{"content":[{"text":"BOARD BA TIEN \n the -a.{\\o. \n Newsletter of the Pacific Orove Heritage Society \n October 15, 1982 \n Dear Heritage Society Member: \n nie Heritage Society's tea at the Centrella Hotel on September 24 was an \n unqualified success, due to the generous and much appreciated efforts of Lila \n Staples and Dede Bent, Cochairpersons, and those of Be,rerly Williams, who \n planned and coordinated the bill of fare. We also extend our thanks to the \n generous artistes de cuisine who provided the beautifully prepared and \n toothsome comestibles. \n Progress is being made on the plaque bearing the names of all contribu- \n tors to nie Barn Fund. nie silk-screening process is underway at the present \n time. It is hoped that the etching and mounting will be completed some time \n before the end of the year. \n If you are ·interested in including your home in the 1983 Victorian Home \n Tour, please call Doris Bissell at 375-9647, or Marilyn Arioto at 649-8270. \n Adam Weiland, Historic Preservation Chairperson, reports that 98 photos \n (from our collection of over 600) have been catalogued to date. 'nlis involves \n checking city and county records and other information sources .to verify facts \n about the photos' subjects. \n Historical Plaques have recently been delivered for the following homes:","bbox":{"left":0.066622,"top":0.039558,"width":0.884393,"height":0.530099}},{"text":"Address Date First Owner \n 305 18th Street 1898 Mrs. Adeline Belcher \n 112 Forest Avenue 1892 W. H. Stephens \n 316 8th Street 1889 Mrs. Charlotte Saal \n Christian Church 1896 Christian Church \n ............................................................................... 649 Lighthouse 1894 Dr. Andrew Hart \n Can-oll Jeanne GingTas has agreed to be Chairperson of Dosents. She \n coordinates the hosts and hostesses who greet visitors at Ketchum's Barn on \n Saturdays from 1-4 p.m. If you are able to donate three hours of your time on \n a Saturday afternoon please contact Carroll at 372-3700. \n Currently on exhibit at Ketchum' s Barn is \"nie Chautauqua Connection,\" \n centering around clothing loaned to the Heritage Society by the Goldsworthy \n sisters, whose mother and aunt wore the garments to Chautauqua meetings. Also \n on display are many photos not seen before. Stop in Saturdays from 1 :00 to \n 4:00 p.m. 'nlis exhibit will continue until sometime in November.","bbox":{"left":0.14484,"top":0.579878,"width":0.763957,"height":0.289922}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}