Another bunch of you will drop out at breakfast, totally exhausted. Handwritten draft of an essay about Christopher Columbus, probably from Straub's high school years. The title of the post is pretty self-evident. Pat’s Cabin at Mt. Moosilauke - 300 private acres 【 MAR 2023 】 in Warren, New Hampshire (NH), USA. MILE 36: The Atwell Hilton, a rundown abandoned house (not a luxury hotel), is our salvation. Also includes an attendance list for a fundraiser dinner Straub hosted for California Democrat Jim Beall. Three portraits of Straub and his siblings; 1977 issue of "A Portland Jewish Family Album, " (addressed to Loren Kramer) with a photo of Straub and his siblings included.
Includes photographs of Bob Straub's arrival by National Guard helicopter, helicopter views of Curtin, the Straub family camping, Spray Rodeo Weekend, the Pendleton Round-up, Bob and Pat's trip to San Francisco, Newport Stump Days, the 1978 Western Governors' Conference, the Straubs vacationing in Guaymas, the Straub family and Eric Hoffer at Maples, and a camping trip with Jean and Ike Russell. The rental House has 6 Bedrooms and 5 Bathrooms to make you feel right at home. Includes an attached photograph of a supporter wearing a cast adorned with a Straub bumper sticker. Jefferson Tully Straub (Jeff)- Childhood papers. Salem Self-Help Housing- Press clippings. Pat's cabin at mt moosilauke lodge. Press clippings regarding Morris Stroud's death; history of Stroud & Co. (his investment company); biographical sketch of Stroud; photographs. Tom)- Correspondence to Jean and Ike Russell (photocopy). Costa Rica- Pat's trip notes. Notes; photocopies of research materials. Maximum group size is 10 (including leaders). Weddings as individual as you are… no cookie-cutter weddings here. We have all decided to follow the Appalachian Trail's white blazes from Hanover to the Mount Moosilauke Ravine Lodge.
Some copies are from a scrapbook also included in the collection. But did it still feel like November out there? Events- Associated Oregon Industries (AOI) Convention. These records, in addition to shedding light on Bob and and his wife Pat's respective backgrounds and their home life, also provide a selective lens into a variety of historical trends, including a look (through correspondence between Bob and Pat) at the impact of WWII deployment on young families; post-WWII migration (as exemplified in the Straubs' journey from New Hampshire to Oregon); and the transitioning timber industry in Oregon. Whether you're looking to host an informal barbeque or a glamorous black-tie affair, Sugarbush is the perfect place to celebrate all year round. Pat's cabin at mt moosilauke state park. Legislative Assembly.
Light blue photo album, including images of the Straub family at home; at the Springfield Broiler Festival; school portraits of the Straub children; in Coos Bay; on vacation in Mexico; at Tie Camp with family friend Frank Isadora; at the White Water Parade with Charlie Brooks; at the Straubs' Spray ranch; Pat in front of the Fossil, OR courthouse; at the Seattle World's Fair; the Straub family at Bear Creek Canyon; and a photo of Jane Straub with Nelson Rockefeller. Album titles and numbering reflect labels on items, where they were present. Program and invitation for a dinner honoring Bob and Pat Straub. Pat's Cabin at Mt. Moosilauke - Warren. Would you like to visit? Either way, the hike has attracted the toughest, craziest, and most dedicated of outdoorspeople and has made a few legends. This winter may not have been a banner year, but there was plenty out there for those who were willing to look for it. Audiovisual materials Return to Top. Stroud family- Coat of arms.
Includes copies of correspondence regarding Straub's potential appointment as Ambassador to Mexico. Notes, press clippings, and letters, several reflecting on Bob Russell and Straub's shared days in logging. Program, invitation, and Ed Fadeley's nomination speech for Straub. Hanover to Moosilauke or Bust | Dartmouth Alumni Magazine | NOVEMBER 1999. Salem Self-Help Housing- Tax return. Explore Moosilauke on skis and snowshoes January 23-24 (Brian Kunz and Patrick Saylor '16 – leaders) Depart campus Saturday morning and haul supplies into the new winterized '65 Bunkhouse. Campus agitation bill- Press clippings.
Includes photographs Jean sent from a 1992 trip she and the Straubs took to New York City. Correspondence- T. Includes a letter from daughter Patty Thomas regarding the election and family life, as well as several letters thanking Straub for his stance opposing Measure 6. Some materials are unlabeled, while others are filed under "General, " "Old friends" (which includes several old Dartmouth classmates), or "Old teachers. " House plans; photographic prints and negatives of its construction and surrounding lands. Photocopies of articles about Treasurer Straub's wife and family. 5 Bedrooms Cabin in Warren. A copy of Straub's ethics reporting for 1977, it includes information about his properties and investments. Copies of bills and lists of legislation sponsored by Straub in 1959 and 1961. Pat's cabin at mt moosilauke inn. David Hooke '84 of TimberHomes prepared the framing material and provided an outstanding team of craftsman to lead and teach the volunteer crew of over thirty-five. Regardless of motive, there isn't a soul who won't wallow in pleasure after the walking is over. Governor, 1974- Press releases.
Christmas V-mails from Straub to his infant son. Oregon Historical Society oral history- Transcript. Correspondence- Candidacy. State Democratic Party- Press clippings. Speeches- Introductions of Straub. Straub's letters to the editor on topics including Fairview Home, press coverage of the Oregon Democratic Party, the Democratic State Convention, and Secretary of State Howell Appling's claims about budget cuts. Photographs of Straub's paternal grandparents, Frank and Etta Straub, and a photograph of Straub as a child with his maternal grandmother, Emma Tulley; unidentified Straub family photos received from Mary Turner Campbell. Materials regarding honors to Straub from the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce and the Oregon Association of Broadcasters.
Articles Straub wrote for the newsletter of the Friends of the Oregon Desert. Photograph of Foundation workers; photographs from a Garten Foundation fundraiser at the Straubs' home; recipe and notes for a 1990 fundraiser the Straubs hosted; open letter in honor of Straub's memory after his death. Correspondence with Kennedy regarding his 1968 presidential campaign and Straub's possible support. An oversized portrait of Pat (an enlarged version of smaller prints elsewhere in the collection) is in box 42.