utley, frank
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- Name variants
- Frank Utley; Utley, Frank
- Record count
- 41
- Sources
- census-1930,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bernie; Bloomfield; Caruthersville; Caruthersville, MO; Charleston; Crowder; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Essex; Kennett, Mo.; Leslie, Ark.; Liberty township; Poplar Bluff; St. Francis, Ark.; Tanner; Van Buren, Mo.
- First event date
- 1913-11-12
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 63 events
- 1913-11-12 Kennett, Mo.. Appointed to the Nomination committee of the Ben Hur congress at Kennett Quote: "Nomination: Mrs. Wm. Harmon, Frank Utley and Miss Lou Bow--"
- 1913-11-12 Crowder. Frank Utley of Crowder was a visitor at S. J. Kimbrell's last week Co-mentioned: S. J. Kimbrell.
- 1914-11-25 Crowder. Of Crowder, Mo.; an aspiring young business man connected with the T. B. H. lodge in an official capacity; married Miss Miza Nations last Sunday evening; to make home in Dexter after January 1 Co-mentioned: Miza Nations. Quote: "Mr. Frank Utley, of Crowder, Mo."
- 1914-12-23 Dexter. Esq. Frank Utley, of Crowder, Mo., was here Sunday [item garbled]; L. B. Culbertson is named as "her uncle" Co-mentioned: L. B. Culbertson. Quote: "Esq. Frank Utley, of Crowder, Mo., was here, Sunday"
- 1915-10-15 Dexter. Frank Utley, General Merchant, one door west of R. O. Carter's on Stoddard Street, has opened a stock of dry goods, clothing, hats, notions and staple and fancy groceries Quote: "Bargains Every Day of the Year"
- 1915-10-22 Dexter. Frank Utley, general merchant, has opened a stock of new and up-to-date dry goods, clothing, hats, notions and staple and fancy groceries one door west of R. O. Carter's on Stoddard Street, advertising bargains every day of the year [date from clip_id] Quote: "Bargains Every Day of the Year"
- 1915-10-29 Dexter. General merchant; opened a stock of new and up-to-date dry goods, clothing, hats, notions and staple and fancy groceries; one door west of R. O. Carter's, Stoddard Street Quote: "FRANK UTLEY GENERAL MERCHANT"
- 1915-11-05 Dexter. Entered the list of Dexter Boosters in the Statesman's trade-boosting contest; merchants issuing contest votes on cash purchases: Clyde's Candy Shop, Hobson's Cash Store, LaRue & LaRue (druggists), E. E. Gunter's Jewelry Dept., and Utley's Dry Goods Dept Quote: "Frank Utley Enters List of De…
- 1915-11-05 Dexter. Frank Utley, general merchant, has opened a stock of new and up-to-date dry goods, clothing, hats, notions and staple and fancy groceries one door west of R. O. Carter's on Stoddard Street, Dexter Quote: "FRANK UTLEY GENERAL MERCHANT"
- 1917-03-23 Sikeston. Frank Utley and wife visited Sikeston Tuesday
- 1920-08-27 Dexter. Frank Utley of Dexter named a member of the Stoddard County Advisory Board of the Salvation Army at the Monday night organization meeting Quote: "The other members of the Board are:"
- 1921-03-25 Dexter, Ward 2, South. Named election judge for Dexter, Ward 2, South in the coming township election, March 29, 1921 (appointments made March 11 and 26, 1921; June Riley, Clerk) Co-mentioned: June Riley (Clerk). Quote: "Following are the names of the Election Judges for the coming Township Election…
- 1922-04-28 Dexter. Frank Utley bought out L. H. Culbertson's fourth interest in the firm of Utley & Co.; hereafter the firm will be known as Utley's Store Co-mentioned: L. H. Culbertson. Quote: "Last week, Frank Utley bought out the fourth interest of L. H. Culbertson in the firm of Utley & Co., and hereafter…
- 1924-03-07 Dexter. Frank Utley, elected alderman of first ward last April to fill out an unexpired term of a year, is candidate for Alderman from Ward One at the City Election April 1
- 1924-07-11 Dexter. Committee member of the Dexter Free Gift Ass'n, which announces a Big Trades Day featuring the giving of a Ford Touring Car together with handsome cash prizes; coupons passed out indiscriminately, unrelated to purchases; arrangeable at the First National or the Citizens Bank of Dexter Quote:…
- 1924-09-05 Essex. Utley was delayed attending the Jobbers' Association at Cairo Wednesday by having a car hit him just before he reached Essex Quote: "Utley was delayed by having a car hit him just before he reached Essex"
- 1924-09-26 Dexter. Made a killing with his White Wyandottes at the Sikeston Fair last week: 1st on cockerel, first on pullet and 4th on hen Quote: "made a killing with his White Wyandottes"
- 1925-06-19 Dexter. Won 2nd premium for Wyandotte poultry at the Stoddard County Fair and Jubilee Quote: "Wyandotte, ... 2nd. Frank Utley"
- 1925-08-21 Sedalia. Frank Utley traveled with Calvin Norman from the Missouri State Fair through Mountain Grove and the Ozarks to Sedalia Co-mentioned: Calvin (Dick) Norman. Quote: "Frank Utley drove old Henry all the way"
- 1925-10-02 Dexter. Frank Utley of Dexter won poultry prizes at the Southeast Missouri Fair: White Wyandottes ribbons and $8.50 cash; Cockerels 1st, Pullets 1st and 2nd, Old Pen 1st and champion Best Display, Eggs 1st and 3rd Quote: "White Wyandottes, ribbons and $8.50 cash prizes"
- 1925-10-23 Dexter. Frank Utley is on the committee for Dexter's Community Celebration of Hallowe'en on the night of Friday, October 30th on Stoddard Street Co-mentioned: Bert Pruitt; Louie Ulen; S. T. Cannon; John Mohrstadt; Rollo Smith; Rev. F. P. Morrison; Rev. S. H. Hardy; Rev. J. A. Brown. Quote: "Dexter w…
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. Frank Utley and John Langley had a set-to on Stoddard street yesterday morning and were separated by E. W. Kee, newly elected marshal Quote: "had a set-to on Stoddard street, and after passing a few punches were separated by E. W. Kee"
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. Elected Alderman 1st Ward with 204 votes, defeating C. Ardinger (176) Quote: "Utley in the first ward defeated Ardinger"
- 1926-04-09 Dexter. Frank Utley thanks Dexter friends for their support and votes electing him Alderman of Ward No. 1 Quote: "they gave me in Tuesday's election, electing me Alderman of Ward No. 1"
- 1926-06-25 Crawfordsville, Indiana. Frank Utley went to Crawfordsville, Indiana this week to attend a Ben Hur meeting
- 1926-09-10 Dexter. Local chicken raisers plan a poultry exhibit October 18, 19 and 20 in connection with the Dairy and Agriculture display; Frank Utley, Calvin Dick, and Norman or G. V. Sheets named as contacts Co-mentioned: Calvin Dick; Norman Sheets; G. V. Sheets. Quote: "POULTRY SHOW PLANNED"
- 1928-01-27 Dexter. Named with Homer Morgan and Dr. S. T. Cannon to the program committee for the regular monthly meeting of the Dexter Chamber of Commerce at the First Methodist church Quote: "The program committee, consisting of Frank Utley, Homer Morgan and Dr. S. T. Cannon have something of special interest…
- 1928-02-10 Dexter. Announced as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Dexter in the city election to be held Tuesday, April 3rd; a leading Dexter business man, in the mercantile business here for more than 15 years Quote: "announce Frank Utley as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of Dexter"
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. Announced as a candidate for Mayor (City Election, April 1928), per the Statesman political announcements Quote: "FOR MAYOR-- FRANK UTLEY"
- 1928-03-16 Dexter. Frank Utley announced as a candidate for Mayor at the city election, August 1928 (county) / April 1928 (city) Quote: "FOR MAYOR - FRANK UTLEY"
- 1928-08-17 Dexter. Crossing South Main at Walnut, Utley was nearly struck by an auto driven by Jack Walker, who cut the corner disregarding the turning block; Utley protested and Walker answered with profanity Co-mentioned: Jack Walker. Quote: "Frank Utley was crossing South Main at Walnut, Wednesday between n…
- 1928-11-09 Dexter. Won best pen of White Wyandottes at the Dexter Community Fair (shirt prize at Elder Mfg. Co.) Quote: "White Wyandottes, shirt at Elder Mfg. Co., Frank Utley"
- 1929-04-19 St. Francis, Ark.. Frank Utley with Wiley Jenkins and John Stickler made a business trip to St. Francis, Ark., Wednesday Co-mentioned: Wiley Jenkins; John Stickler. Quote: "Frank Utley, Wiley Jenkins and John Stickler made a business trip to St. Francis, Ark., Wednesday"
- 1929-05-17 Card of thanks to friends and the Fire Company for helping to save what was saved at the fire in his store Wednesday Quote: "I want to thank the friends and the Fire Company for helping to save what was saved at the fire in my store Wednesday."
- 1929-05-24 Bernie. Frank Utley, Tom Burton, G. L. Jeffress, Griff Stewart and Ben Gillis took in the tent meeting at Bernie Monday evening Co-mentioned: Tom Burton; G. L. Jeffress; Griff Stewart; Ben Gillis. Quote: "took in the tent meeting at Bernie Monday evening."
- 1929-06-14 Dexter. Frank Utley and Jack Sherwood sent each of the five fire men and the chief of the City department a $5 check for the quick work the boys did in stopping the fire in Utley's store; Chief Boyer, in the thirteen years he has served, has answered 225 calls and missed six
- 1929-06-28 Crowder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley were visitors in Crowder Monday evening
- 1929-10-04 Poplar Bluff. Stoddard County breeders won at the Butler County Fair at Poplar Bluff: Frank Utley's White Wyandottes took six prizes (first on Old Pen, first and second on Young Pen, first on Old Hen, first on Cock, plus sweepstakes for best Old Pen at the Fair); J. Q. Carter of Dexter won three pri…
- 1929-10-04 Van Buren, Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley and Mesdames L. T. Welborn, Jack Caldwell, Russell Day and Will J. Fort were guests of the Officer of the Supreme Court of Ben Hur, at a banquet held in Van Buren, Mo., Wednesday. There were about forty-four in attendance Co-mentioned: Mrs. Frank Utley; L. T.…
- 1929-10-11 Crowder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley spent Sunday in Crowder as guests of the former's brother, A. Utley Co-mentioned: A. Utley. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley spent Sunday in Crowder as guests of the former's brother, A. Utley."
- 1929-10-25 Dexter. Community Fair here next week. Program: Monday, October 28 receiving and entering exhibits; entries must all be in by Tuesday morning the 29th; Wednesday, October 30; Thursday, October 31 with a parade through downtown, a 2:30 p.m. football game between Gideon and Dexter(?), and exhibition b…
- 1929-11-29 Dexter. partial-page screenshot; Local Happenings: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley spent Thanksgiving with the former's brother, Arnie Utley, and wife Co-mentioned: Arnie Utley.
- 1929-12-20 Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley and Mrs. Lon Masters were guests of relatives and friends in Charleston, Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Frank Utley; Mrs. Lon Masters.
- 1930-01-17 Dexter. Warrant No. 238: judge election Dexter 1, $6.00 Quote: "Frank Utley: judge election Dexter 1"
- 1930-04-18 Bloomfield. A. A. Utley and Frank Utley and Morris Lynn were attending court in Bloomfield Tuesday Quote: "A. A. and Frank Utley and Morris Lynn were attending court in Bloomfield Tuesday."
- 1930-04-18 A. A. Utley of Crowder, Mo., and Morris Lynn of Tanner were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley Tuesday Co-mentioned: A. A. Utley. Quote: "A. A. Utley of Crowder, Mo., and Morris Lynn of Tanner, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley, Tuesday."
- 1930-05-09 Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lynn of Tanner, Sunday Co-mentioned: Morris Lynn. Quote: "were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lynn, of Tanner, Sunday"
- 1930-06-06 Crowder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley and Rev. A. A. Hedges drove to Crowder, Mo., yesterday afternoon for the funeral of Mr. W. B. Atkinson Co-mentioned: Mrs. Frank Utley. Quote: "drove to Crowder, Mo., yesterday afternoon, where Elder Hedges conducted the funeral of Mr. W. B. Atkinson"
- 1930-06-20 Esq.; with wife, has a fine specimen of night-blooming cereus with three gorgeous blooms; folks going there to see it in droves Quote: "LOCAL NEWS"
- 1930-07-11 Dexter. Plays the wiley bootlegger who throws himself on the mercy of the court Quote: "Frank Utley, the wiley bootlegger"
- 1930-08-01 Caruthersville. With his wife, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nations at Caruthersville; also attended the funeral of Welton Foster, who drowned Friday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nations; Welton Foster. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred…
- 1930-09-19 Essex. With Mrs. Utley, spent Sunday as the guests of relatives and friends at Essex Co-mentioned: Mrs. Frank Utley. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley spent Sunday as the guests of relatives and friends at Essex."
- 1930-12-05 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley were guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Brandon, Sunday evening
- 1930-12-26 Crowder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley spent Sunday with relatives in Crowder Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley spent Sunday with relatives in Crowder."
- 1931-01-04 Leslie, Ark.. Were guests of their sister, Mrs. Will Morford, of Leslie, Ark., from Sunday until Tuesday Co-mentioned: Arnie Utley; Will Morford.
- 1931-01-11 Caruthersville, MO. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley and Mrs. Verda Nations were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nations in Caruthersville, Sunday Co-mentioned: Fred Nations; Verda Nations.
- 1931-06-07 Caruthersville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley spent Sunday in Caruthersville and Kennett, the guests of relatives and friends Co-mentioned: Mrs. Frank Utley.
- 1931-07-30 Frank Utley moved Thursday into one of Mr. Raney's houses on the North side, while he has his house wrecked and a modern new home built instead Co-mentioned: Mr. Raney.
- 1931-08-01 Dexter, Mo.. Esq. Frank Utley's night-blooming cereus blossomed out again last Saturday night; many of Dexter's citizens went to the Utley home to see this rare sight; the flower blooms only once a year, a flash-light picture taken by Thomason, Dexter photographer, now displayed in his show window Q…
- 1931-10-02 Dexter. Frank Utley's new home is nearing completion; quite an addition to the looks of the entire neighborhood — 'if Frank opens it up with a house-warmin we'll be there with a shake a graceful heel.'
- 1931-12-11 Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utley visited Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Brandon at Essex last Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Frank Utley.
- (undated) Dexter. Alderman; paid $39 for 13 meetings and $5 for 2 meetings in 1923 Quote: "Frank Utley, alderman, attending 13 meetings"
- (undated) Cape Girardeau. Frank Utley and wife motored to Cape Girardeau, Sunday, and while there they visited the famous hatchery and saw them taking off a hatch of 1800 chicks Co-mentioned: Mrs. Frank Utley.
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