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Trella Hemmerly – 1935-05-14

Tuesday May 14th 1935
Stopped at the Clear Silk shop tonight to get some hose. I never saw such slow clerks and they didn’t wait on customers by turn so I walked out.
Had an early bath and went to bed.
This morning when I opened my glasses case one lens was broken. I dropped them last night and I suppose that did it. Goodbye $5.

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Trella Hemmerly – 1935-05-13

Monday May 13th 1935
Surely did rain as we were coming into Columbus this morning. Representative Thomas rode down with Mr. Shelton too.
Mrs. Davis had the house all torn up so Wally and I went to see “Ruggles of Red Gap” -Charles Laughton as English butler transported to Western U.S.
Wally is on track of a job. Hope the poor kid gets it.

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Trella Hemmerly – 1935-05-11

Saturday May 11th 1935
Got a pair of overalls at Kleinmeiers -plenty big for shrinkage. When Daddy saw them he said “Let me put them on” and they were too big for him! So I gave him those and bought a smaller pair. Worked in the gardens with Daddy and Mary got a swell sunburn. About 75% of the dahlias he planted last Saturday were rotted. Our corn is up

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Trella Hemmerly – 1935-05-08

Wednesday May 8th 1935
It’s finally stopped raining.
Wally and I took a walk over to the river tonight and then stopped at the Big Bear store and got some pretzels and some potato chips and at a drug store for Cokes
I dictated some letters to him as he has an appointment Friday at Huff’s Employment Agency. That kid does have Grit.

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Trella Hemmerly – 1935-05-05

Sunday May 5th 1935
Washed my hair and then got ready to go to Aunt May’s for dinner.
Swell eats per usual. Roast chicken. In the PM Floy, the next door neighbors and I went to a wedding. The daughter of the former pastor of First Baptist -not so nice. They all acted awkward.
Wally and Louis met my car at 6:30 and we all went to BY. Then talked in church parlors and Gilmore’s until time for Fireside. Louis said he never saw anything like it. Stopped for Sundaes and they both walked with me home.