gunter, ed e
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Ed E. Gunter; Ed. E. Gunter; Gunter, Ed. E.
- Record count
- 18
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Leon; Leon, Iowa; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1911-02-08
- Last event date
- 1931-09-25
Timeline — 30 events
- 1911-02-08 St. Louis. Made a business trip to St. Louis this week Quote: "Ed. E. Gunter made a business trip to St. Louis, this week."
- 1914-03-18 Ed E. Gunter returned Saturday from French Lick Springs, improved in health but not in looks Quote: "Ed E. Gunter returned Saturday from French Lick Springs, improved in health but not in looks."
- 1914-10-07 Leon, Iowa. Ed. E. Gunter, the jeweler, is visiting his mother in Leon, Iowa Quote: "Ed. E. Gunter, the jeweler, is visiting his mother in Leon, Iowa."
- 1914-11-04 Leon, Iowa. Ed. E. Gunter has returned from a visit of several weeks to his mother at Leon, Iowa Quote: "Ed. E. Gunter has returned from a visit of several weeks to his mother at Leon, Iowa."
- 1915-04-21 Dexter. Miss Ethel Stevens is now engaged behind the soda fountain counter at Ed. E. Gunter's popular place [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Ethel Stevens.
- 1915-10-08 St. Louis. Ed. E. Gunter, jeweler, went to St. Louis Tuesday to purchase goods [date from clip_id] Quote: "went to St. Louis Tuesday, to purchase goods"
- 1916-02-25 Dexter. Has removed the partition between his jewelry department and cream parlor, replacing it with pillars and panels of beaver board, much to the interior's improvement
- 1916-03-31 Dexter. Proprietor of Ed. E. Gunter's Jewelry Store; brand new $300 Brewster piano for sale at $150 cash
- 1916-04-07 For sale: brand new $300 Brewster piano, $150 cash if taken at once, at Ed. E. Gunter's Jewelry Store
- 1916-04-14 For sale: brand new $300 Brewster piano, can be had for $150 cash if taken at once; Ed. E. Gunter's Jewelry Store Quote: "Brand new $300 Brewster piano. Can be had for $150 cash if taken at once."
- 1916-06-02 St. Louis. Attending the Optometrists' Association in St. Louis this week Quote: "Ed E. Gunter is attending the Optometrists' Association in St. Louis this week."
- 1924-06-06 Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter's The Sweet Shop, Dexter, serves Wooburn's Cream (made in Poplar Bluff) by the plate or by the gallon: 'Made in Poplar Bluff. Is the Cream Noted For PURITY, EXCELLENCE, DELICIOUSNESS.' Quote: "THE SWEET SHOP / ED. E. GUNTER'S"
- 1924-06-13 Dexter. Woodburn's Ice Cream is served by the plate or gallon at The Sweet Shop and Ed. E. Gunter's in Dexter Co-mentioned: The Sweet Shop. Quote: "The BEST Ice Cream"
- 1924-07-04 Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter's The Sweet Shop advertises Woodburn's ice cream served by the plate or by the gallon in Dexter Quote: "You can get it served by the plate or by the gallon"
- 1924-07-11 Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter's Sweet Shop in Dexter advertises Woodburn's ice cream served by the plate or by the gallon Quote: ""THE SWEET SHOP ED. E. GUNTER'S""
- 1924-07-18 Dexter. Advertisement: 'The BEST Ice Cream' — Woodburn's Ice Cream served by the plate or by the gallon at THE SWEET SHOP, ED. E. GUNTER'S Quote: "The BEST Ice Cream WOODBURN'S Ice Cream THE SWEET SHOP ED. E. GUNTER'S"
- 1924-07-25 Dexter. The BEST Ice Cream — WOODBURN'S Ice Cream. You can get it served by the plate or by the gallon at these places in Dexter. THE SWEET SHOP, ED. E. GUNTER'S
- 1924-08-01 Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter's Sweet Shop in Dexter serves Woodburn's ice cream (made from pure fruit juices) by the plate or gallon; fresh fruit flavors Quote: "You can get it served by the plate or by the gallon at these places in Dexter. THE SWEET SHOP ED. E. GUNTER'S"
- 1924-08-08 Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter's The Sweet Shop in Dexter serves Woodburn's Ice Cream, made from pure fruit juices, by the plate or by the gallon Quote: "THE SWEET SHOP ED. E. GUNTER'S"
- 1924-08-22 Dexter. Woodburn's ice cream, made from pure fruit juices, can be had served by the plate or by the gallon at Ed. E. Gunter's, Dexter Quote: "ED. E. GUNTER'S"
- 1924-08-29 Dexter. Woodburn's ice cream is served by the plate or the gallon at The Sweet Shop and Ed. E. Gunter's in Dexter Quote: "You can get it served by the plate or by the gallon at these places in Dexter."
- 1924-09-12 Dexter. The Sweet Shop of Ed. E. Gunter advertised Woodburn's ice cream, 'plain or with a topping of your favorite flavor,' as a healthful habit Quote: "Dropping in here for a dish of our WOODBURN'S IC ECREAM is not only a healthful habit, but it is a most enjoyable one."
- 1928-04-27 St. Louis. Ed E. Gunter and Charles H. Weeks were in St. Louis this week buying their spring stock of moving pictures and jewelry Co-mentioned: Charles H. Weeks.
- 1929-05-24 Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter installed a new Frigidaire in his place of business Quote: "Ed. E. Gunter has installed a new Frigidaire in his place of business."
- 1929-10-18 Dexter. Ed E. Gunter painted his store front a lovely Irish Green, which causes Bill Dugan to stop in front when passing Co-mentioned: Bill Dugan. Quote: "Ed E. Gunter has painted his store front a lovely Irish Green, which causes Bill Dugan to stop in front, when passing"
- 1931-09-25 Dexter. Mrs. Ed. E. Gunter charmingly entertained the Thimble Club Wednesday afternoon at her home on Stoddard street
- (undated) Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter is proprietor of The Sweet Shop at Dexter, serving Wooburn's Cream by the plate or gallon Quote: "You can get it served by the plate or by the gallon at these places in Dexter. THE SWEET SHOP ED. E. GUNTER'S"
- (undated) St. Louis. Returned Wednesday from Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, where he underwent a successful operation and is decidedly improved Quote: "returned Wednesday from Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, where he underwent successfully an operation and is decidedly improved"
- (undated) Dexter. Ed. E. Gunter, the jeweler, was confined to his home by illness for several days the past week Quote: "Ed. E. Gunter, the jeweler, was confined to his home by illness for several days the past week."
- (undated) Mr. Ed E. Gunter, who has been ill at his home for the past two weeks, is improving
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.