Tartar, Lena Belle.

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Lena Belle Tartar (1884-1984), the daughter of Oregon pioneers, was born in Pedee, Oregon, and died in Corvallis.

She was educated at Oregon State University and the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. She taught school for eight years before focusing on music, later serving as a vocal instructor at Salem High School from 1918-1949. She was the author of "Chronicles from Pedee, Oregon," published in 1974.

From the description of Lena Belle Tartar interview [manuscript], 1981 June 19. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 768833934

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creatorOf Tartar, Lena Belle,. Lena Belle Tartar interview [manuscript], 1981 June 19. Oregon Historical Society Research Library
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Active 1993

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