Author: David Haldeman

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Trella Hemmerly – 1980-01-08

Tuesday January 8th
cleaned area by order desk drove new truck to mothers to pick up gold medal silk shipment stored Before Christmas.
Lee Crawford in to sell first American silks. Just back from a 53 day trip around the world. South America, tahini, Taiwan, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, Africa, Egypt and he wasn’t too impressed with any of it! He appreciates how much we have in Us and how cheap things are here.
Sorted silk inventory. Started girls matchmaking 6-7.50- $10 silk arrangements from the boxes and boxes of silk I bought from Impea[?] for $50. Should show quite a profit.
Two wedding appointments. Fred Somerlot, Dave’s nephew- one of them.
Supper at Wendy’s, chili and then to Altrusa business meeting at 7- Boring-i home at 9 and packed up the M&M balls Howard had sorted. Called Hal Boncutter to see about changing January 31st MCHS meeting because of Indianapolis Symphony.

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Trella Hemmerly – 1980-01-07

Monday January 7th
Mary brought in mothers to $5,000 CDs matured after 4 years with almost $1,800 interest in that time. On each in Mary and my name. Took them to Home Federal and put them in two and a half year 10 and 3/4 / Cent CDs the new treasury issued just available. Asked about transferring Mikey oh and I are a annuities to them and they said contact Metropolitan and asked for a trustee-to-trustee transfer. So wrote the letter also one to Uncle Allen asking to come to visit in March and help him on Hildreth genealogy revisions.

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Trella Hemmerly – 1980-01-06

Sunday January 6th
Used my food processor to make whole wheat bread and rolls. Also made an apple pie. Crust is so short I couldn’t roll it. Broiled filet mignon from Belli wholesalers.
Worked on ancestor sheets ready to send in for the Marion County genealogical Society book. Called Hazel Augustine to ask about first families of Ohio. Found that membership in Ohio genealogical Society is mandatory so send in my membership. I believe at least 15 of my ancestors were here by 1820 the qualifying date. Peter and Sarah Zimmerman, John, Catherine and Samuel Baker, William II and William III, Ruth Mason, Elizabeth Stokely, Hildreth, Henry and Julie Sheneman, Thomas and question mark Bickel oh, and possibly William and Lucy Arnold Riley. David and Abigail Stokely, Benoni Hurlbut.