weeks, charles jr
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Charles Weeks Jr.;Charles Weeks, Jr.;Chas. Weeks Jr.;Chas. Weeks, Jr.
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter,Mo.; Fayette,Dexter; Parma
- First event date
- 1914-10-21
- Last event date
- 1930-12-31
Timeline — 9 events
- 1914-10-21 Dexter. Fell off the steps to the back porch of his home last Thursday afternoon and broke his right arm above the elbow; recovering nicely Quote: "Chas. Weeks, Jr., fell off the steps to the back porch of his home, last Thursday afternoon, and broke his right arm above the elbow."
- 1916-03-31 Celebrates his birthday ("hisn") this week Quote: "Charles Weeks, Jr., celebrates "hisn" this week."
- 1917-01-19 Parma. Young son of Mrs. Chas. Weeks; returned Wednesday with her from a visit of several days to friends in Parma and Kennett Co-mentioned: Mrs. Chas. Weeks. Quote: "Mrs. Chas. Weeks and young son, Chas. Jr., returned Wednesday from a visit of several days to friends in Parma and Kennett."
- 1920-02-13 Dexter. Named on the Dexter Public School honor roll, Room 4 (teacher Miss McFerron) Quote: "HONOR ROLL PUBLIC SCHOOL"
- 1928-10-05 Dexter. Chas. Weeks, Jr. dislocated his right knee cap playing football; the knee was reset but he has not been able to attend school since the accident Quote: "While playing football last Wednesday week, had his right knee cap dislocated"
- 1929-06-07 Dexter. Fragment item continued on Page 8: Chas. Weeks, Jr., was going down Stoddard yesterday with a sign on his rear reading Two Weeks Off - remainder not visible
- 1930-09-05 Fayette. Charles Weeks, Jr., leaves tomorrow for Fayette, where he enters Central College Quote: "Charles Weeks, Jr., leaves tomorrow for Fayette, where he enters Central College."
- 1930-12-31 Dexter, Mo.. Met with a painful accident Wednesday while hunting with his father; twisted his knee, a dislocation
- (undated) Dexter. Charles Weeks, Jr. was one of four prize winners named by Hunt's Bottling Works for the best answers to the picture question run on the screen at Weeks' Theatre; each received a case of 'Howdy' Co-mentioned: Hunt's Bottling Works. Quote: "CHARLES WEEKS, JR.: Answer: 'Oh, boy! Now we can have…
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