Mary Helen Corwin Fellows oral history interview, 1981 Apr. 29.

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Mary Helen Corwin Fellows oral history interview, 1981 Apr. 29.

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Subjects of interview include California road trip (1910), living in tent with family at Fort Sill, Okla., on the Polo Field during World War I, early life in Oklahoma City, including times spent at Belle Isle Amusement Park, Ku Klux Klan cross burning in the 1920s, the German tradition of visiting or staying with relatives and the bringing of food in exchange, visit to the home of Frank Buttram, a wealthy oil man, camping trips with her family, depression meals, her divorce and remarriage, and general philosophy of life.

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Corwin, Josephine Ratzlaff

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Wilson, Linda Ewing, 1944-

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