Extracted from attached 1930 article:
Born on a farm in Park County, Indiana, 11/23/1862.
12/25/1883 married Luetta Swain, and in March 1884 they moved to Yamhill county, Oregon; the farm in 1930 joins Newberg.
1894 moved from Newberg to Morrow County.
1905 moved to Portland to educate their four sons. He was editor of the North Pacific Rural Sprit, [now-1930] the Western Breeders' Journal.
President Hoover, when 13, was chore boy one summer on the Maris fruit ranch near Newberg.
Sons:
Owen R, assistant cashier of the U.S. National Bank, Portland;
Paul V., director of extension service, Oregon State College;
Dr. Ralph W., Portland Dentist; and
W. Homer, Instructor, College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA.
Born on a farm in Park County, Indiana, 11/23/1862.
12/25/1883 married Luetta Swain, and in March 1884 they moved to Yamhill county, Oregon; the farm in 1930 joins Newberg.
1894 moved from Newberg to Morrow County.
1905 moved to Portland to educate their four sons. He was editor of the North Pacific Rural Sprit, [now-1930] the Western Breeders' Journal.
President Hoover, when 13, was chore boy one summer on the Maris fruit ranch near Newberg.
Sons:
Owen R, assistant cashier of the U.S. National Bank, Portland;
Paul V., director of extension service, Oregon State College;
Dr. Ralph W., Portland Dentist; and
W. Homer, Instructor, College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA.
Extracted from attached 1930 article:
Born on a farm in Park County, Indiana, 11/23/1862.
12/25/1883 married Luetta Swain, and in March 1884 they moved to Yamhill county, Oregon; the farm in 1930 joins Newberg.
1894 moved from Newberg to Morrow County.
1905 moved to Portland to educate their four sons. He was editor of the North Pacific Rural Sprit, [now-1930] the Western Breeders' Journal.
President Hoover, when 13, was chore boy one summer on the Maris fruit ranch near Newberg.
Sons:
Owen R, assistant cashier of the U.S. National Bank, Portland;
Paul V., director of extension service, Oregon State College;
Dr. Ralph W., Portland Dentist; and
W. Homer, Instructor, College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA.
Born on a farm in Park County, Indiana, 11/23/1862.
12/25/1883 married Luetta Swain, and in March 1884 they moved to Yamhill county, Oregon; the farm in 1930 joins Newberg.
1894 moved from Newberg to Morrow County.
1905 moved to Portland to educate their four sons. He was editor of the North Pacific Rural Sprit, [now-1930] the Western Breeders' Journal.
President Hoover, when 13, was chore boy one summer on the Maris fruit ranch near Newberg.
Sons:
Owen R, assistant cashier of the U.S. National Bank, Portland;
Paul V., director of extension service, Oregon State College;
Dr. Ralph W., Portland Dentist; and
W. Homer, Instructor, College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA.
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