Author: Trella Hemmerly Haldeman Romine

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Trella Hemmerly – 1989-06-08

Thursday, June 8, 1989
To Mary’s after going to Marion General Hospital for blood test. To Forest to Jesse’s new house on Route 37 West edge. Just her size, really nice 1960s house. She wanted us to identify Elm, Siberian Maple, Silver Ash, and Hickory trees!! To Restaurant on Route 30 for lunch. Bowl of broccoli soup is too much.
To Houston and Patterson cemeteries. Planted Hosta and geraniums on Rocky’s* grave and geraniums on Uncle Roy’s**.

Nice to get away for “Half to” work for a day.

[*Harold Rockwell, Mary Hemmerly’s first husband
** Roy Hemmerly, Ray Hemmerly’s brother]

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Trella Hemmerly – 1989-06-07

Wednesday, June 7, 1989
In to Dr. Lowe at 11:00 to check wart on my back. Will remove it on July 21st. Sending me to lab for blood test to see why I have no stamina.
Picked up chicken dinner for lunch on deck.
Worked all P.M. on printing out cards showing all pledges, payments on Heritage Hall purchase. – Getting ready for phone-a-thon next week.
Used Roundup on brick sidewalks in front of house.
Mowed upper lawn with John Deere tractor. Mosquitoes in swarms, but not many biting me. Guess the vitamin B-1 does help.
Mary called- wants to go to Forest tomorrow to Cemetery & to see Jessie’s new house.

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Trella Hemmerly – 1989-06-05

Monday, June 5, 1989
Rainy total 2 in
Tried to clean up Martha Jones’s minutes.
To Columbus to Local History Office. From 10:00 until noon with Richard Frankoviglia planning executive committee meeting on June 12th. From 12:00 to 1:00 used Ohio Historical Society phone to call prospective Regional reps. Talked to Genevieve Foltz about Paulding County people Jane Truxsis back from trip to Ireland.
Stopped at Harter’s on way home and left pot of phlox pelosa and five-petaled white opposite leaf, to identify. No one home. In Marion picked up pics at Kmart. if you take them in on Tuesday or Saturday you get double prints and no extra charge these were of Kristi’s visit. Created labels for them in WordStar and printed out and labeled each one.