miller, c. c.

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Name variants: C. C. Miller
Record count: 102
Sources: life_events
Places seen: Advance; Bernie; Bloomfield; Cairo; Cape Girardeau; Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Clayton; Dexter; Dexter, MO; Dexter, Mo.
First event date: 1911-01-04
Last event date: 1942-04-16

Timeline — 102 events

undated C. C. Miller, Ford magnate of Bernie, was here Monday
undated C. C. Miller and wife and Charles Clowe, Jr., were in St. Louis this week motoring up Tuesday and returning the day following; Clowe went to market to buy goods for the big firm on the corner
1911-01-04 Guest at John L. Moore's luncheon
1911-01-25 President of the Senior Epworth League, which entertained at the Methodist church last Friday evening (Jan 20), 8:00 to 11:00; games, tea served
1911-02-08 Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Entertainment committee. Chairman: Bert Carter. Fellow members: Louie Ulen, John Moore, Harry Copeland, Burette Bowman, C. T. Brace, Walter Dougherty, C. C. Miller, S. A. Ruch, C. H. T. Garlie
1911-03-01 Manager of the J. N. Miller farm; was in town Sunday
1914-06-10 Last Friday evening Mr and Mrs C. C. Miller entertained a party of young people at their home on Miller's farm near Dexter; guests: Miss Cozy Riddle, Mrs. Mayme White, Messrs J. L. Gilliland, Bert Miller, Capt. C. H. T. Garlick, Roy and Gregg Miller
1914-06-10 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller entertained a party of young people last Friday evening at their home on Miller's farm near Dexter, serving six o'clock dinner to Miss Cozy Riddle, Mrs. Mayme White, J. L. Gilliland, Bert Miller, Capt. C. H. T. Garlick, Roy Miller and Gregg Miller
1915-01-20 Was in town today and bought 5 bushels of seed corn from E. J. Mahoney
1915-03-24 Ivan and Mamie McGlothlin, Viola Luckey and Roy Miller spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller and family; a delightful time was reported
1915-09-10 C. C. Miller and A. V. Miller conveyed to S. E. Newhouse 40 acres, undivided two-thirds interest, ne sw, 15-25-12, for $520
1915-09-10 C. C. Burris conveyed to C. C. Miller (land description cut off at the bottom of the column)
1915-09-10 C. C. and A. V. Miller to S. E. Newhouse: 40 acres, undivided two-thirds interest, ne sw, 15-25-12, $520 [date from clip_id]
1916-03-31 Secured a position with the J. I. Case people and left for Illinois Sunday; has a good berth with the firm
1916-05-05 Demonstrator for the Case automobile; visited his family Sunday [date from clip_id]
1916-10-20 C. C. Miller and his wife attended the William Jennings Bryan meeting at Cape Girardeau on Tuesday as part of a Dexter delegation [date from clip_id]
1917-01-05 Elected Water Superintendent, vice W. C. Knight; will maintain the high efficiency of the service reached under Mr. Knight's incumbancy
1918-04-19 Renewal of Dexter Statesman subscription ('Still We Grow')
1920-03-26 Secretary (Geo. B. Cox president) calling the annual school meeting of District No. 73 at Dexter on Tuesday, April 6, 1920, 7 a.m
1920-03-26 Secretary of District No. 52 annual school meeting notice, April 6, 1920
1920-04-02 Secretary of Annual School Meeting notice, District No. 72; meeting April 6, 1920 at Dexter
1920-04-16 C. C. Miller, Dexter, Mo., phone 47, offers 4 per cent money loans through the Lincoln Housing Trust for buying or improving a farm, paying off a mortgage, or building a home
1920-04-16 C. C. Miller, Dexter Mo., phone 47, offers Lincoln Housing Trust 4% home and farm loans
1920-04-16 Agent for the Lincoln Housing Trust, Dexter Mo., Phone 47; 4 per cent loans to buy or improve a farm, pay off a mortgage, or build a home
1920-04-23 Lincoln Housing Trust advertisement: 4 percent money loans to buy or improve a farm, pay off a mortgage, or build a home; C. C. Miller, Dexter, Mo., phone 47
1920-04-23 C. C. Miller, Dexter, Mo. (Phone 47), is the local contact for the Lincoln Housing Trust's 'Buy Your Home With Spot Cash' 4% money loans to buy or improve a farm, pay off a mortgage, or build a home
1920-04-30 C. C. Miller, secretary of the Board of Education, received a letter Wednesday, under date of April 28, from Prof. H. M. Hinkle of the Ritenour Consolidated School, St. Louis county, accepting the school here
1920-04-30 C. C. Miller of Dexter offers 4 per cent farm and home loans through the Lincoln Housing Trust; easy payments, no renewal fees
1920-04-30 C. C. Miller, secretary of the Board of Education, received a letter from Prof. H. N. Hicklin accepting the school here and saying he was ready to sign the contract
1920-04-30 C. C. Miller, secretary of the Board of Education, received a letter dated April 28 from Prof. H. M. Hinkle of the Ritenour Consolidated School, St. Louis county, accepting the school here and ready to sign the contract
1920-04-30 C. C. Miller, Dexter, Mo., is local representative of the Lincoln Housing Trust, advertising farm loans at $7.50 monthly per thousand borrowed
1920-04-30 Advertised 4% Money loans through the Lincoln Housing Trust: buy your home with spot cash; buy or improve a farm; pay off a mortgage; build a home
1920-05-21 Board of Education of the School District of Dexter will receive sealed bids up to July 1, 1920, for contract to re-roof the Grade School Building with best 5 to 2 clear red cedar shingles, showing not over four and one-half inches to the weather; contractors to furnish all material
1920-05-21 C. C. Miller, Secy., Board of Education, will receive sealed bids up to July 1, 1920, for re-roofing the Grade School Building with best 5 to 2 clear red cedar shingles
1920-05-21 Notice to Contractors: the Board of Education of the School District of Dexter will receive sealed bids up to July 1, 1920, for the contract to re-roof the Grade School Building with best 5 to 2 clear red cedar shingles; shingles to show not over four and one-half inches to weather; C. C. Miller, Secy
1920-05-28 Notice to contractors: sealed bids received up to July 1, 1920, for contract to re-roof the Grade School Building with best 6 to 2 year red cedar shingles, shingles to show not over four and one-half inches to weather; C. C. Miller, Secy
1920-06-04 Board of Directors of the School District of Dexter will receive sealed bids up to July 1, 1920 to re-roof the Grade School Building with best 5 to 2 clear-red cedar shingles; C. C. Miller, Secy
1920-06-11 Secretary of the Board of Education of the School District of Dexter; notice to contractors that sealed bids will be received up to July 1, 1920, for re-roofing the Grade School Building with 5-to-2 clear red cedar shingles
1920-07-16 Applications for Latin and Mathematics teacher in Dexter High School received until August 1st; C. C. Miller, Secretary
1920-07-23 Applications will be received until August 1st for a Latin and Mathematics teacher in Dexter High School; C. C. Miller is Secretary
1920-09-17 Notice of sale in partition (first published Sept. 17, 1920): judgment rendered March 30, 1920, in the Circuit Court of Stoddard County, Missouri, in the cause wherein Sanford Gladden, Frank Gladden, Cora Hill, John Hill and ...ella Pearl Gladden are plaintiffs and Charles Edward Gladden, Belle Gladden, Charles Gladden, Opal K. Gladden and Lizzie Gladden are defendants (the minors therein represented by J. L. Fort, Guardian Ad Litem), directing the undersigned sheriff of Stoddard County to sell at auction the land hereinafter described. Sheriff OSCAR McNEIL will sell at public outcry on Friday, October 8, 1920, between nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon, at the south door of the Court House in Bloomfield, Stoddard County, Missouri, the east half of the northwest quarter of Section 21, township 27 north, range 10 east, in said Stoddard County, Missouri, for the purpose of partitioning the proceeds of said sale among the lawful heirs of Charles Gladden, deceased, in accordance with their various interests therein determined and fixed by said judgment and orders of the Court. Attorneys: C. C. Miller, Clifton Sprinkles and L. R. Patterson
1920-10-15 Gave a Fordson Tractor demonstration using discs at George Yeager's Tuesday and at J. C. Dugan's Wednesday
1920-11-26 C. C. Miller is being visited by brother George Miller of West Point, Miss., till Christmas
1921-01-07 C. C. Miller and family spent the holidays in West Point, Miss., as the guests of Wm. Miller and family
1921-02-18 C. C. Miller was in Bloomfield on business the first of the week
1921-03-25 Named election judge for Dexter in the coming township election, March 29, 1921 (appointments made March 11 and 26, 1921; June Riley, Clerk)
1921-04-08 At Tuesday's election (Apr 5, 1921) Dexter citizens voted a 50c increase per $100 valuation for schools: 100c school purposes + 100c special repair fund + previously voted 50c bond = $2.50 total tax. C. C. Miller was re-elected to the Board of Education
1921-10-28 C. C. Miller transacted business in Advance Monday and Tuesday
1922-03-03 C. C. Miller, district clerk, gave notice of the annual school meeting at Dexter on Tuesday, April 4, 1922, to elect two directors, vote a 100-cent school levy, and set the school term length
1922-03-10 Annual School Meeting of District No. 18, Stoddard County: held at Dexter Tuesday, April 4, 1922, 6 a.m.; election of two directors for three-year terms; 100-cent assessment on $100 valuation for school purposes; school term length beyond eight months. C. C. Miller, District Clerk
1922-03-17 District Clerk of School District No. 78, County of Stoddard; signed the February 23, 1922 notice of the annual school meeting to be held at Dexter on Tuesday, April 4, 1922, commencing at six o'clock a.m., to elect two directors, assess 100 cents on the $100 valuation, and set an eight-month school term
1923-05-25 C. C. Miller, the Bernie Ford man, was here Tuesday--sober
1923-06-29 "C. C. Miller was seen carrying a trout on a truck out of Dexter Wednesday evening. He took them to Bernie. It was a novel sight to see. The tractor made a full load for the truck. Yep, both Fords."
1924-01-11 C. C. Miller of Bernie was in Dexter Monday on business
1924-02-01 C. C. Miller and his daughter, little Miss Marguerite, were in Dexter yesterday from Bernie
1924-08-01 C. C. Miller was in Dexter Wednesday from Bernie
1924-09-19 C. C. Miller was a Bernie visitor here this week
1925-04-24 C. C. Miller ('Ford' Miller) of Bernie was here Tuesday
1925-05-08 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller of Bernie are rejoicing over the arrival of a new girl at their home
1925-06-26 C. C. Miller is ill with malaria at his home in Bernie
1925-07-24 C. C. Miller of Bernie, with Mrs. Miller, was in Dexter Tuesday; he is out again after an illness of several weeks
1926-09-17 Moved his family here from Bernie Wednesday, occupying a house in the Chautauqua addition
1926-09-17 Went to St. Louis Wednesday to get more cars; reduction in price of Whippets and Overlands this week; hustling to fill orders
1926-09-24 C. C. Miller and Dug Egan left Thursday for St. Louis to attend a banquet given by the Overland Company there, and will drive back two new Whippet cars
1926-10-15 C. C. Miller showed the new Masonic Club Rooms, confined to members and members' wives, with pool table, card tables and library
1926-12-31 Mrs. C. C. Miller entertained very delightfully, Wednesday afternoon, at her home, several of her former classmates; among the recipients of her hospitality were Mesdames A. E. Reissaus, of Chaffee, Otto Hahs, of Sikeston, A. C. Hervey, Al. Delaney and Miss Reba McColgan
1927-04-08 In Ward Two, C. C. Miller defeated John Stickler, the incumbent, and Jas. B. Calvert; the alderman votes were Ward Two - Stickler, 92; C. C. Miller, 135; Calvert, 17
1927-10-21 C. C. Miller made a business trip to Clayton and points south last Wednesday
1928-02-17 C. C. Miller made a business trip to Bloomfield Tuesday
1928-02-17 C. C. Miller and Morris Sisler were in St. Louis this week driving home a kennel of Whippets
1928-10-05 C. C. Miller went to St. Louis Tuesday and returned Wednesday with a new Whippet coach
1929-01-25 Collector's notice to taxpayers of Liberty Township: paying taxes in January saves the additional one per cent penalty effective February 1
1929-02-08 Elected vice president of the Dexter Hunting & Fishing Club at the Tuesday evening meeting at Legion Hall
1929-03-29 C. C. Miller and his son Billie went to St. Louis last night to bring back a litter of Whippets
1929-03-29 C. C. Miller, Township Collector, thanks the voters of Liberty Township for their excellent support in Tuesday's election and pledges his official course will prove their trust was not misplaced
1929-05-10 Elected City Clerk by the City Council, vice Homer E. West, who resigned some time ago and held over till the place was filled
1929-09-13 'C. C. Miller, H. N. Thompson, Luther Brown, Yeull Hall, Tuck Winston and Earl Francis went to St. Louis this week and brought back two trucks and three Whippet cars for Miller Motor Co.'
1929-09-27 Sport News by Billy Miller — Dexter makes uphill fight to beat Malden Lions: last Friday night the Malden Lions ball club, and a team composed of Fats and Leans of Dexter, put on a thriller at the Junior Hi diamond, Dexter winning in the tenth inning by a score of 17 to 16. C. C. Miller, Dexter veteran, performed like a Joe McGinnity by pitching nineteen innings, having pitched a nine inning game for the Fats as the first attraction of the double-header. In the second game the Soreheads beat the Outcasts 26 to 25: batteries Soreheads: Miller & C. Proffer; Outcasts: Allen & Utley. L. Sumpter robbed Phil Kuhn of two 2-baggers; VanBibber contributed a circus catch; Clodfelter's liner to right caught; Catcher Potts throwing good; Louie Wagner, Bill Keaton and Art Noell among outstanding players
1929-10-18 Went to St. Louis Monday and drove back a new 1 1/2-ton Whippet truck
1929-11-15 C. C. Miller went to St. Louis Friday and drove a new Whippet back Saturday. Partial-page screenshot
1930-01-17 County Revenue Account 1929: collected on 1928 tax, Jan. 1929, $1,162.17
1930-01-17 County Revenue Account 1929: collected on 1928 tax, February 1929, $594.87
1930-01-31 C. C. Miller was elected president of the Dexter Hunting & Fishing Club at its meeting last Friday evening at Township Hall; officers: J. C. White vice president, C. R. Lurton secretary, Russell O. Hunt treasurer
1930-02-28 Tax books will be turned over to County Treasurer, March 1st; to avoid extra penalty and additional costs pay before March 1st; C. C. MILLER, Township Collector
1930-02-28 C. C. Miller Motor Co. delivered new Whippets last week: Earl M. King of Malden a 1 1/2-ton truck, Ray McElrath of Malden a Whippet Six coach, John Rire of Essex a Whippet Four coupe
1930-03-21 Was down in St. Louis Friday and drove down a new Whippet Six coach which he delivered to Eddie Weber
1930-03-21 Was at the Cape on business yesterday
1930-03-28 Attested Ordinance No. 922 as City Clerk of Dexter
1930-04-11 C. C. Miller Motor Company advertising used cars: 1926 Chevrolet Roadster, 1927 Whippet Coupe, 1928 Whippet Coach, 1928 Chevrolet Coupe
1930-05-23 Carol Poole, Dick Myers, H. N. Thompson, Gregg Miller and C. C. Miller unloaded a car load of Whippets at Cairo Tuesday for C. C. Miller Motor Co
1930-05-23 C. C. Miller delivered a Whippet Six coach to O. J. McDougal this week
1930-08-22 C. C. Miller, city clerk, certified the financial statement of the City of Dexter, Stoddard County, Missouri, for the year ending June 30, 1930
1930-10-24 With Phil Kuhn, returned Wednesday night from a few days stay in Toledo, Pontiac and Detroit as guests of the Willys-Knight-Overland Co.; they drove back two Willys Six DeLuxe Sedans from St. Louis
1930-11-07 C. C. Miller, R. D. Boyer, Raymond Webber and Nelson Thompson are over on the Mississippi river duck hunting; they will be home today
1930-11-21 Collector; will have the tax books for Liberty Township taxpayers at Bernice Dec. 3-4 and Dec. 17, at Pyle Dec. 10, and at Fowe Dec. 11
1930-11-28 Notice to Tax Payers of Liberty Township: tax books at Bernie Dec 3-4 and Dec 17, Pyle Dec 10, Powe Dec 11. C. C. Miller, Collector
1930-12-05 All-Conference Team member of Dexter; in St. Louis Tuesday attending the pre-season showing of the new Willys-Knight and the 1931 autos at the Chase Hotel
1930-12-19 C. C. Miller collected taxes in Bernie, Wednesday
1931-05-31 C. C. Miller, wife and son, Charles J., and Mr. J. E. Strickland motored to Cape Sunday; while there they visited their son, Billy, at the Cape
1931-11-27 C. C. Miller and family were Cape Girardeau visitors, Sunday
1931-12-04 Mrs. C. C. Miller and Mrs. J. L. Gilliland were Poplar Bluff visitors Tuesday afternoon
1942-04-16 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller received a message from Charles 'Bud' Miller informing them of his commission from second Lieut. to First Lieut.; in the Corps at Seattle, Wash

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