January 15, 1941 (Wednesday)
- Jill Johnson Tewsley
- Jan 15, 2021
- 1 min read
HENRY HOME AT 12:30 AM

Nasty cold East Wind
and cloudy.
Raining and sleet to-
night.
Henry and I went to see
Jen this A.M. She is in
bed now resting up in
preparation for an
operation in the near
future.
Henry went to G.R. on Right
of Way work.
A bunch of road men
were at Kaufman's playing
cards last night. Henry
home at 12:30.
Mrs. Claytor called this P.M.
and took by order for a
pair of every day shoes.
$9.22.
It may just be the way I read it, but it seems to me that Edna sometimes specifies things in her journal when she is amused, or alarmed, or maybe peeved. If she notes something that is rather ordinary, it comes without explanation.
In this entry, I think she may have been a bit peeved that Henry did not arrive home until 12:30 AM and that she may have been a bit shocked that a pair of every day shoes set her back $9.22.
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