Musicales at Miss Wood's Home Delight Summer Fans
A June 17 lawn musicale hosted by Miss Fan nie Wood at Fast North Street featured Miss C Leon Smith of Kansas City in honor, with guests Frances Wood and Frankie and Emma Buckner receiving. The program included Haydn, Mendelssohn, and vocal solos, followed by refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Wood
Fast North Street
Frances Wood
Frankie and
Emma Buckner
Paris
Mia
C. Leon Smith
Kansas City
Mesdames
W. B. Mahan
St Louis
Paul B. Moore
Charleston
Wilbur Johnson
Boonville
Mesdames James Calvert
C. M. Buckner
Married in New York by Episcopal ceremony
Edgar Ewing Brandon professor of French at Miami University married Miss Charlotte Taylor in New York City at her mother's home. The ceremony, noon, Gothic palace of palms and pinks, was conducted by Rev Dr Peters with bride and mother in law leading in. They plan a year abroad aboard the Vaderland after a quiet reception for relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Ewing Brandon
Miami University
Charlotte Taylor
Charles Fayette Taylor
New York
New York City
John P. Peters
St. Michael's Church
Harold P. Brown
Charlotte McCarthy
Agness McCarthy
Miss Taylor
Taylor
Brandon
Vaderland
Seventeenth Commencement at St Savior's Academy
The seventeenth annual commencement at St Savior's Academy was held Tuesday evening June 18 1961 before a large audience. The program featured the Little Shaking Quakers by the juniors with Miss Anna Bell Gill as the brother Quaker and included readings, songs and musical pieces by graduates Minsex Minnie Gill Angela Ordway Nannie Narrell Corinne Griffis Odie Hurt Mary Allenburg Lucille Buck. Valedictorian Angela Ordway spoke on Mother Home and Heaven thanking teachers and urging fond memories of convent days. Awards recognized traits like kindness politeness and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Savior's Academy
Anna Bell Gill
Minnie Gill
Angela Ordway
Nannie Narrell
Corinne Griffis
Odie
Odie Hurt
Mary Allenburg
Lucille Buck
Trin
Mikses Anuvin Ordway
Corinne Grills
Lisaie Sullivan
Frances Watson
Amosio Hoseman
Mine Mane
Chieti
Christian
Minn Mar
Mins
Sannie Farell
Atvels Ordway
Augusta
Claes
Fioolet
Eilew Minok
Mantingo March
Rowler Minson
Mary Allenberg
Ae Hurt
Thebis Murt Aiernin
Grits
Lactile Hivk
Kenny
Mev
J. J. Founn
George M. Kieffer dies at 73 in Marshall life tied to Miami
George M. Kieffer, a well known citizen, died suddenly of heart trouble Tuesday morning at about three o'clock aged 73 years and 14 days. He moved to Marshall from Miami two years ago after spending most of his life there. He attended the prayer meeting Mon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kieffer
Marshall
Miami
Remembered Christian Worker Kieffer Dies at Home
Mr. Kieffer, respected as an earnest Christian and devoted church servant, died after tending his chickens and sharing a hearty supper. Survived by a wife, four daughters and two sons, including Mesdamen Alex Long and Will Vaughan. Funeral held Wednesday at eight at the South English avenue residence, burial in Miami Baptist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Kieffer
Mesdamen Alex Long
Shackelford
Will Vaughan
Grand Pass
Ollie Burns
South English Avenue
1D. C. Bolton
Baptist
Miami
Major Lee Hughes Dies at Home in Saline County
Major Lee Hughes of Saline County dies at his South English avenue home Tuesday morning June 8 after weeks of illness from liver enlargement. Born July 24 1839 in Harrodsburg Kentucky he moved to Jackson County Missouri as a youth, later to Saline after the Civil War. He married Marcella Ann Gilliam in 1865 and had two daughters, Mrs. Charles Potter and Maude Hughes. A former Saline County treasurer and Confederate Army veteran, Hughes was a genial, history-loving local figure. Funeral was held at the Christian church Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. burial at Ridge Park conducted by the A O U W. The Remancan extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hughes
South English Avenue
Harrodsburg
Kentucky
Jackson County
Saline
Marcella Ann Gilliam
F. H. Gilliam
Gilliam
Charles Potter
Maude Hughes
Saline County
Miami
Missouri Cavalry
Shelby
Hughes
Christian Church
George Plattenburg
Dover
Ridge Park
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Arbor Cheneh—e" A Toed
Ann Teneoader
Dean Gmerial
Haydn Ariel Quartette
Warren Wiley
Clare Hrown
Jow
Millan
Mendelsohn
Glen
Radhe Song,” Miss Clare
Wilte
Pasy Artel Quartetto
Mr. Cliforn
Giuachwin
Ethel Sharp
Belle Langford
Flora
Frances McClure
Edna Armentrout
Ada Swisher
Karl Sharp
Halley Lane
Zelma Rand
West North Street
Miss Tesla
C. N. Rand
St. Sevior’s
Keay
George M. Kieffer
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