plesant all day
Made patty cakes today and got meals and washed dishes and took the tallys for 5 loads of hay
Susie Haring called also
Mrs. Nellie Smith Tuller of Minnesota called on Aunty this eve-
Floyd Fenner brought her over-
(I accidentally posted this a day early, I have fixed July 24, 1936 to reflect the actual diary entry. I apologize for the mix up.)
55 year old widow, Irene Dolton (nee Smith), kept a diary while living in Ludlowville, NY with Mother & Aunty in 1936.
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Saturday, July 25, 1936
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Friday, July 24, 1936
plesant all day
rained all night
Rec'd letter from Christine telling the family expect to go to Michigan to see Winnie
start next Friday night the last day of July-
Iliff took me to Ithaca and I bought a pair of silk stockings-
Mr Palmer drawed 6 load of hay-
Chas' wife and baby was here this afternoon-
*Fay Smith & Floyd Fenner called
*This statement is written vertically along the left hand side of the diary entry.
(I apologize! I originally posted the July 25, 1936 entry here. This is now the actual July 24, 1936 diary entry.)
rained all night
Rec'd letter from Christine telling the family expect to go to Michigan to see Winnie
start next Friday night the last day of July-
Iliff took me to Ithaca and I bought a pair of silk stockings-
Mr Palmer drawed 6 load of hay-
Chas' wife and baby was here this afternoon-
*Fay Smith & Floyd Fenner called
*This statement is written vertically along the left hand side of the diary entry.
(I apologize! I originally posted the July 25, 1936 entry here. This is now the actual July 24, 1936 diary entry.)
Labels:
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Dolton,
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Michigan,
Mr Palmer,
NY State history,
Smith,
social history,
womens history
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