munger, eugene
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Eugene Munger; Munger, Eugene
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Jefferson City; Little Rock; Little Rock, Arkansas; Poplar Bluff; St. Louis, Mo.
- First event date
- 1911-01-04
- Last event date
- 1917-03-29
Timeline — 16 events
- 1911-01-04 Dexter. Baptist B.Y.P.U. program participant; spent holidays deviling in Statesman office Quote: "and Masters Eugene Munger, Earl Smith, Roy Grace, Leslie Hubbard, Earl Smith and Roy Hubbard."
- 1911-01-04 Dexter. Dexter Public School honor roll Dec 1910 Room 10 Miss Wingo Quote: "Room No. 10. Miss Wingo. Lucile Biggs, Wilson Carter, Homer Howell, Lawrence Grissom, Marie Foreman, Ralph Harper, Fay Farmer, Dorothy Hill, Gus Hart, Dean Harpole, Glen Keen,"
- 1911-02-15 Dexter. Master Eugene Munger read Lincoln's Gettysburg speech at the meeting Co-mentioned: J. G. Robinson. Quote: "Master Eugene Munger, who read Lincoln's famous speech at Gettysburg"
- 1911-03-01 Dexter. Dexter Public School honor roll, Feb. 1911; requirements: not absent, not tardy, class work good, deportment 95%. Room No. 10 (Miss Wingo) Quote: "For the Dexter Public School for February, 1911. REQUIREMENTS-Not Absent, Not Tardy, Class Work Good, Deportment 95 per cent."
- 1914-04-15 Little Rock, Arkansas. Eugene Munger wrote his father this week that he had joined the Arkansas State Guards in Little Rock; he is hankering for the scraps of Greasers if war breaks out with Mexico Quote: "Gene is now hankering for the scraps of Greasers if war breaks out with Mexico"
- 1914-07-22 Poplar Bluff. Eugene Munger came in from Cape Girardeau Sunday, where he attended the state encampment of National Guards; he is corporal in Company D, Sixth Regiment, infantry at Poplar Bluff Quote: "Gene is corporal in Company D, Sixth Regiment, infantry at Poplar Bluff"
- 1915-01-27 Dexter. Has a position in the I. C. railroad's Auditor office at Cairo; spent last Sunday in Dexter as guest of his father Co-mentioned: Attorney George Munger. Quote: "Eugene Munger, who has a position in the I. C. railroad's Auditor office, at Cairo, spent last Sunday here, the guest of his father…
- 1916-03-17 Dexter. Eugene Munger arrived from St. Louis today to visit his father, Geo. Munger Co-mentioned: Geo. Munger.
- 1917-01-04 Jefferson City. Eugene Munger will leave for Jefferson City today (Jan. 4) to accept a position in the legislature; the position will come through Senator Von Mayes Co-mentioned: Senator Von Mayes. Quote: "Eugene Munger will leave for Jefferson City today for the purpose of accepting a position in t…
- 1917-03-29 Dexter, Mo.; St. Louis, Mo.. Joined the First Regiment, St. Louis; formerly worked at a shoe factory in Dexter Co-mentioned: George Munger (father, prosecuting attorney). Quote: "Eugene Munger, son of Prosecuting Attorney George Munger, has joined the First Regiment, St. Louis"
- 1917-04-06 Left last week to join his regiment in St. Louis Quote: "Eugene Munger left last week to join his regiment in St. Louis."
- 1925-08-14 Dexter. Eugene Munger was here Saturday enroute from Bloomfield to the Legion Reunion at Kansas City Quote: "Locals"
- 1926-03-19 Bloomfield. Eugene Munger was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Stoddard County Bar at its meeting at Parker's restaurant in Bloomfield last Monday evening Quote: "Eugene Munger, Secretary-Treasurer"
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. The attorneys were Dexter visitors last Wednesday Co-mentioned: George Munger. Quote: "Attys. George and Eugene Munger were Dexter visitors last Wednesday."
- 1927-04-15 Bloomfield. Named in Board of Equalization proceedings (Ringer's Addition): Lots 6, 7; Assessor's value 450, Board's value 550 Quote: "Eugene Munger"
- (undated) Bernie. Eugene Munger and family of Bloomfield were Bernie visitors Sunday Co-mentioned: family.
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.