Wednesday, April 20, 1938

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Raining a little. Bert [Bertille] planted house flowers, from the basement out, cut lawn etc; planted 48 sweet potatoe [sic] plants out. Roy Staufenbiel has sore foot, horse stoped [sic] on it, bruised pretty bad. Lester Gregson’s boy, Virgil has diptheria, sign up. Lester stays by Emil, he don’t go in the house. John Kessler from Alba. is here, going to start farming at Kesslers. The Mueth property that was sold last week, or rather Euler ground brought $5.50 acre, bought by Phi Mueth. Hy. Koerber stoped [sic] on business, for Uncle Fred; till about 10:30 eve.

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  1. Betty Carpenter says
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    Hi!
    Virgil Gregson was my brother-in-law.
    I did not know that. We didn’t know him then.
    Bernadette, his widow, is my sister.
    Betty

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  2. Angie Kelly says
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    So glad you were able to make a connection. Thanks so much for reading Tillie’s Tales.

    Reply

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