History of Oak Lodge Oregon
The Oak Lodge label was first applied to special governmental service districts set up to provide safe water (1922) and sanitary sewers (1956) to residents of Oak Grove and Jennings Lodge. In the late 70s, when citizen advisory groups were formed to advise county government, the label was again applied, placing volunteers from several local communities and neighborhoods under a single umbrella called the Oak Lodge Community Council.
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John Roethe (Jan. 2025) John (Johann) Gottlieb Roethe (pronounced Row-thee) was born […]
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