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Radio St. Valentine Contest – Clara Virginia Barton
Radio St. Valentine Contest – Clara Virginia Barton

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Radio St. Valentine Contest – Clara Virginia Barton

Heritage Center2020-12-29T19:57:09-08:00February 26th, 2020|Categories: History Tidbits, People, Uncategorized|Tags: Alfred H. Grebe, Atlantic Broadcasting Co, C.V. Barton, Clara Virginia McClelland Barton, Columbia Broadcasting System, Doris Nauman, Grebe Synchrophase, Idaho, James D. McClelland, KFCD, Lewiston, Mary Elizabeth Wise, Masonic Lodge Building, Mrs. Frank Barton, New York, Poetry, Queens Light and Power Company, Radio in the Home, radio set, Radio St. Valentine contest, Richmond Hill, Rose Lahue, Salem Electric, Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem's first radio station, Syracuse University, Vilbert and Todd, WAHG, WCBS|

Grebe Synchrophase ad from the October 1924 issue of Radio in the Home magazine. Americanradiohistory.com In February 1925 Cupid delivered a very [...]

Frank Stone Barton – Electric Dream House

Heritage Center2020-12-29T14:39:35-08:00January 24th, 2017|Categories: History Tidbits, People|Tags: 1903, 901 N. Capitol St., accident, bankruptcy, brain tumor, Christmas tree, Clara Barton, Clara Virginia McClelland, Coal & Iron Company, Deaconness hospital, electrical engineer, electricity, Francisco Barton, Frank Barton, Frank Stone Barton, General Electric, Gerald L. Warren, Idaho, Inez Barton, jingles, Lewiston, Livingston county, Marion County Courthouse, Mary Barton, Masonic Building, New York, Norway spruce tree, Nunda, Oregon State Insane Asylum, Pioneer Cemetery, poetess, Poetry, Portland, Queens Light & Power, R.D. Barton, Radio in the Home magazine, Richard Barton, Salem Electric, St. Vincent's hospital, Syracuse University, turbine generators, Vilbert and Todd|

The Barton family gathered around the radio in their home on 901 Capitol St. NE. Their electrical dream home is now the [...]

Fischer Flour Mill

Heritage Center2024-04-10T19:34:11-07:00October 14th, 2016|Categories: Community Memories, History Tidbits, People|Tags: Alaska, Belcrest Memorial Park, California, Corvallis, Crown FLour, Depression, Europe, Fischer Flouring Mill, flour bags, Henry Fischer, Japan, Keizer, L.H. Fischer, long johns, Louis Henry Fischer, National Register of Historic Places, Nebraska, New York, Oklahoma, Omaha, Oregon Milling Company, Oregon Quilt Project, Osaki, Pan-American Exposition, Philipines, Phyllis Huffman, Portland Business College, Portrait and Biographical Record of the Willamette Valley, provenance, Quiltopia, Red and White, Rolland Huffman, Silver Creek, Silverton, Silverton Commercial Historic District, Silverton Country Historical Society, Silverton Public Library, South America, Southern Pacific depot, Trans-Mississippi Fair, Willamette Cherry Grower, wool shirts, World War I|

A simple quilt pieced from the wool shirts and long johns in a housewife’s scrap bag. The backing made from re-purposed flour bags with [...]

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February 2020

Radio St. Valentine Contest – Clara Virginia Barton

Radio St. Valentine Contest – Clara Virginia Barton

January 2017

Frank Stone Barton – Electric Dream House

Frank Stone Barton – Electric Dream House

October 2016

Fischer Flour Mill

Fischer Flour Mill