Journal: Jeanette Sperry

1946 (Friday) – Morning – Busy with cleaning. Afternoon, my sister Pearl (Eva Pearl Sperry) visited with me. She painted our group picture for me, the one we had taken last June of we six sisters. We went shopping, then she went to Esther’s (Emily Esther Sperry). Did not go to the Library tonight as […]

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1946 (Thursday) – Thanksgiving Day. Earl (Earl Sperry Lunt), Dad (Alfred Oscar Lunt) and I went up to Bert’s (Charles Gilbert Lunt) at Clearfield for Thanksgiving Dinner. They had a lovely meal. Turkey and all its trimmings, including some lovely pudding. We just about stuffed and then to top it off, before leaving for home, […]

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1946 (Wednesday) – Went to the Library for about three hours. Afterwards, shopped and home. While at the Library, Sister Alkire asked me to help her for a few minutes on the Alkire name. They are from Virginia, but the tradition is they came from Scotland to Holland and then on to Virginia about 1650.

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1946 (Tuesday) – Sister Allred and I went out on Genealogical calls. First at the home of Mrs. Rancel V. Sorenson at 287 North West Temple. She was in the hospital with a new daughter, her sister was staying in her home. We left two pedigree charts and two family group sheets, which she promised […]

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1946 (Monday) – Washed, went to the Genealogical Library. About noon, Agnes (Agnes Coalter Golightly) was in town, so got a hunch I might be at the Library and came up there. We went over to the Historian’s Office to see Minnie Margetts. She was just leaving for lunch, so we accompanied her to the […]

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1946 (Friday) – Sister Spitzbardt and I went on our ward visiting. We enjoyed it very much. Everyone at home welcomed us so. One home we came to there was a new woman in with the old occupant, as we entered, we passed a large chair and I noticed some legs dangling from the front […]

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1946 (Wednesday) – I went up to the Library, the wind was blowing terrifically, paper stated 50 miles per hour. I worked there for three hours or more and during that time it snowed so hard the ground had several inches on it. I had my umbrella, but not my galoshes, so I got my […]

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