Journal: Jeanette Sperry

1947 (Wednesday) – Eva (Eva Ruth Lunt) and I took a cab to the Boston Building, from there we walked to the Sybil Hat Shop and bought me a hat. Then up to Payless Drug Store and into Cresses for a sandwich. We then walked to State Street and went to a show, riding home […]

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1947 (Tuesday) – Ironed and went to town. I remained home from Relief Society to be with Eva (Eva Ruth Lunt). It gets kinda lonesome for her to be alone.  Edna’s (Edna Viola Nelson) mother, Grace (Grace Viola Harper), came in for a little while. Edna sent a bottle of grapefruit juice for Eva.

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Journal: Jeanette Sperry

1947 (Sunday) – Eva’s (Eva Ruth Lunt) father-in-law (George Eber Holman) came and took her out to their home for the day. I did not go to Sunday School, but went to a Genealogical meeting at noon.  Evening – Attended Sacrament Meeting. Two sisters and two brothers were the speakers and we had a very […]

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1947 (Friday) – Busy at home cleaning all morning. In the afternoon Eva (Eva Ruth Lunt) had to go up to the Clinic, so we went in a bus. She is doing fine and her doctor was quite proud of her. The trip didn’t seem to hurt her, in fact, she felt stronger than ever.  […]

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1947 (Thursday) – This morning George (George Thornton Holman) left for home. Eva (Eva Ruth Lunt) is feeling a little stronger and is beginning to eat more solid food. I went to the bank. This evening I again went up Almond Street, this time to 263. I found an apartment house and all of the […]

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Journal: Jeanette Sperry

1947 (Wednesday) – Eva (Eva Ruth Lunt) came home from the hospital. George (George Thornton Holman) brought her home. She is looking and feeling fine, a little less strong than when she came here last time, but splendid after such a trying operation.  George took me shopping. I surely appreciated it as it tires me […]

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