Add to ORKGIn this interview, Mr. and Mrs. Norby discuss the changes and functions of the Morris Senior Citizens Center and the committees of the center.https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/stevenscounty/1023/thumbnail.jp
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Cora Grove was 90 years old. Her father operated a lumberyard in Morris. She reflects on early Morri...
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Mr. Anderson discusses his use of the Morris Senior Citizens Center and what aspects of the center h...
Mrs. Larson is active in the Morris Senior Citizens Center. In this interview, Mrs. Larson discusses...
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In this interview, Ms. Bergherr discusses the Morris Senior Citizens Center. She was the recently el...
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Mr. Collins is an attorney in Morris, Minnesota. In this interview, Mr. Collins discusses his involv...
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Anne Stewart Uehling was a homemaker and writer-educator. She helped to organize and was a charter m...
In this interview, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt discuss their years living near Morris and the District 8 sc...
Fern Noyes is 79 years old and was born in Missouri. She moved to Morris in 1916 after she married, ...
In this interview, Alice Henricks reminisces about the golden era of radio. Mrs. Henricks was born o...
Cora Grove was 90 years old. Her father operated a lumberyard in Morris. She reflects on early Morri...
In this interview, Hilda Poppe reminisces about the golden era of radio. Mrs. Poppe was born in Febr...
Mr. Anderson discusses his use of the Morris Senior Citizens Center and what aspects of the center h...
Mrs. Larson is active in the Morris Senior Citizens Center. In this interview, Mrs. Larson discusses...
Mrs. Zinda is active in the Morris Senior Citizens Center. In this interview, Mrs. Zinda discusses t...
In this interview, Ms. Bergherr discusses the Morris Senior Citizens Center. She was the recently el...
Mr. Broten is the Director of the Older American Program and had observed and contributed to the dev...
Mr. Collins is an attorney in Morris, Minnesota. In this interview, Mr. Collins discusses his involv...
Mrs. Harry Phinney was 85 years old and lived in Morris. She was born in Illinois and her father was...
In this interview, Clarice Oie reminisces about the golden era of radio. Mrs. Oie was born in 1919 i...
In this interview, Marlys Alm reminisces about the golden era of radio. Mrs. Alm was born in Morris,...
Anne Stewart Uehling was a homemaker and writer-educator. She helped to organize and was a charter m...
In this interview, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt discuss their years living near Morris and the District 8 sc...
Fern Noyes is 79 years old and was born in Missouri. She moved to Morris in 1916 after she married, ...
In this interview, Alice Henricks reminisces about the golden era of radio. Mrs. Henricks was born o...
Cora Grove was 90 years old. Her father operated a lumberyard in Morris. She reflects on early Morri...
In this interview, Hilda Poppe reminisces about the golden era of radio. Mrs. Poppe was born in Febr...