PERSON

Clara Payne Grove Item Info

Born 1879
Interviewers Emily Moore Sam Schrager
Locations Mentioned
Origin Born in Iowa, she lived in the Dakotas and Montana before coming in 1925
Residence Moscow; Troy

Interviews

Clara Payne Grove Interview #1, 2/20/1974

February 20, 1974
1:03:10
Emily Moore

Editing Troy Weekly News. Local life in the twenties. 2-20-74 1 hr Emily Moore

University of Idaho WCTU automobiles boardinghouses +16

Clara Payne Grove Interview #2, 11/7/1975

November 07, 1975
1:59:58
Sam Schrager

WCTU work: jail visiting, charity, temperance conversions. Editing newspaper despite opposition to businesswomen. Boarding students. Feeding the hungry. A woman's struggle through college. Women's suffrage;...

WCTU boardinghouses businesses colleges and universities +13

Clara Payne Grove Interview #3, 11/21/1975

November 21, 1975
1:54:12
Sam Schrager

WCTU crusade: protests in saloons, taking the pledge, Frances Willard. Family ties and self-reliance. Salvation Army selflessness. Caring for sick. Misuse of volunteer work in...

Prohibition WCTU alcohol divorce +13

Clara Payne Grove Interview #4, 12/16/1975

December 16, 1975
2:43:02
Sam Schrager

Life roles and responsibilities of rural women. Views on child rearing and divorce. Preachers, revivals, and the Sabbath. Teaching and homesteading in Dakotah and Montana....

University of Idaho WCTU bears children +20

Clara Payne Grove Interview #5, 5/11/1976

May 11, 1976
1:53:54
Sam Schrager

The management of marriage. Opposition to divorce. Fundamental values. Working as a woman. Overabundance of wealth in America. 5-11-76 2 hr 38p

Christians University of Idaho businesses churches +14

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