michelson, charles
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Charles Michelson;Michelson, Charles;Michelson, Charles[?];Chas. Michelson
- Record count
- 12
- Sources
- census-1930,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bonne Terre,MO; Dexter; Dexter,Stoddard County; Liberty township; St. Louis,Dexter; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1929-01-18
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 17 events
- 1927-12-02 Dexter. Charles Michelson, described as the hustling merchant, expressed delight with the results of his sale before leaving Monday night for St. Louis on business; the sale continues with bargains and a doll for the little girl's Christmas; many fine $3 dolls were given away Saturday Quote: "grab t…
- 1928-03-02 Sikeston. Chas. Michelson was a business visitor at Sikeston Thursday Quote: "Chas. Michelson was a business visitor at Sikeston Thursday."
- 1928-07-27 St. Louis. Chas. Michelson was in St. Louis Sunday and Monday purchasing goods for his store Quote: "Chas. Michelson was in St. Louis Sunday and Monday purchasing goods for his store."
- 1928-08-31 St. Louis, Mo.. Charles and Mrs. Michelson were St. Louis visitors the first of the week buying stock for their popular store Co-mentioned: Mrs. Michelson. Quote: "Charles and Mrs. Michelson were St. Louis visitors the first of the week buying stock for their popular store."
- 1928-09-14 Dexter. Charles Michelson will close his store Saturday and Sunday for the Jewish holidays, and he and his family will spend the holidays at Flat River with friends and relatives Quote: "Charles Michelson will close his store Saturday and Sunday for the Jewish holidays."
- 1928-10-05 Dexter. Charles Michelson returned Monday from St. Louis, where he had gone to buy goods for his popular emporium
- 1928-10-12 Dexter. Were in the St. Louis market this week buying stock for the Dexter Tire and Battery Works big and growing trade Co-mentioned: Miss Ethel Michelson. Quote: "Charles Michelson and daughter, Miss Ethel, were in the St. Louis market this week buying stock"
- 1929-01-18 Dexter. Visited Sunday by Abe Rubenstein of Poplar Bluff Co-mentioned: Abe Rubenstein. Quote: "Abe Rubenstein, of Poplar Bluff, visited Chas. Michelson and family Sunday"
- 1929-02-22 St. Louis. Chas. Michelson is in St. Louis and Bonne Terre this week on business Quote: "Chas. Michelson is in St. Louis and Bonne Terre this week on business."
- 1929-03-15 St. Louis. Chas. Michelson was in St. Louis Monday and Tuesday Quote: "Chas. Michelson was in St. Louis Monday and Tuesday."
- 1929-03-22 Dexter. Chas. Michelson's sale last Saturday attracted such large crowds that Michelson had to lock his doors at times so that he could wait on the crowds; 'This didn't make Charlie mad one bit, nor was the crowd displeased. They got the bargains and 'Mike' got success.'
- 1929-05-10 Dexter. Dr. S. M. Michelson of St. Louis was the guest of his brother, Charles Michelson, this week Co-mentioned: S. M. Michelson. Quote: "Dr. S. M. Michelson, of St. Louis, was the guest of his brother, Charles Michelson, this week."
- 1929-07-05 Bonne Terre, MO. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michelson visited friends and relatives in Bonne Terre, Sunday Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michelson visited friends and relatives in Bonne Terre, Sunday."
- 1929-07-12 Dexter, Stoddard County. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michelson motored to Doniphan, Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Max Heller and daughter of Maden Co-mentioned: Max Heller.
- 1929-08-02 Dexter. Chas. Michelson returned from St. Louis Monday morning where he spent a few days buying goods; he saw the St. Louis Robin refueling Sunday afternoon and said they were able to get within two miles of the airport, no closer
- 1929-08-23 Dexter. Next Trades Day will be in the middle of the week instead of on Saturday, according to the chairman of the next Trades Day, Chas. Michelson; change believed to benefit farmers and merchants Quote: "Another Big Trades Day"
- 1930-02-28 St. Louis. Charles Michelson was in St. Louis Sunday and Monday, where he visited his son, Arthur, of Louisville, Ky., who was in St. Louis those days Co-mentioned: Arthur Michelson.
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