Rained last nite, pretty nice shower. Henry stopped in, got crushing done. H. Wittenauer working on the land. Uncle Fred & A. [Aunt] Mary were here. We went to Waterloo church, & Columbia to see Hermann. Leo & Rose [Rosalia] were also at Waterloo, bought second hand sewing machine from Bersche for $18.50 delivered in good condition Singer, it doesn’t make a bit noise, runs smooth. Miss Amelia Kroll died Thurs. eve. at hospital from operation on gall stones, will be buried Mon. morning at Hecker church, & Waterloo cemetery. she & her mother kept house together here, her mother is blind.
Saturday, Sept. 25, 1937
Filed Under: 1937, September, Tillie's News Diaries from the 1930s Tagged With: Aunt Mary, Bersche, Birkner, blindness, Brand, burial, buried, Columbia, death, gall_stones, gall_stones_operation, Hecker, Hecker_church, Henry, Kroll, Leo, Orlet, Rosalia, sewing_machine, Singer_sewing_machine, Uncle Fred, Waterloo_Cemetery, Waterloo_Church, Wittenauer
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