Journal: Jeanette Sperry

1947 (Wednesday) – Earl (Earl Sperry Lunt) took me out to Della’s (Della Lunt). It is the first time I’ve been there for a long time. They were well. One of the neighbors had a very sick child, she had been unconscious for three hours. They left their baby with Della and two more little […]

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1947 (Tuesday) – Ironed, worked for more than an hour weeding in the east garden, planted some sunflowers seeds by the wall. Afternoon – Attended Relief Society. It is the last time Ilene Bagley will be our teacher, she is moving out by Bountiful. She had four members of the class give some stories of […]

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1947 (Sunday) – I attended Sunday School, as the Chapel is being cleaned and painted, we had to meet in the Social Hall. It was quite crowded and seemed so strange to be meeting there. Both Bishopbrics were present on the stand. We had a very interesting lesson, it was about Paul’s life and travels.  […]

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1947 (Saturday) – I arose early and commenced cleaning the closet off from the bathroom, after breakfast, I finished it. Afternoon – Bert (Charles Gilbert Lunt), Agnes (Agnes Coalter Golightly) and Robert (Robert Gordon Lunt), came in for a little while. Agnes related a little interesting incident that happened at their quarterly conference. She had […]

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f1947 (Thursday) – Sister Butler is here again after an operation for cancer in which she had to have her breast removed. She and I went around our district for Relief Society.  I finished washing and ironing my temple clothes.  Evening, Sister Smith went out to the 19th Ward where the different wards where the […]

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1947 (Wednesday) – Housecleaned the little closet under the stairway. Went to the bank and over to the Library. Found where Aaron and Joy Sperry were living in Johnson Township, Trumbull county, Ohio in 1820. There were two males under ten and two females under ten besides the parents, who were between 26 and 45 […]

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