Thursday, February 4 Clair Eccles Shaws mother in law was buried today. She has five sons in the War I did not know any of the family so did not go. Recd a letter from Avon saying how much she enjoyed her visite here. Friday, February 5 Dr and I attended the play The American Way by Kaufman & Hart. Given by Ogden High School under direction of Mary Wooley. It was the best thing we ever saw put over by a group of school children given Feb. 4 1943 Today I wrote Mary & sent a gift for her birthday. Yesterday Did up all my soiled linen & underware have been all day at it. Feb. 5 spent afternoon at Cleones as Maren & family are up for a day or so. Saturday, February 6. Have had a buisy day cleaning and cooking etc. A beautiful day. Dr real buisy delivered a baby girl before breakfast. I wrote a letter to Ruth Rich. Her letter was well written stating they were on their way to Camp Jackson. Dr and I attended a picture show the first in many mo. Casablanca a War picture. Finished my third sweater for Red Cross. Sunday, February 7. Sunday, February 7. Dr and I attended Sunday School had a very good lesson on Prayer Bro. Thatcher conducted class. We remained to Fast Meeting. Many bore fine testemonies. Dr gave I prepared lunch after which we called on Blanch & children also Cleone. Came home Dr took a sleep & I read some. The Boy Scouts give a programme tonight since we were up late last night will not go. Costs 153,000 a Minute Feb. 7 1943 SCRANTON, Pa Global war is costing the United States 220,000,000 daily or 153,000 every minute, according to Dudley Atherton, prominent banker. Atherton said government war expenditures up to the end of 1942 totaled 103,000,000,000 as contrasted with a peak pre war total debt of 26,596,000,000.