Mrs. Culp's Diary, Wednesday, February 3, 1937

Because she was bi-lingual, Mrs. Culp had been approached by a man to translate letters in German for him. He paid her a dollar the first time and then asked her to do several more. She translated one today. She also shopped, wrote postcards to her sisters, and saw two movies alone in the evening, as her husband Walter had desk duty at the Bay View hote…