Lillian Woodworth OTNESS (b. 1908)

Residence: Moscow
Occupation(s): Teacher of English and physical education in college and high school; homemaker;
Family Origin: Grandfather was an original founder of Moscow, moving from eastern Oregon (1871); father came from Montana (1877)

Interviews

Lillian Woodworth Otness Interview #1, 1/6/1975

Topics:
A.A. Lieuallen's move to Moscow area. Loss of cattle in winter of 1873. His operation of Moscow's first store. Naming Moscow. Early town events. Closeness of university and town. Family experiences. 1-6-75 1 hr 20p
Duration:
1:30:37
Interviewer:
Sam Schrager
Keywords:
Native Americans banks businesses colleges and universities education families families farming homesteads livestock politics schools stores
Locations:
Moscow California Oregon
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Lillian Woodworth Otness Interview #2, 1/16/1975

Topics:
Inequality of women in work and marriage. Deficiencies of early college teaching. Mother's character. A divisive revival. Flu and Red Cross in World War I. School, reading, Campfire Girl activities. 1-16-75 2 hr 40p
Duration:
2:02:38
Interviewer:
Sam Schrager
Keywords:
University of Idaho automobiles clothing clubs colleges and universities dances dating discrimination drinking education families farming marriage moonshine prohibition school teachers schools women
Locations:
Moscow
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Source
Preferred Citation:
"Lillian Woodworth OTNESS (b. 1908)", Latah County Oral History Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/lcoh/people/otness_lillian.html
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