January - Mid February 1937 from The Calls 1935-1943
Jan 1, 1937 found Charles and me still at Collegeville. We returned by train Jan. 4th after the usual very pleasant time we have at Evelyn's. I think Charles did some electric wiring. I remember holing some post holes for the grape arbor. We both had some pleasant and interesting things to do. At home we found Christmas presents to look at and considerable mail. There was mending, making blankets of sample pieces, and candlewicking tufted spreads and soon. Charles had poultry to tend. Sold some hens at 15 cts a pound, about 55cts apiece. He had as high as 170 eggs a day. Malvern was bad again. Jan 15 he went to Strong Memorial Hospital but they were too busy to give him any attention. Sat 17, I wrote "Malvern pretty bad. Food does not seem to pass from stomach to intestine. Edith took him to town to see a doctor." Sun Jan 19. I wrote "Edith and Malvern started for the Hospital. He was better last night and comfortable to-day. I think." Edith was back ...