mit gets to read both your letter and, when he
hes en opportunity, to peruse the clipping.

I am working now on my fifth Jayhawk Rebounds which will
be out in a short while and we will send you one. I will not
write much today, only to tell you that as soon as you get your
paper ready have it registered, return receipt requested, and
send it to me here at Robinson Gymasium. lirs. Hulteen said
she would bs happy te do your paper for you, so the sooner you
get 1t to m the better she will be able to get it back to you
on the times that you wish it.

“verything is going along splendidly here. Mit and Isabel
were my guests at Rotary dimer Monday night. They had the
Rotarians and their wives ‘present - Rotaryams, 7” know we
call them.

I will write you again when the Jayhawk Rebounds comes out.

With love and best wishes,

Affectionately,

: Director of Physical Education,
FCAAH Varsity Basketball Coach,

Pfc. Robert E, Allen,

Co. E, Nu Sigma Nu, —
University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia 4, Pa.

 
 

Osteber 20, 1943.

' Pie. Robert E. Alien,

Ce. BE, Nu Sigma Nu,
SS06th §.0., A.-S.T.Ps, ~*~ oe SSG
University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia 4, Pa. |

ie enjoyed your letter so much and we were more than delighted
to know that you’ received the interneship at Bell Memorial. I think
this is grant == grand of them for granting you such a fine favor, and
I think grand for them that they can have a bright young medio from the
University of Pehnsylvania on their roster. Also, grand of them for the
liquid way in which they arranged your coming and going. I thought they
gave you about the widest leeway that could have been arranged.

Of course, I see the fine hand of Dr. Don Garlos Peete in the
letter, but I dlso realize that they feel they are getting a young man
who will give them the very best in the way of training and personal
service. .

I have spoken to Mrs. Hulteen about doing your paper and she is
very happy to do it. I would suggest that you send me the document by
registered mail, nomen Receipt | uested. In that way it will be
necessary to deliver the rs ture here end we will send the
typewritten article back to you in the same mamer. Mrs. Hulteen will
make # carbon copy and hold it here until we are sure that you receive

your prize possession.

You may send it to 80 louisiana Street along with one of your
weekly letters you write home, or if you want to you may mail it here
‘o the office and we will take care of the document. .

-S You tell Cliff that we will be delighted to soe him Christuas
and we will have his shoes and other golf equipment ready so that you
and

T am glad that you had a fine visit with Eleanor, and when you pay

£h testimonial to her culinary art I am sure that she is really mix-

ing the vitamins properly. I am writing her some time today. She wrote
me and i haven't had an opportunity to reply.

E

 
 

Be

Mother and I had planned to go to Warrensburg this morning to
attend the funeral of Mr, Tom Cheatham who was stricken with apoplexy
and passed away day before yesterday. I have to speak tonight at the
Men's Brotherhood at 7:30 at a Methodist gathering, and since I am
chairmen of the hill drive for the National War Pund and Commmity Chest,

. So she is writing Mrs. Chaatham and today I plan to sit dow at —
the noon hour and write her a letter-extending to her our deepest sympathy. |
They were grand people and fine friends of ours. In fact, they were two
of the most decent people, and when I say decent I mean very, very wealthy
people who were fine and commonplace as Irving Hill is in this tom. It
hurt me when I found Mother was not | é, but although I wanted to go my-
self, since I had planned on going, I that it was not the right thing
to do so I gave it up and will convey my deepest feeling to Irs. Cheatham
by mail. oe | | ee Ne

Kansas leaves tomorrow for Nebraska, and the odds layers - the

whe offer parley odds - are making Kansas the favorite over
Nebraska by six points. Can you imagine that! Whenever did Kansas rate
as favorite? Personally, I am just a little fearful of the result because
Nebraske has pleyed Mimesota, Indiana and Iowa Stete, and Kansas’ competi-
tion hasn*t been nearly as strong. Sut the win last Saturday against
Washburn I em sure will be helpful rather than hurtful. I do not know
about Nebraska's punters or anything about them, but two of their stars
were kept out of tho Iowa State game because of injuries and they are back
in the game for Kensas. So I am just afraid that something might happen
that would not work out according te the dope, but I must remember that
the gamblers are not sentimentalists and if they geve Nebraska six points,
then Nebraska must be terribly week. : er

We have a good team for war time conditions, if you know what I
mean. Henry and Elmer are doing a fine job and they will get the most
out of the men, but I just have a sneaking feeling that Nebraska will
show more power against us than many people realize.

‘It 4g noon now and I mst sign off.

With love, I am

Affecticnately,

‘Director of Physical Education,
PCA:An Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

October 21, 1943. _

Mr. BE. S. Gladden, Collector,
Texas County,
Houston, Missouri.

Dear Mr. Gladden:

On your tax statement from Texas County, Missouri, to Porrest
C. Allen, Lawrence, Kansas, for current taxes on 40 Acres, NE,
SE4, 29-29-10, you state “Mail to Gladys Forbes, Mtn. Grove, Mo.”
I wish to state that as per yee instructions we mailed this to
Mrs. Gladys Forbes on the 3rd of September. I am sending you her
letter for your inspection, — ee tax
statenent.

sis seas" e ek: Min’ Sceen: gheemeineicneen wditions aie
without all this difficulty? When we endeavor to pay sur taxes
we are told to see someone else, then when they become delinquent
we have no ity in receiving the information. Since you are —
the ‘ktucele Mea Saxan Uocmty, why would it be necessary to send
the taxes to Mrs. Forbes?

‘WAll you explain the situation, and take care of this for me?
We are irked at times by such procedure. I shall appreciate your
reply at en early date.

Sincerely yours,

: Director of Physical Education
| yoAa Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

October 22, 1943.

Douglas County Rationing Board,
Lawrence, Kansas o

Gentlemen:

= us saad sae nested tae a ems oc Nees gett
rationing together with my tire inspection record. By way of
asking for this application for a B card I may state that I am
chairman of the Lawrunce Day Nursery Comsittee, Chairman for the
University in the Third War Loan drive, chairman for the Univer-
sity in the National War FPumd and Comunity Chest drive; member
of the Board of Directors of Commmity Chest, president of
Lawrence Rotary Club, member of Chamber of Commerce, member of
Salvation Army Board.

As a member of these various committees and organizations it is
necessary for me to drive many miles a day in some instances in
making comections or making speeches, attending meetings, and so
forth. As a member of the University faculty I am often called
upon to speak in the different schools in Lawrence as well as ad-
jacent to Lawrence.

As state chairman of the Recreation Committee of the Parent-
Teachers association, I speak next month at Salina and Pratt,
Kansas. Also, on November 15 I speak at Iola, Kansas, for the
Farm Bureau of the Kansas State College Extension Division, with
Dean Umberger. I respond only to these calls as they apply to
the necessary activities on the home front.

As chairman of the Third War Loan drive and the National War

_ Pumd drive for the University it has been necessary for me te
make many trips down town taking the collections to the Chamber
of Commerce and making other necessary mileage trips in comection
with thie work.

Sincerely yours,

Directer of Physical Education,
— Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

October 6, 1943.

Dear Jane and Hoot:
We were delighted to have you in our home as one of

the family, as of old. You really fitted into the notch,
Jane, just as you always did when you were in college.

The purpose of this letter is to emphasize to you,
Jane, the nesessity of taking treatments. I aa not endeavor-
ing to scare you in the least, but there is nothing that i
know of that you could do to better advantage than to plan
at least two treatments a week for a minimm of four weeks.
That would make eight treatments, but 1 would say that the
least you should consider would be twelve. However, I am
afraid if I say twelve treatments that will seem too much.
There is nothing, in my opinion, that will do you as much
good as the treatments plus glyoolixir and betulin. You
really neod these, Jane. foot, can't you see that she does
this? You remember 1 wanted to give you more than two treat-
nents, Jane, but that is all that I could get in. Yesterday's
treatment went by the board, as you know, on account of having
toe many things to do. Even though you are forsed to spend
a half day getting the treatment, it is worth it. So pian
on it and see how much better you will feel - fast.

Cliff is still with us and when I left this morning he
was snooging soundly. I let him have my car for his date
last night and he seemed to be overjoyed. He is going away
on the one o'clock streamliner and doubtless may give you a
_ wing if he has time between trains.

With all our love, I am
Affeotionately,

FCA: AH

 
 

September 9, 1943.

Pfe. Robert E. Allen,

‘Company B, University of Peayleenin,
S305th §.U.A.S.T.P.;

Philadelphia 4, Pa.

Dear Bob:

. t eertainly was delighted to have your letter and
to know that you have a good chance of tetting home for Eleanor's
wedding. :

Bob, I am sending you a copy of a letter that came
by Vemail from Technical Sergeant Louis A. Swink, who is in the Southe
west Pacific. I thought you micht be interested in reading this letter
from a chap whom I fixed up when Vic Hurt was doen at Oklahomm Baptist

school, and Gwirm Henry was teaching football and I was teach-
ing basketball. They drove up from Cisco, Texas, and I used him as a
part of my clinic in the treatment of athletic injuries.

For some reason he doubtless felt lonesome and wrote
iGe I em sending you-a copy of my reply to him. I also send hima —
Jayhawk Rebounds and I mentioned his name in the Rebounds so that it
would personalize itself to him. I+ just shows how small the world
is, after 211, and no mtter how far a fellow is awey from home it is
en interesting angle ag to what mon think and whom they think of at
various times.

: I am wondering if you would want to bring your golf
shoes home for \those few dsys. We might play a game or two, and I
think we sould get enough clubs to make out, and enough clothes to
fit you. Clif MoWilliams says he will give you a severe trimming.
He of course is coming in for the wedding.

With best of luck in studies, golf, eto., I am

Affectionately, Your Dad,

| | Direeter of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
October 2, 1945

County Treasurer
Texas County
Houston; , Missourt!

Dear Sir:

I would appreciate it if you would send me
a stutement of the taxes on the 40 acres in
Texas County which I cm. The location of this
land is NE4 sp4, .

Sincerely,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball”Coach

 
 

October 8, 1945

County Collector
Texas County :
Houston, Missouri

Dear Mr. Roy:

The location of my 40 acres of land is

NE* sm 29;29:10:8 D. 57. I hope this will give
you the desired information.

Sincerely,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach

FCA:1m

 
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

 

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

October 2, 1945

County Treasurer
Texas County
Houston, .Missouri*

Dear Sir:
I would appreciate it if you would send me
a statement of the taxes on the 40 acres in

Texas County which I own. The location of this
land is NE* sr4,

Sincgrely,

 
 

 

September 21, 1945.

Mre. Gladys Forves,
Mountain Grove, Missouri.

Dear Mrs. Forbes:

I am in receipt of your letter of the 18th
instant.

eS
to the description is in Township 29. last year I
paid taxes to E. S. Gladden, Collector for Texas County,
Missouri, but for some reason he asked that my check
this September be sent to you.

If this does not clear up the matter for you,

kindly return the check and I will take it up with Mr.
Gladden again.

Very sincerely yours .

Director of Physical Education,
FCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

 

 

 

 

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PGA:H

duly 28, 1943,

Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

#

March 25, 1943.

Mr. B.S. Gladden, |
freasurer and Collestor,
Texaa County,

Dear Mr. Gladdéns

I have received the back tax recdpt for taxes
I paid on my forty acres in Texas County for 1942.

I wish you would inform me when these taxes
are due so that I will not be in arrears again.

' Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH . Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

aad 5, 1943.

Mr. E. S. Gladden,
Treasurer, Texas County,
- Houston, Missouri.

Dear Mr. Gladden:
I eam in receipt of your tax statement dated
Pebruary 2, 1943, for the forty acres which I own in.
Texas Coumty. I am sending you my check for $14.69.
I notice the statement you sent is for the

year 1941. I have not received a statement for the
year 1942. Is this tax now due?

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FPCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
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