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Grandma(Coniinntd ffom ***• I)pot her nights and days mixed up the last time she broke her leg,Frank said, and now -die does most of her sleeping in the daytime, and is awake a good part of the night She got turned around and )„st can't get straightenedup, Frank said.Mrs. Scott has had a full andproductive life, her son said. She helped her husband on a farm and worked by day in the homes of neighbors, at the same time rearing seven children. And on top of that, she took on the task of rearing six grandchildren as her own reached the grown-up stage.Grandma Scott Uvea much in tbs part—when aba was struggling to bring up the six lively grandchildren, with the help ofFrank, who has stayed at home with her through the years since his father, Samuel Scott, died in 1M4.Grandma got around and did her housework until a fall broke her right leg in 1953. It was the second break. The leg did not heal and Mrs. Scott no longer could walk. However she was able to sit on a seat enclosed in a frame on wheels.In the walker, she still was able to do some of the housework, making beds, washing dishes, and doing some cooking.Mrs. Scott was born in Columbus. Ohio, one of four children. She was only three years old when her father died, and this is her
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Lawrence Daily Journal World
Lawrence, Kansas, US
Mon, Mar 30, 1959
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