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Jan 1 1936

Edith Kennedy came home with me and we saw the Old year out and the New year in. got to sleep about 1 A M so took it easy today—she had tea & toast in bed lunched late—Alace came at 4 pm and took us to call on Leonard for an hour—then they went home—I spent the evening looking over and enjoying my cards 16 all lovely—tired and to bed eirly.

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Jan 2 1936

Fair & warm very tired mended and wash my head rested in the hammock in the glorious sunshine wrote to Maud & Nona.

 

Jan 3rd 1936

Lill Vanderhoef came at 10 A M. stayed an hour—Junior sick with sore throat in bed dose of castor oil. Mildred and her Edith came and had lunch, Harriet and Jerome brought Betty at five oclock. We took down the tree and had a nice evening.

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Jan 5^th 1936

Fair & warm did not get up very eirly—worked in the garden made a cake Betty did the most of it. Went to a show—“Thanks a Million” & “Metropolitan”, home late, hungry then to bed.

 

Jan 5^th 1936

Sunday fair & warm Slept late, read Grandmamas letters to Betty June, she loved them had such a nice day with her,, Harriett Jerome & Dorothy came after at five much to her distress, dear child.

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Jan 6 1936

Fair & chilly Tidied the house up then worked in the garden cultivating the snapdragon & [unreadable] that are coming along fine. Edith & Alace surprised me for lunch about 4-30 they took me to town where I attended to business wrote to Elsie & Leonard Took a dose of castor oil and went to bed.

 

Jan 7 1936

Fair & chilly Got my work done both in the house and garden At three oclock Mildred and her Edith & baby came Mildred was very sad so I persuaded her to stay all night.

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Jan 8 1936

Fair and warm, glorious out in the garden and hammock, Mildred and I slept late, she rested anyway—Lucy came over Mildred gave her slippers & etc for Junior—some her Junior had not worn. Harriett came later on and latter Hellen took them both home. It is hard to be with those who are in grief but it is our duty to try and help them.

 

Jan 9^th 1936

Went to town eirly—paid for watch then to Harrietts for an hour—took her a [unreadable] table cloth—35cts and an old one. I had come home very tired

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Jan 10 1936

Cloudy—worked in the garden and cleaned the garage played the piano—then after lunch went to bed and stayed there only to get a cup of tea.

 

Jan 11^th 1936

Rained most of the night—cloudy.

 

Jan 12^th

Fair & warm.

At 11-30 Mr P. W. Erbsen came for me to take his wife and baby Susanna home from the Ceders of Lebanon Hospital Their home is at 1123 W 45^th St. Everything going on fine. Mrs E very nice bright girl. Baby terribly neglected in Hospital but strong and well.

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Jan 20 1936

Have been on my case just 9 days—everything going on fine, had Sunday off, went home and rested.

King George 4^th of England died 11-55 pm of throat infection, he was a King much loved and morned by his country.

 

Jan 21^st

Proclame Edward VIII King & Emperor of all Great Britain .

Fair & Warm

 

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Feb 9^th 1936

Left my little patient and infant with regret—Mr Erbsen brought me home in his new car

 

March 1^st 1936

Have had three weeks at home, enjoying seeing my friends and Lucy runs in a lot it is wonderful to have her just a block away.

Earthquake at 130 am and another at 2 AM

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