Eugenia Zieber

September 2016

The Pringle Family Goes to Oregon
The Pringle Family Goes to Oregon

People, Uncategorized

The Pringle Family Goes to Oregon

Heritage Center2017-06-05T10:33:24-07:00September 16th, 2016|Categories: People, Uncategorized|Tags: Alero M. Pringle, Asahel Bush, Asahel Nesmith Bush, Catherine Carney Sager, Clark Brown, Clark Spencer Pringle, Clifton D. Young, Ella Mary Pringle, Ella Pringle Young, Emma Pherne Pringle, Eugenia Zieber, Fabritus Reynolds Smith, first store in Salem, John Hughes, Lulu Hughes Bush, Mary Owens, Octavius Mathano Pringle, Pherne Tabitha Brown, Pringle, Rev. Charles Henry Northup, Roy Virgil Ohmart, Serella Lucinda Pringle, Tabitha Moffat Brown, Tabitha Moffatt, Valleda Smith, Virgil Kellog Pringle|

The Pringle Family Goes to Oregon Clark S. Pringle and Octavius M. Pringle as older men. Octavius’s memoirs provide a [...]

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March 2015

Popcorn School Traces Roots to Little Man with Big Goals

Heritage Center2023-02-03T17:08:45-08:00March 21st, 2015|Categories: History Tidbits|Tags: Asahel Bush, Canyon City, Canyon Creek, Eola, Eola Hills, Eugenia Zieber, George C. Chamberlain, governor, John Day River, N. F. Nelson, Napoleon Franklin Nelson, Orchard Heights Rd., Polley, Pony Express, popcorn, Popcorn School, School District No. 36, state senator, The Dalles, Tom Brents, West Slaem|

Popcorn School 1960s – WHC 2011.037.0679 “I looked out the window and what did I see? Popcorn popping [...]

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Popcorn School Traces Roots to Little Man with Big Goals

Heritage Center2024-03-29T16:56:00-07:00March 21st, 2015|Categories: History Tidbits|Tags: Asahel Bush, Canyon City, Canyon Creek, Eola, Eola Hills, Eugenia Zieber, George C. Chamberlain, governor, John Day River, N. F. Nelson, Napoleon Franklin Nelson, Orchard Heights Rd., Polley, Pony Express, popcorn, Popcorn School, School District No. 36, state senator, The Dalles, Tom Brents, West Salem|

Popcorn School 1960s – WHC 2011.037.0679 “I looked out the window and what did I see? Popcorn popping [...]

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