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Iowa Byington Reed diary, January 1, 1933-December 31, 1934

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Saturday, June 3, 1933
I did some work about the rooms. Letter from Elizabeth McCallister they are bad of as regards health in Oklahoma city [illegible] in PM. Hattie came in PM. We rested with Mattie and Floyd here before supper. Hattie and I went up train by bus to band concert. I came home by bus.
Sunday, June 4, 1933
I went to SS and church with [celt?]. I was on the bed most of the afternoon. There was a hard rain about four o'clock. I wrote the Brown girls before I went to church and sent Elizabeth letters.
Monday, June 5, 1933
I did a little washing and cleaning in [illegible]. It was very hot but I sewed all afternoon. A letter from the [Mcrowns?] they are on the way home. A short ride with Mrs. Gay after supper.
Tuesday, June 6, 1933
Another hot day. I did some ironing and sewing in afternoon. I slept in PM. Went home with [Celt?] for summer. The Whitstones brought me home. 
Wednesday, June 7, 1933
I slept better last night. But did not feel well. Still very hot. Letter from Birdie and Lana. Wrote cards to Charles and Ida and letter to [illegible illegible]. Rested in afternoon. Did not try to go to church meeting. The Whitstones took me home with them for supper. We rode south on the west side after supper. I stopped at home.

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Saturday, June 3, 1933 I did some work about the rooms. Letter from Elizabeth McCallister they are bad of as regards health in Oklahoma city [illegible] in PM. Hattie came in PM. We rested with Mattie and Floyd here before supper. Hattie and I went up train by bus to band concert. I came home by bus. Sunday, June 4, 1933 I went to SS and church with [celt?]. I was on the bed most of the afternoon. There was a hard rain about four o'clock. I wrote the Brown girls before I went to church and sent Elizabeth letters. Monday, June 5, 1933 I did a little washing and cleaning in [illegible]. It was very hot but I sewed all afternoon. A letter from the [Mcrowns?] they are on the way home. A short ride with Mrs. Gay after supper. Tuesday, June 6, 1933 Another hot day. I did some ironing and sewing in afternoon. I slept in PM. Went home with [Celt?] for summer. The Whitstones brought me home. Wednesday, June 7, 1933 I slept better last night. But did not feel well. Still very hot. Letter from Birdie and Lana. Wrote cards to Charles and Ida and letter to [illegible illegible]. Rested in afternoon. Did not try to go to church meeting. The Whitstones took me home with them for supper. We rode south on the west side after supper. I stopped at home.