Friday, September 30, 1955
[No entry]
Category: Trella Diaries
Daily journal of Trella Hemmerly Haldeman Romine from 1933 to her death on February 19, 2013.
Ray Romine – 1947-04-28
Mondayt April 28, 1947
Penny Postcard to Trella from Ray Romine
Front:
Trella Haldeman
552 N. G’wood St.
City
Back:
4-28-47
11:15 PM
Hi – Hope you’re improved? Much, that is.
Just got home (11:00) & figured too late to call! You’re still under weather, hence postcard.
Talk went well — enjoyed pinch-hitting; had nice lunch; everything Jake.
Mounted H. Co. stuff prior to talk – all went well also.
See you soon. (Wrote letter Thomas*– half apologizing) (no slosh, no fumble)
Ray
P.S. Pupa from Hocking Co. (Colledted only Sun) has hatched – with surprising results: recall largets gray (5″) moth found on tree trunk? THis was another just like it! The “Thru the Year” part of book on Smokies is by Art Stupla — who Thomas says took lacta there – remember?
P.P.S. I have “Manual of Ohio Weeds” – came yesterday.
[*Edward S. Thomas – Ohio Historical Society Naturalist]
Trella Hemmerly – 1946-03-31
Sunday, March 31, 1946
[Trip]
Bucyrus
Sandusky River
Trella Hemmerly – 1946-03-30
Saturday, March 30, 1946
[Trip]
Scioto River
W LaRue
Got dirt – cammasia & amenolla
Trella Hemmerly – 1946-03-23
Sunday, March 23, 1946
[Trip]
Olentangy River just east of Norton – Hepaticas
Trella Hemmerly – 1946-02-17
Sunday, February 17, 1946
Trip to Olentangy River & skunk cabbage.
Trella Hemmerly – 1930-01-07
Tuesday, January 7, 1930
[No entry]
Trella Hemmerly – 1930-01-06
Monday, January 6, 1930
[No entry]
Trella Hemmerly – 1930-01-05
Tuesday September 20th 1977
Busy every minute at shop with wedding appointments and checking future orders. Taking wedding payments and making out orders and schedules for next two weeks weddings.
To Mary’s for supper. They have a new Wheel Horse mower $1,000 ($850 with trade-in of old mower.)
Then to MC Hist Society board meeting. Not much accomplished. Home and wrote copy for bulletin. Bath, washed, made-up bed. Packed some and it’s 2 a.m. and I have to get up at 4.
Ivaloo Sheneman Hemmerly – 1921-05-21
[Letter from E.M.Sheneman to Ray Hemmerly about Bina Dunn’s marital problems-transcribed by Trella Romine]
Sunday, May 1, 1921
Now I do not know what I may say before I finish this.
Ray does not know as much what has been writen by Jack as Jim and May does, so a few lines to Ray first.
Jack has sold Bina’s good, good nice home since she has been here says for $3,000. There was a mortgage on it but not pushing it. Jack has sent the contract to Bina to sign and she has not signed it yet, and his orders was not to let anybody persuade her not to sign it as he did not want any bink [sic] about it. A letter from him Friday. He was looking for his contract back. How do you expect he will feel and do when he does not get it. Now Ray, another thing you do not know that May does also Jim and that is he has threatened to come out here and take Johnie away from her and take him home with him, then she says her last hope is gone. Ray, much more I could tell you. He had promised her no home, no anything. Now I want to say to all three of you, we expect him to be BULL MAD when he finds out she has not signed the contract (if it was you would you sign your intrest in it wouthout any promise ahead?)
Now under these circumstances we do not know but Jack might pop in on us anytime and might accomplish what he has threatened Bina with here-to-fore. And as we have no protection and so far from town out here what could we do. She would like to be in Marion so if he did come there would be police, etc to call on if any serious thing would occur. She is afraid out here. And Ma and I are not much short of that, for Ma has seen him MAD and he did not care what he done.
Bina is complaining today where he has kicked her on the back, and Lillie
has protected her when she has been choked, so now she is afraid of her
life here. I want you to consult together and see what can be done if
anything, as you see we do not feel safe ourselves. We are all feeling
reasonable well in heaalth but not very well in mind under the
circumstances.
Mon. Morning. Things look black here this morning, don’t know what the outcome will be.
Yours in hope.
E. M. Sheneman
[Trella Note:
Bina is daughter of E.M. and Lucy Sheneman and wife of John A. Dunn of
Minneapolis. She had come to her parents home just east of Marysville,
Ohio following domestic problems. Johnie is her retarded son, age 7 at this time. Lillie is her daughter who died on March 2 in Minneapolis . Ray is the husband of Bina’s sister, Ivaloo. Jim and May are older brother and sister of Bina. Following all this Bina chose to use her middle name and after her divorce from Jack she became known as Theresa Sheneman. Allen Sheneman of Santa Ana, CA. her brother, has (rest illegible)]