miller, fred
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Prof. Fred Miller
- Record count
- 6
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Cape; Dexter; Essex; Evansville, Ind.; Vicksburg, Miss.
- First event date
- 1929-03-08
- Last event date
- 1930-11-21
Timeline — 8 events
- 1927-12-23 Advance. Prof. and Mrs. Fred Miller were guests Sunday of his father, J. B. Miller, and family, of Advance Co-mentioned: Mrs. Fred Miller; J. B. Miller. Quote: "Prof. and Mrs. Fred Miller were guests, Sunday, of his father, J. B. Miller"
- 1928-01-06 Cape Girardeau. Prof. Fred Miller and wife spent the holidays with relatives at Cape Girardeau Co-mentioned: wife (unnamed). Quote: "Prof. Fred Miller and wife spent the holidays with relatives at Cape Girardeau."
- 1929-03-08 Teachers and pupils sent Prof. Fred Miller a long congratulatory telegram on the birth of his new boy Co-mentioned: teachers and pupils.
- 1929-05-31 Cape. Attended the banquet in honor of Miss Johnson, 39 years a teacher in Cape schools, and reports it a wonderful affair Quote: "he reports it a wonderful affair."
- 1929-06-28 Prof. Fred Miller writes a news item from the University and closes his epistle with the information that he is still alive Quote: "concludes his epistle with the information he is still alive"
- 1929-09-06 School 'Keeps' — three departments opened Monday with hopeful outlook; buildings overhauled after being closed several weeks; enrollment Grade building 420, Junior High 110, Senior High 278, total 808; new faculty Mrs. Ida M. Ellsworth (High, Prin.), Miss Freda Kies (Music and English), Misses Mary…
- 1929-10-04 Essex; Evansville, Ind.; Vicksburg, Miss.. We also thank Prof. Fred Miller for renewal of his father's subscription, and Mrs. Lee Hall, of Essex, for renewing that of her daughter, Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Mary Markham also is thanked for subscribing for Mrs. Ruth Kidd, of Evansville, Ind., and Mrs. James…
- 1930-11-21 Dexter. Furnished food for the Kenady-Hanks Post No. 59 smoker Quote: "Prof. Fred Miller furnished food"
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