David’s 23rd Month and Second Birthday

Sometime during the month of August or early September 1944, the Yegerlehner family enjoyed a day at a local lake, or perhaps a trip to the nearby Missouri River.

In late September, David celebrated his second birthday. Gladys wrote about the celebration and his presents in the Baby Book.

David's baby book, September 23, 1944

David’s baby book, September 23, 1944

Liberty, Mo.
Sept. 23 – 1944 –

David’s second birthday – 28 lbs – 35 1/2″ tall

David had a party and received two books from Marylin Moll, sweater from Francis Smith, sweater from Bobby Steinbaugh, Tinker Toys from Mary Lynn Brian, Jeep from Nancy and Jimmy Masek, pull toy (donkey) from Gary Sanders, block from Billy Straup, pull toy from Mrs. Russell, antimated book from Aunt Doroty, books from Mother, Daddy, John & Mark. Airplane from Sheril Thrailkill.

Mother and John made a cake for the party and put two candles on it. Marilyn & Francis blew out the candles for David when they were lighted. All the guests at David’s party were Navy people. All will soon be leaving Liberty, except Mary Lin Brian her mother.

At two years David is quite a big boy – he goes to the toidey by himself. At night he calls when he needs to go and gets out of bed and is in the bathroom before the light is turned on. Still takes an afternoon nap – goes to bed about 8 or 8:30 in the evening.

©2016 Deborah Sweeney
Post originally found: https://genealogylady.net/2016/03/13/davids-23rd-month-and-second-birthday/

3 thoughts on “David’s 23rd Month and Second Birthday

  1. davidmadison1942

    “At night he calls when he needs to go and gets out of bed and is in the bathroom before the light is turned on.” How long did it take me to figure out I didn’t need to call her? 🙂

    “Aunt Doroty” should read “Dorothy” and “except Mary Lin Brian her mother” should read “and her mother”

    Wonderful photos!

    Reply

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