Pap went to Waterloo, get crushing done. Painters are here again; Canned 1 qt. pt. tomatoes, cooked catsup. Cloudy and awful warm. Tipton has there church pinic [sic] at Donahue’s now today instead of Paulter’s park at Waterloo, chicken supper 4-8. Uncle Fred & A. [Aunt] Mary are helping Oscar Birkner’s move today. Grahlerrs moved out Sun; rest of stock yesterday. Hy Birkner moves tomorrow, down at Oscar’s, & Clem Parkers going to move were [where] Henry lives, & also rent the ground there. Henry rents ground from Uncle Fred; he & A. Mary came, we went along to Donahues to church pinic [sic], didn’t win a thing. A. Mary got set of 12 knives & forks, playing bluey. They had to raffle $100 – 1st prize & $35 – 2 prize, selling 5¢ chance & book tickets & $1., & some times sack flour & sugar & beer, Hamacher won case beer at one time; pretty nice crowd. A. Mary bought bowl chicken 25¢, back & necks & wing; we ate it when we got home. They had dance, starting about 10 ‘ o clock, charging 10¢ from gents, ladies free. Hempe musci [sic].
Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1937
Filed Under: 1937, August, Tillie's News Diaries from the 1930s Tagged With: Anton, Aunt Mary, Birkner, Bluey, Brand, canning, card_games, chores, church_picnic, crushing, dance, Donahue, Grahlerr, Hamacher, Hempe, Hempe_Brothers, moving, Parker, Paulter, Paulter_Park, prizes, raffles, real_estate, real_estate_transfer, renting_farm_land, renting_land, Tipton, Tipton_Church, Tipton_Church_Picnic, Uncle Fred, Waterloo
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