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58                                    Virginia Day Fritscher


             for Father Lawler and Father Ingram [Two priest friends of the
             family; Father Lawler was a cousin]. In the evening went to Fords.
                 September 4. In the morning Aunt Mag Kelly [not the same
             as Aunt Mag Day-Stelbrink; “Aunt Mag Kelly” was a friend of
             her mother, Mary Pearl] came up to spend a couple of days. In
             the afternoon I went to Poochie’s. Sold Geneva a pair of hose in
             the evening.

                 September 5. Started to school. Registered in the morning. In
             the afternoon went uptown and looked for a dress and got some
             books. In the evening I stayed home.

                 September 6. Went to school all day. In the evening after
             school I got a new blouse and skirt. In the evening stayed home
             and studied and rode the bike.

                 September 7. Went to school. Got some candy at noon. Walked
             home from school until Wilma, Norine, and I went to nurse’s
             graduation in evening at Church.

                 September 8. Went to school all day. Walked home with Wil-
             ma. In the evening Harold and I went down to the State Hospital
             and rode the merry-go-round with Susie Abbot.
                 September 9. In the morning I sold some hose. In the afternoon
             Wilma, Harold, and I went to the show, Shanghai Madness and
             saw “Blackstone the Magician” [live onstage]. Went to Pooch’s in
             evening.

                 September 10. Went to Church and Communion. In the morn-
             ing I made a cake. In the afternoon I went to see the air circus with
             John and Harold. In the evening we took a car ride.

                 September 11. Went to school as usual. John left for school [old-
             est brother off to Kenrick Seminary in St. Louis where he studied
             for the priesthood], Mamma, Harold and Jim Magner went too. In
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