Accession#:
2011A-106
Title:
Mildred Sadler Oral History
Date:
8/9/1999
Catalog Date:
11/08/2011
Category:
6: T&E For Communication
Classification:
Oral History
People/Individuals
People/Individuals
Collection:
SBHS Archival Collection/History/Personal/Oral
Creator:
Shepard, Grey
Dates of Creation:
8/07/1999
Interview Date:
08/07/1999
Interview Place:
Sadler Home
Interviewer:
Grey M. Shepard
Length of Interview:
72 min.
Narrator's Name:
Mildred Saddler
Object ID:
2011A-106-01
People:
Sadler, Mildred
Sadler, Lester
Shepard, Grey
Jenkins, Oren
Gales, Frenchy
Airey, Louise
Sherfey, Barbara (later Menzies)
Sherfey, Ken
Airey, Hal
Sadler, Lester
Shepard, Grey
Jenkins, Oren
Gales, Frenchy
Airey, Louise
Sherfey, Barbara (later Menzies)
Sherfey, Ken
Airey, Hal
Scope & Content:
Mildred has been a resident of since since 1926 when she came to teach at the Stinson school and when there were only 28 permanent families living here. She speaks a bit about the black-outs during the war, fishing for crabs, and the carnivals on the beach, the proceeds of which help fund the building of the firehouse, community center and chapel. Shes mentions the square dancing and the old Progressive Club, which was guided by her husband, Lester.
Subcategory:
Sound Communication T&E
Subjects:
People-Individuals
Transcript Location:
Archive, Fire File
Transcription Date:
09/14/1999
Transcriptionist:
Shepard, Grey M.
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Mildred Sadler OH Tape
Mildred Sadler OH Tape