PHOTO: Guerrero Family, Carrizo Springs, Dimmit County, Texas “ WINDOWS OF MIGRANT LIFE”
10-2-2024
Good morning, Sophia
Good article “Get to know your new Woodburn Independent Staff”
The photo depicts the farming-technology at the time. As an amateur historian, I have become drawn to a subject that GOD WILLING, I plan to investigate a subject that offers something new every day, thus the subject below.
“Oregon Pioneers”
1st Generation 1930-1955 Marion County, Oregon USA
On Saturday, October 12, from 2:00 – 4:00 at the Woodburn Library
Members of the 1 st generation of Tex-Mex people in Marion County will gather to share memories. It will be my honor to facilitate a sharing session. MEDIA thanks to technology we will hear and see a – bit of yesterday 😊 Those present were young adults, now grandparents and great-grandparents.
A LOCAL EVENT -- I hope you can join us and visit a SPECIAL PAST. The ethnic/national demographic shift started at St. Paul.
LOCALLY Woodburn's initial temporary visit by Hispanic Families, started in the early 1950's. Mexicans and Tex-Mex families started to make Woodburn their home in the first half of the 1950's.
Sophia there is a lot to research, confirm and verify. The information my wife Lidia and I have been able to collect is truly a miracle. As students of history and our education in Mexico, as well as, in Marion County, we have been blessed to have informally started our research 50 years ago; natives from San Luis Potosi, Mexico and Guadalajara, Jalisco
Z-FOLDER CONTENTS: 1930 Census, CIVIC/CIVISMO Program outline, Special Guest: Dr. David Martinez-Population in Salem
GIVEN THE DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS TODAY, OUR PROGRAM IS TIMELY AND THE INFORMATION IS RELEVANT.
SPECIAL ROAD MARKS UPON OUR ARRIVAL IN THE 50'S: 99-E, our Capitol's GOLD PIONEER and the 45th parallel
Miguel and Lidia Salinas, 20765 Willamette Dr. West Linn, Oregon 97068 PH# 503-657-8290 soymiguel@comcast.net
