Folder 2
Contains 15 Results:
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company policy for James Moore with Read as beneficiary found between page with Nov. 26, 1940, letter from ex-Cincinnati mayor, Murray Seasongood and page with pamphlet on Tom Duff, president of the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce, 1925-1941
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Zella Armstrong article, two letters (July 22, 1941, from Catherine Barrire, and Sept. 23, 1940, from John Wm. Meaney), and 1st page of the 3rd meeting for float committee for the Chickamauga Dam Celebration (Aug. 1940). Found between page with June 10, 1940, letter for the National Society of the Sons of American Revolution (NSSAR) and page with Aug. 5, 1940 letter from NSSAR, 1940-1941
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Envelope with news articles, obit for Rev. J. H. O'Donnell (d. circa 1947), and 1st page of Sept. 11, 1940 letter to Loren E. Souern of the NSSAR. Found between page with Sept. 11, 1940 letter to Walter C. Johnson of the NSSAR and page with 2nd page of the Souern letter, 1940 September 11-circa 1947
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Newspaper article on Read. Found between page with National Committee for Musical Appreciation pamphlet and page with newspaper articles from May 17 & 27 1940, undated
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Letter from George F. Milton of the Evening Tribune. Found between blank pages after page with the May 17 & 27, 1940, articles, 1940 June 14
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Letter from Paul Severance, Director of Information for the Tennessee Valley Celebration on Chickamauga Lake. Found on page after Estes Kefauver letter, 1940 September 12
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Paper with scribbles. Found between page with Sept. 19, 1940, letter from Souern and page with Sept. 23, 1940 letter from Ambrose W. [Deatrick/Dietrich], undated
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Assorted papers (include Cincinnati society columns, obit for Read's uncle Augustus Meehan, letters from the Meaneys, and meetings for the Float Committee). Found between page with Sept. 27, 1940, letter from Lawrence Stone of the NSSAR and page with Oct. 16, 1940, letter from Louise M. Heaton, of the Children of the American Revolution, 1921-1940
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Article on Civic Chorus Concert. Found between page with letter from [Alex Guerry], of the University of the South and page with 1st half of July 14, 1941, letter to Lee, 1940 December 11
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Obituary for Paul S. Steward. Found on page with Dec. 9, 1940, letter from Murray Seasongood, 1947 June [11]
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Letter from Shelley Rouse about Read's American Revolutionary descent (November 2, 1923) and letters between Read and B. L. Sneed on Meehan (May 13-17, 1933). Found in blank pages after the Dec. 9, 1940 Seasongood letter, 1923-1933
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Article about Rev. Meehan in Portugal. Found in blank pages, 1948 September 1
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Newspaper clipping, entitled Meehan's New Smelter.
Found in blank pages, undated
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Pencil and ink Drawings to G. F. Meehan, labeled Hogshead Times / Sunday Edition,
and article on the Monterey Foundry and Manufacturing.
Found in blank pages, undated
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)
Article on Meehan's smelter in Viesca (undated) and on Viesca Greets New Railroad
(April 13, 1902) from the San Antonio Daily Express. Found in blank pages, 1902
The A. Lee Read Scrapbook, 1902-1948, contains newspaper articles, letters, and pamphlets, mainly concerning the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Civic Chorus, and other organizations or Chattanoogans. The first folder contains the scrapbook itself, and the second folder contains loose material from the scrapbook in the order it was found. (Some items are separated by non-acidic sheets of paper to prevent discoloration.)