Box 4

In the 1930s, Mary O. Reeve ("Mame") was living in Bedford. Pa. Notes from niece. a student at Mount Holyoke. Letters from sister-in-law Virginia A. Reeve from Shanghai, China, 1933, where she was living - her son-in-law Leon A. Fritchman was working there. Her granddaughter was a student at the American School.

1930s in Bedford. Pa. Notes from niece student at Mount Holyoke. Letters from sister-in-law Virginia A. Reeve from Shanghai, China, 1933, where she was living, her son-in-law Leon A. Fritchman, working there. Granddaughter a student at the American School.

Peg was the daughter of Annie and Edmund Smith, the letters addressed 211 Juliana Street, Bedford, Pa. Loving letters, in 1930s to her "Auntie," living in Cleveland, Ohio. She married William F. Satterthwaite, and their daughter was named Margaret "Margie"

Mildred was the daughter of Mary's brother Edward B. Reeve and Virginia Antrim Reeve. She married Leon A. Fritchman in 1922. From 1934-1937, the family was in Shanghai, China, where Leon was working. They returned to the US just before political situation deteriorated, and Leon developed health issues.

Mary Wilson Smith, daughter of Annie Way Smith, married Howard Paton Vincent in 1931, a prominent professor and Fulbright lecturer in Europe. Letters between "Auntie" Mary O. Reeve from Fishertown and from Mary. W. Letters between Mary and Howard Vincent and Mary Smith Vincent to her mother Annie and "Auntie" Mary O. Reeve.

Intermittent entries. Mary taught at Medford Friends School and did not enjoy teaching. Draft of a letter to students with words of encouragement. In her diary, she commented "Oh the trials of school teaching" and couldn't wait to be released. Her brother Walter married a non-member in 5 month 1881, and Mary expressed concern whether Addie (Adelaide) would be accepted.

Incomplete. She mentioned activities of Smith children, attending meetings.

Willis R. Hotchkiss spoke

Bank accounts, cancelled checks, etc.