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Hannah Martin – first female legislator from Marion County 1932-1940
Hannah Martin – first female legislator from Marion County 1932-1940

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Hannah Martin – first female legislator from Marion County 1932-1940

Heritage Center2020-12-29T13:43:40-08:00June 24th, 2016|Categories: History Tidbits, People, Uncategorized|Tags: Alaska, attorney, Capital Journal office, chameleon, Commercial St., Cuba, D.S. Dautoff, Dina Dautoff, Dina Margulies Dautoff, European Jews, gold fever, government aid, Great Depression, Hannah Dautoff, Hannah Martin, Isidore Kohnsky, Ivan Martin, Jack Rigo, Jack Rigo Jr., Jack the Snake Charmer, Joseph Dautoff, Josephine Dautoff, Kira Kinney, law school, Leo Dautoff, Living history, Marion County, Masonic Temple building, Mt. Angel, New York City, Oaks Park, orchestra leader, Oregon Daily Journal, Oregon House of Representatives, Oregon State Legislature, Oregonian, perfect score, politician, Portland, pre-Castro, Prohibition, Republican, Roman Catholic community, Russian violinist, Salem, shoulders of giants, Sir Isaac Newton, Sprague High School, teen interpreters, Victor Dautoff, Willamette University, Youth and Government, YWCA|

Hannah Martin, first woman elected to the Oregon State Legislature. Photo Credit - Oregon Voter, December 31, 1932 Each summer as school [...]

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March 2013

Parsonage circa 1930

Heritage Center2016-10-20T14:56:29-07:00March 20th, 2013|Categories: Announcements, History Tidbits, Photo Highlights|Tags: 1325 Ferry St, 13th Street, Ferry Street, Great Depression, Parsonage, Salem Keizer School District, William G. Paulus Administrative Building, WPA|

Before the Parsonage was moved to our site, it stood approximately where the William G. Paulus Administrative building for the Salem-Keizer School District stands today [...]

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