Wednesday, January 19 Lynnes 11 Birthday gave her stationary with her name on it. Government turns back Rail Roads to owners as 150 non operating unions had reached an greement providing for sliding scale pay increases of 9 to 11 cents an hr. British smash at Japs in Burnia Bombers crash too often here in U.S. from training fields one today at Oakland Calif killing sight. Dr Frank W. Baker is 85 yr old today. I sent him a hot chicken dinner two vegatables cream gravy, hot rolls and hot mince pie. Dr took it ove then ate his at home. I was a guest of Elizabeth Thomas to Literary Club 45 Am at Maud Porters. OGDEN, Ladies Literary club observed its forty fifth anniversary Wednesday at the home of Mrs. R.B. Porter. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. N.J. Thomas were hostesses. Guests included were Mrs. E.I. Rich, Miss Sylvia Bee and Mrs. J.W. Brewer. Friday, January 21 Lending a sparkle here and there in Ogdens social activities of the week were a few small parties. Among them was a luncheon given by Mrs. Joseph W. Brewer at her home on Friday afternoon. Her guest list included Mrs. G.L. Becker, Mrs. Arthur Perkins, Mrs. W.H. Shearman, Mrs. Eugene Ulsh, Mrs. Patrick Healy, Mrs. Edward I. Rich and Mrs. Royal Eccles Jan 1944 Saturday, January 22 Have not acomplished much today. This evening Dr & I were guests to dinner of Adam & Dorothy Patterson honoring Robert I. Burton and wife who are moving to Salt Lake City. He has been called to assist Stephen L. Chipman Pres. of Temple. Bro Will J. Knight another dear friend is also called. I called with Dr to see Rupert Knowles he has a lot of pain in his heart. Still cold! Too many casualties are listed in our home papers of our dear boys.