Category: Trella Diaries

Thursday March 14th 1935
Bill paid me for the Saturday when Iwas off on Thursday. Nice man.
Ate lunch at State Street Kresge’s.
Laura and I went to the show- Hudson- Shirley Temple in “Bright Eyes”. She is cute.
When we got home we were eating oranges and in walks Walt. Had been to see his mother. Fire in alley so we went about 10:45. Not much to see.

Wednesday March 13th 1935
Letter from mother tonight with clippings of Mary’s wedding and also one announcing that Paul Bibler was married last August.
Mrs. Haldeman is back for the rest of the week.

Tuesday March 12th 1935
Wally met me after work tonight with a card from Bernard Brooks stating that Mary Burch and Robert Johnson were married at Trinity Sunday.
When I got home there was a letter from Bernard Brooks with more details.
That’s about all Walt or I could talk about tonight.
Bernard got a car last Saturday. Ford Sedan 1929.

Monday March 11th 1935
I god a code in my head.
Wally called. Pieced a block and half and am going to bed early for a change.

Sunday March 10th 1935
Up at 9:30. Took bath after breakfast. Folks got here about 11:00 and we all went to Aunt May’s for dinner. Mary brought me some good fudge.
I got sick headache in the afternoon so didn’t enjoy myself much.
Left grandma at Aunt May’s & Mrs. Haldeman went home with Daddy’s.
Slept my headache off and went to church in the rain.
Wally and I went to Fireside and he brought me home.

Saturday March 9th 1935
They all make fun of my whistling at work. I met Wally at 2 and we went shopping. Got enough pieces to finish my quilt, a rose sweater and rose material for a spring dress.
Have all the pieces cut for my quilt now- the flowers I mean.
Mrs. Haldeman came in while I sewed. Made two and a half blocks.
And so to bed.

Friday March 8th 1935
Got started MJ Motor Freight this morning. About 400 bills (2 weeks almost.) to match- staple- stamp- check with B/L & rate and run tapes on.
Walt came down at 7 and visited his mother until 7:30 then we went to see Joan Crawford, Clark Gable and Robert Montgomery in “Forsaking All Others.” I was afraid Clark wouldn’t get his girl but he did.
Walt didn’t come in.

Thursday March 7th 1935
Nearly all the H.C. Godman Motor Freight finished today. Stopped at Moby’s and bought some cookies and tangerines.
Took a bath this evening and cut block for my quilt.

Wednesday March 6th 1935
The toast smelled so good when I came down and Aunt May had packed my lunch. Quite a change from what I’ve been used to.
The weather is perfect. I wish I lived close enough to walk home or and 1/2 miles is too much.
Wally down. He visited his mother upstairs and I sewed downstairs.
Loaned her my lamp and slippers. She’s not feeling so well.

Tuesday March 5th 1935
Stopped at the Boston Store for some green peter pan on way to Aunt May’s. Saw some Robins on way there.
Started joining my quilt and I think it’s going to be a mess. Floy popped corn and I had a general good time like I always do. Stayed all night.