Helen Lieb Papers 1880s-2002

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Helen Lieb Papers 1880s-2002

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Photographs, correspondence, business records, ledgers, scrapbooks, and artifacts documenting the life of Helen Lieb (1921-2006) and her work with the Albany High School Ex-Students Association, the Albany Abstract Co., World War II - Stamford Flying School, the Robert E. Nail, Jr. Scholarship, the Eastern Star, the Albany Chamber of Commerce, and the Old Jail Art Center.

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Robert E. Nail, Jr. Archives

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Lieb, Helen, 1921-2006

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Helen Maydene Sanders was born January 8, 1921 in Lubbock, TX. Helen moved with her parents Lonnie and Ercel Sanders and sister Laverne from Lubbock to Albany in 1936. She graduated from Albany High School in 1938 and was in the cast of the fist Fort Griffin Fandangle performance and participated in many other Fandangle performances over the years. She married Fredrick Gaither Lieb on December 21, 1941. Gaither as he was known went to Hardin-Simmons University and served overseas in World War II...

Lieb, Helen Maydene Sanders, 1921-2006

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Nail, Robert E., Jr., 1908-1968

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Robert Edward Nail, Jr. was born in Wolfe City, Texas on September 13, 1908. In 1909, his family moved to Albany, Texas. After high school, Robert attended the Lawrenceville Academy (1927-1929) where he published a number of short stories for the school literary magazine, The Lit . Following Lawrenceville, Nail attended and graduated from Princeton University (September 1929-June 1933). At Princeton, Nail published short stories in Princeton's The Nassau Lit . He also wrote and produced plays at...

Lieb, Fredrick Gaither, 1917-1996

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