Interview with Sister Mary Clovis Roy, C.S.J., September 24, 1980, Tape 1, Side 1
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pitt:20230202-ssjb-0038-t1s1
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Title
Interview with Sister Mary Clovis Roy, C.S.J., September 24, 1980
Subject
Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden, Roy, Mary Clovis, Catholics, Nuns--Religious life, Freemasons
Description
[t1s1]Sister Mary Clovis Roy talks about her life in Altoona in the early 1900s: father French Canadian; mother of Irish descent; her school years; her work for Pennsylvania Railroad. She talks about Altoona during those years: anti-Catholicism; the Masons’ control of the town; women working for Pennsylvania Railroad during World War I; the silk mill. She talks about teaching as a Sister of St. Joseph and reflects on changes in religious life.
Contributor
Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden (depositor), Roy, Mary Clovis (interviewee), Witt, Sally (interviewer)
Date
1980-09-24
Type
oral histories (literary genre)
Format
cassette tape, 33 minutes
Identifier
pitt:20230202-ssjb-0038
Language
eng
Relation
Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden Oral History Collection
Coverage
Altoona (Pa.)
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