June 9 1945 Grandma


June 9-45
Dear Jack:
    I am sending you a card to sign from the bank.  I put the money in in both names so I could send you a check if you happen to need me but hope you can leave it in so when you come home you will have a little money you sign where I have a mark sign Jack Reitz as that is what is on the book be sure and send the card back.  I had a letter from alice they are going to send 5% of his office to Chicago and he can go to Calif. Germany or a couple of places in the south.  But they want to come to Pittsburgh and stay here until they can get a place. The Oterbeck's offered $8500 for my place but I told the agent I would not take less then $10000.  I don't know what I would do if I'd sell but it certainly is getting to be to much work for me.  Well dearie I guess there is nothing new so will close and look for an ans soon.
                        Love
                            Grandma

Don't forget to send the card back. 

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