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2005.2.1733 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "Wed at Woodburn -- The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hovenden was solemnized March 18 at the First Presbyterian church at Woodburn. THe bride is former Rowena Colyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Colyer of Brooks, and Mr. Hovenden is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hovenden of Woodburn. (Alyce Studio, Woodburn)" (front of original)
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2005.2.1734 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "Wedding Recent Event --- Mr. and Mrs. John bates were married late in February. The bride is the former Dorothy Green. They have gone to San Diego, Mr. Bates being sta- tioned there in the naval air forces. (Georgia Green photo)" (front of orignal)
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2005.2.1735 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "Wed Here January 21 --- The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Domogalla (Georgia Eva Green) was solemn- ized Saturday morning, January 21, in St. Joseph's Catholic church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Woodruff, Mr. Domogalla the son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Domogalla." (front of orignal)
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2005.2.1736 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "Engagement Told --- Announced recently was the engage- ment of Miss Georgia Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Woodruff, to Charles Domagalla, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Domogalla. (Jesten-Miller studio picture)" (front of orignal)
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2005.2.1737 - Newspaper
Copies: 2 ( 2 original newspaper clippings with image) "Prominent Pioneer of Portland Celebrates 75th Birthday as Guest at Reception - - - - - Mrs. Sarah A. Hovenden Mrs. Sarah A. Hovenden celebrated her 75th birthday anniversary last week at a large reception given by her children and grandchil- dren at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Hovenden. The affair was delightful in every way , and the only re-...
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2005.2.1738 - Newspaper
Copies: 3 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with tax receipt and exemption letter)
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2005.2.1738 - Newspaper
Copies: 3 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with tax receipt and exemption letter) "Page 28, Sec. 4, Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, feb. 15, 1965 - - Exemption Applications Due April 1 April 1 is the deadline for per- sons over 65 years of age to apply for property tax exemp- tions under laws enacted by the 1963 legislature, Marion County Assessor Harold Domogalla has announced. Tax exemptions are availble if either the hus...
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2005.2.1739 - Newspaper
Copies: 6 ( 6 newspaper clippings glued down to stationery) "Second Lesson at Auto Wheel Ends in Death ----- Woodburn--- Mrs. Cecilia Morris, 57, wife of Albert Morris, passed away suddenly Thursday afternoon while at the wheel of a new car which she was learning to drive. With the salesman who was in- structing her, she was driving on the Broadacres road near her home and seemed to be in her usual good health, but suddenly ...
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2005.2.1740 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping) "Tracy. (With apologies to Poe.) Once upon a midnight deary, Tired of limb, but thinking clearly, Tracy spoke to Merrill merely, Of the striped garb he wore. Then he spoke of leaving prison, Talked it o'er and made decision To depart forevermore. - Eagerly he wished the morrow, (Which he filled with lasting sorrow), Ere its early hours ere o'er. By the aid of gun and demon, He bre...
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2005.2.1741 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping) "Sends Indian Song Requested by Reader Dear Miss Grey: Here is the Indian song one of your readers requested: Out on an Indian reservation, Far from any civilization, Where the foot of Pale Face seldom trod, White Man came to fish one summer, Met an Indian girl, a hummer, Daughter of Big Chief Spare-the-Rod. White Man threw some loving glances, Took the maiden to war dances, S...
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2005.2.1742 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping) "Figure This Out Take year of your birth and double it: Add 5 Mulitply by 50 Add your age Add 365 Sutract 615 Last two figures will be your age; Other, the year of your birth." (front of original)
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2005.2.1743 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "Mother 5, Child 15 Months Lina Medina, 5, world's youngest mother, with her 15-month- old son, Jerry, who will come to Chicago from Lima, Peru, to undergo investigation of her strange case by a commission of distinguished American specialists. She will celebrate her sixth birthday September 23 in Chicago. Hope Science Can Explain Lima Case Chicago, Aug. 10. - (INS) - De- cla...
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2005.2.1744 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "Child Mother Coming to U.S. --- Lina Bedina, the Peruvian girl who is claimed to have given birth to a son at the age of five, will be brought to Chicago next month for examination by a medical commission, according to Attorney Richard S. Kaplan. Kaplan released this picutre which he said shows the young mother and her 15 months old child. --- Associated Press Photo" (front of or...
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2005.2.1745 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with images) "Proud Mother and Three Sons Who Win Officers Commissions. - - - - - 3 Sons Are Given -------------- Each of Mrs. Walter Tooze's Boys Wins Commission. -------------- One Becomes Captian ------------- Twins Are Second Lieutants and Mother Takes Pride in Patriot- ism, but Agrees With Sher- man Regarding War. ------------ Eugene, Or., Aug. 18. ---(Special)--- Mrs. Walte...
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2005.2.1746 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping) "Nubbins The Morning Call Ma comes and calls at early dawn, An' I say: 'Yessum.' She calls again and I just yawn An' answer: 'Yessum.' I love to lie just hald awake An' dream of fishin' in the lake And smell the buckwheat battercake, An' answer: 'Yessum.' - Again she comes and giver her call An' I say: 'Yessum.' I don't git up ner stir at all: I just say 'Yessum.' And she hollers, ...
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2005.2.1747 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "Enjoy Making Patch Cushions By Baroness Piantoni - - - - - 1496 Pattern No. 1496 Have you ever given though to what attractive pillow tops can be made from pieces left over after you have cut out your season's wardrobe? Today we offer two patch work pillows tops which can be made in very little time. Finished in wool they will be a hit in your winter home. Made up in cotton...
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2005.2.1748 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping with image) "'Impish Effie' Woodruff shares a birthday smile By Alfred C. Jones Capital Journal Reporter Woodburn--- Effie Woodruff leaned forward in her wheelchair and squinted with her pale blue eyes at the wording on the cake set before her in the Woodburn Care Center. She read every word over and over, 'Happy Birthday, Effie, 100,' traced on the red, white and blue icing, then...
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2005.2.1749 - Newspaper
Copies: 4 ( 4 copies newspaper clipping with copies of 5 images) "Effie Woodruff - Woodburn --- Effie Woodruff, 104, died Friday at Woodburn Care Center. She was born in Hubbard and lived in this area all her life. Survivors include son, Edwin, St. Paul, and a grandchild. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Corn- well mortuary. Interment will be in Hub- bard cemetery." (newspaper clipping) "Effie Hovenden Woodruff" (copy of one i...
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2005.2.1750 - Documents, Biography
Copies: 4 ( 4 copies newspaper clipping with copies of 3 images) "Effie Woodruff - - Effie was born and raised on a farm between Hubbard and Woodburn, Oregon. At age eighteen, she worked several years at Old Cottage Hotel in Salem. While working there, she met Lester Woodruff, from Pittsfeld, Mass. He was a clothing salesman. They married and had three sons--Clyde, Bert, and Edwin/ Clyde and Bert are deceased, but Edwin still lives i...
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2005.2.1751 - Newspaper
Copies: 1 ( 1 copy of newspaper clipping with copies of 2 images and attached paper) *See file 2005.2.1748 for newspaper text* "Apbera Canada - Dseekue apt. mare_l Native, Oreg. - - - born in Woodburn - Hubbard homestead Nove. 27, 1902 married & then & lived rest of life in St. Paul." (attached paper)
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