Mac Carthew

June 2020

Mac Carthew
Mac Carthew

Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, TKWM Employees

Mac Carthew

Heritage Center2024-04-17T17:12:06-07:00June 2nd, 2020|Categories: Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, TKWM Employees|Tags: carder, crime, foreman, John Carthew, Mac Carthew, Paris Woolen Mill, spinner, Stayton, Velma Eileen|

Mac Carthew, WHC Collections 0079.001.0002 Mac Carthew Job Title(s) Carder, Spinner, Foreman Dates of Employment c. 1928-1960 [...]

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March 2016

Mill Workers Interviews
Mill Workers Interviews

Archives Spotlight, Collections Guide, Oral History, Thomas Kay Woolen Mill

Mill Workers Interviews

Heritage Center2024-08-21T11:57:49-07:00March 29th, 2016|Categories: Archives Spotlight, Collections Guide, Oral History, Thomas Kay Woolen Mill|Tags: Adam Schissler, Bernice Smith, Bessie Ryan Vohs, Bessie Shipman, Bill Haskins, Bill Pero, Carl Allport, Carl Boedigheimer, Carl Hubbard, Chet Page, Clarence Jantze, Clyde Picha, Dolly Clowes, Dora Barnes, Earl Huckstep, Ed Antrican, Ed Seamster, Ernice Van Buren, Ferdig Hall, George Noack, Gertrude Ade, Glenn Brooks, Harry Blanchard, Helene Browne, Hubert Seamster, Hulda Lehman, James Hackett, Jay Yarnell, John Reid, Larry Rich, Lon Barrett, Loren Chamberlain, Luke Donaldson, Mac Carthew, Marjory Crooks, Mary White, Otto Lehman, Pete Boedigheimer, Reynold Tuers, Robert Seamster, Stan Picha, Steve Petrasy, Ted Bush, Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, Unions, Vern Blanchard, Verna Dalziell, Virgil Shipman, Wayne Mentzer, Workers|

In 1976-1977, 53 individuals that had worked at or had a family connection to the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill in Salem, Oregon were interviewed [...]

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