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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1907 & 1918

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NOVEMBER THURSDAY 28 ( 332-33 ) 1907
{1907}
{1918} 1918 It was quite nice in the Morning Fred went out for the sleighs I went up in the afternoon and got Susan It began to rain about 4 oclock
FRIDAY 29 ( 333-32 )
{1907} It was nice but cold I helped John Crowder saw wood Ada and the boys went to church in the evening Howard came up from Winchester on the local Abbie went to Winchester for Katie
{1918} 1918 It was a cloudy day Fred banked the house & I made the door for between the shed & barn


1918 It snowed quite a little in the forenoon I took Susan out to Johns Roy drove back
SATURDAY 30 ( 334-31 )
{1907} It was a nice day but their was white frost I put away the grain over the hogpen I got down the sleighs


Dec the 1 It was quite a nice day the children and I went to Sunday School Ada and I went church
{1918} 1918 It was quite cool Ada Jennet Basil & I went over to Sunday School & church

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