brentlinger, beatrice
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Beatrice Brentlinger; Brentlinger, Beatrice
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- census-1920,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Cairo; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Liberty; Poplar, Montana
- First event date
- 1913-02-12
- Last event date
- 1929-05-17
Timeline — 14 events
- 1913-02-12 Dexter. Little Miss Beatrice Brentlinger was threatened by the grippe Sunday and is still very ill Quote: "Little Miss Beatrice Brentlinger was threatened by the grippe last Sunday, and is still very ill."
- 1913-12-17 Cairo. Went with her mother Mrs. Dr. Brentlinger to Cairo this morning to visit friends Co-mentioned: Mrs. Dr. Brentlinger. Quote: "Mrs. Dr. Brentlinger and daughter, Beatrice, went to Cairo this morning to visit friends."
- 1916-12 Dexter. Named on the December 1916 honor roll (Room 5, teacher Miss Dowdy) Quote: "HONOR STUDENT For December, 1916"
- 1917-05-03 Dexter, Mo.. Honor student for April 1917, Room 5. STANDARD-Not absent; not tardy; deportment 'S;' class work good Co-mentioned: Room 5, Miss Dowdy, Teacher. Quote: "STANDARD-Not absent; not tardy; deportment 'S;' class work good."
- 1924-04-25 Dexter. H. S. Orchestra member (violin); the orchestra rehearsed weekly since December, increased to twice a week to prepare for the Cape Girardeau contest in May Quote: "four violins, Beatrice Brentlinger"
- 1925-01-09 Dexter. In honor of her birthday anniversary, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Brentlinger gave a six o’clock dinner last Wednesday to a number of friends of Miss Beatrice Brentlinger; those present were Misses Juanita Smith, Lorraine Darby, Sarah Hudson, Christine Keaton, Margaret Patterson, and Messrs. Billy Du…
- 1925-12-11 Fulton. Beatrice Brentlinger of Dexter was elected to membership in the Dramatic Club of William Woods College, Fulton, Missouri Co-mentioned: Loraine Darby. Quote: "have been elected to membership in the Dramatic Club of William Woods College"
- 1925-12-25 Fulton. Miss Beatrice Brentlinger of Dexter, a student of violin under Miss Hazel Jean Kirk, won new honors at a recital given by students of the Jameson Conservatory of Music at William Woods College, Fulton, Missouri Quote: "Miss Beatrice Brentlinger, of Dexter, Mo., delighted a large audience at…
- 1925-12-25 Dexter. Miss Beatrice Brentlinger, a student of William Woods, Fulton, Mo., arrived here Saturday for the holidays with homefolk, Dr. T. J. Brentlinger, and family Co-mentioned: T. J. Brentlinger. Quote: ""arrived here Saturday for the holidays with homefolk, Dr. T. J. Brentlinger, and family""
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. Young woman athlete of William Woods College from Dexter; described as a leader in sport events at the college, per the Fulton, Apr. 20 item Quote: "Miss Beatrice Brentlinger of Dexter, is a young woman athlete of William Woods College"
- 1926-12-17 Dexter. Miss Beatrice Brentlinger, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Brentlinger of Dexter, was elected to membership in the Athena Club of William Woods College, Fulton, Mo Co-mentioned: Dr. T. J. Brentlinger. Quote: "ELECTED TO ATHENA CLUB OF WILLIAM WOODS"
- 1927-01-21 Fulton. Miss Brentlinger Stars: Fulton, Jan. 20 — Miss Beatrice Brentlinger, of Dexter, as 'Chang Lee' in the presentation of 'East is West,' a three-act play by the Dramatic department of William Woods College; Miss Irene Angel, head of the dramatic department, staged and directed it Co-mentioned:…
- 1929-05-17 Poplar, Montana. Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Brentlinger of Dexter, married Mr. J. G. VanRee of Poplar, Montana, Saturday May 11 at 9 a.m.; Dexter High graduate who had taught at Medicine Lake, Montana Co-mentioned: J. G. VanRee. Quote: "Miss Beatrice Brentlinger was married to Mr. J. G. VanRee,…
- (undated) Dexter. Beatrice Brentlinger of Dexter took third place in girls' declamation at the Teachers College meet with 'The Convict's Violin'; the finals drew pupils from Jackson, Cape Girardeau, Sikeston, Senath, Illmo, Charleston, Hermann and other schools Quote: "Beatrice Brentlinger of Dexter was third…
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