miller, gale
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Gale Miller; Miller, Gale
- Record count
- 15
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bernie; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Jackson; Sikeston
- First event date
- 1929-01-25
- Last event date
- 1931-10-30
Timeline — 16 events
- 1926-09-03 Mr. and Mrs. Gale Miller, of Cape Girardeau, returned Saturday with Mrs. C. L. and Daisy Crowe, who were guests of theirs over last week's end Co-mentioned: Hardin Crowe; C. L. Crowe; Daisy Crowe. Quote: "Mrs. Hardin Crowe and Mrs. Editor Crowe were the guests of Gale Miller and family, Cape Girarde…
- 1926-12-03 Dexter. Mrs. Gale Miller and son, George, spent the last week's end here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe Co-mentioned: George Miller; Hardin M. Crowe; Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe. Quote: "Mrs. Gale Miller and son, George, spent the last week's end here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe."
- 1928-02-03 Dexter. Of Cape Girardeau, was the guest Wednesday and Thursday of her daughter, Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe, and husband Co-mentioned: Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe.
- 1929-01-25 Dexter. Mr. Gale Miller of the Cape was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Crowe and the editor Wednesday night, returning from a selling trip in southern points of his district Co-mentioned: Mr. Hardin Crowe; Mrs. Hardin Crowe. Quote: "He was returning from a selling trip in southern points of his distri…
- 1929-06-21 Cape Girardeau. Mr. Gale Miller and son, George, came in Wednesday from Cape Girardeau; Mr. Miller went south on a selling trip for his firm while George remains here, with aspirations along journalistic lines Co-mentioned: George Miller. Quote: "he has aspirations along journalistic lines"
- 1929-08-23 Dexter. Driving down from the Cape, Sunday, Gale Miller and his son, George, found an owl on the highway with its wing broken; it measured over thirty inches from tip-to-tip of its wings; they 'brought the owl out of his misery and George brought his left kind foot down to the office for the editor'…
- 1929-10-18 Dexter. Auto driven by his father, Geo. W. Miller, of Millersville, Cape County, left the highway Wednesday of last week, turned over several times, and hurt his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Penzell, of Jackson, who with others of her family were with him. The others were unhurt Co-mentioned: Geo. W. Miller…
- 1930-01-24 Jackson. Mrs. Gale Miller and son, George, and Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Moore Crowe were guests of friends and relatives in Jackson last Sunday Co-mentioned: George Miller; Hardin Moore Crowe; Mrs. Hardin Moore Crowe. Quote: "Mrs. Gale Miller and son, George, and Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Moore Crowe were gues…
- 1930-03-07 Cape Girardeau. Mrs. Gale Miller visited friends in Cape Girardeau
- 1930-03-21 Sikeston. Mesdames Gale Miller, C. Norman, C. E. Clowe and E. P. Crowe motored to Sikeston, Wednesday, to visit the florist shop Co-mentioned: Mrs. C. Norman. Quote: "Mesdames Gale Miller, C. Norman, C. E. Clowe and E. P. Crowe motored to Sikeston, Wednesday, to visit the florist shop."
- 1930-05-30 Bernie. Gale Miller is sporting a new Whippet four-door sedan, which he took to Bernie Saturday night Quote: "Gale Miller is sporting a new Whippet four-door sedan. He took it to Bernie in it Saturday night"
- 1930-07-18 To-day is Gale Miller's birthday and he keeps away from this office owing to a pernicious practice around the place; the editor guesses him somewhere around 75
- 1930-10-17 Gale Miller has resumed work for the Post-Dispatch, on the job of enlightening the natives of Poplar Bluff
- 1930-11-28 Gale Miller and family have rented the residence on Locust North of Henry Scheerer's residence and are moving there this week Co-mentioned: Henry Scheerer. Quote: "Gale Miller and family have rented the residence on Locust North of Henry Scheerer's residence and are moving there this week."
- 1930-12-12 Cape Girardeau. One of the Mesdames who motored to Cape Girardeau Wednesday to spend the day: Gale Miller, George Riddle, Webb Watkins, and Mrs. Luckey Co-mentioned: George Riddle. Quote: "Mesdames Gale Miller, George Riddle, Webb Watkins, and Mrs. Luckey motored to Cape Girardeau Wednesday to spend…
- 1931-10-30 Dexter. Gale Miller worked last week in Butler County for the Meredith Publishing Co. with very flattering success Quote: "That kid is a born salesman."
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