Helen Kellberg ANDERSON (b. 1904)

Residence: Burnt Ridge; Troy
Occupation(s): Farm wife
Family Origin: Parents were Swedish settlers who came via Missouri (1906)

Interviews

Helen Kellberg Anderson Interview #1, 6/5/1974

Topics:
Tuberculosis and other sicknesses. Growing up on the farm. Women's work. Father's strictness. 6-5-74 1.2 hr 18p LS
Duration:
1:15:02
Interviewer:
Laura Schrager
Keywords:
childhood children families farming holidays homemakers homesteads illness medicine parties railroads schools sewing timber
Locations:
Moscow Burnt Ridge Troy
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Helen Kellberg Anderson Interview #2, 6/14/1974

Topics:
Good and bad teachers. Neighborhood happenings. Party gatherings. Economizing in the depression. Naivete of young. Shopping in Troy. 6-14-74 1.2 hr p LS
Duration:
1:13:06
Interviewer:
Laura Schrager
Keywords:
Great Depression butchering clothing dances death families food illness parties poetry schools sewing stores teachers telephones
Locations:
Moscow Burnt Ridge Troy
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Source
Preferred Citation:
"Helen Kellberg ANDERSON (b. 1904)", Latah County Oral History Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/lcoh/people/anderson_helen.html
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