liles, helen
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Helen Liles; Liles, Helen
- Record count
- 13
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Dexter, Stoddard County, MO
- First event date
- 1911-01-04
- Last event date
- 1929-04-05
Timeline — 23 events
- 1911-01-04 Dexter. Dexter Public School honor roll Dec 1910 Room 4 Miss Pruitt Quote: "Room No. 4. Miss Pruitt. Graydon Ulen, Esther Webster, Mary Wilcox, George Dowdy, Hazel Wood, Lawrence Baldwin, Helen Liles, Dortha Blankenship, Luryine Hart, Mabel Hall, Ethe"
- 1911-02-01 Dexter, Stoddard County, MO. Honor roll, Dexter Public School, January 1911, Room 4 (Miss Pruit): grade 90 and above, neither absent nor tardy Quote: "HONOR ROLL For the Dexter Public School for JANUARY, 1911: Helen Liles Dorthy Blankenship"
- 1911-03-01 Dexter. Dexter Public School honor roll, Feb. 1911; requirements: not absent, not tardy, class work good, deportment 95%. Room No. 4 (Miss Pruitt) Quote: "For the Dexter Public School for February, 1911. REQUIREMENTS-Not Absent, Not Tardy, Class Work Good, Deportment 95 per cent."
- 1913-10-29 Dexter. With her sister Virginia Liles, assisted in serving refreshments at Mrs. Liles' Lady Maccabees social Co-mentioned: Virginia Liles. Quote: "the Misses Helen and Virginia Liles, served dainty refreshments"
- 1913-11-12 Dexter. Little Miss Helen Liles, daughter of Attorney and Mrs. Liles, was cut on the forehead by an ax while at play with little companions last Friday; the injury was not severe Co-mentioned: Attorney Liles; Mrs. Liles. Quote: "little Miss Helen Liles ... had the misfortune to get cut on the forehe…
- 1913-12-03 Named on the Dexter Statesman honor roll, Room 9, teacher Miss Dunbar; neither absent nor tardy, 95% class work good Quote: "HONOR ROLL"
- 1920-05-21 Dexter. Helen Liles is one of the thirty-one graduates of the Dexter city schools, Class of 1920 (printed list cut off after Wayne Brooks) Quote: ""The names of the graduates alphabetically arranged are:""
- 1920-12-24 Dexter. Miss Helen Liles, who is attending Lindenwood College, St. Louis, arrived home Saturday to spend the holidays with her parents, attorney and Mrs. Chas. Liles Co-mentioned: Chas. Liles (attorney, father); Mrs. Chas. Liles (mother). Quote: ""arrived home Saturday, to spend the holidays with he…
- 1921-01-14 Dexter. Guest at Miss Mary Wilcox's dinner Quote: "[Helen] Liles"
- 1921-04-08 St. Louis. Miss Helen Liles, attending Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Mo., is in a hospital in St. Louis under observation of eye specialists, having been struck with blindness in one eye; doctors so far unable to locate the cause. Her father, Atty. Chas. Liles, has been with her all week; Mrs. Li…
- 1921-04-22 Dexter. Miss Helen Liles returned from St. Louis where she had been under the care of physicians, Saturday; compelled to give up her school work at Lindenwood College on account of her eyes Quote: "Miss Helen Liles returned from St. Louis where she had been under the care of physicians, Saturday. Sh…
- 1921-04-29 Dexter. Informal dance and card party given by Miss Helen Liles on Monday evening, Apr 25, 1921, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Liles, Dexter; dainty refreshments served Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Liles. Quote: "Miss Helen Liles gave an informal dance and card party to a number…
- 1922-05-19 Sang 'Elsa's Appeal to the Knight' solo at the Monday Club meeting Quote: "Solo—Elsa's Appeal to the Knight—Helen Liles"
- 1924-05-02 Chaffee. Helen Liles listed in the Dexter High School alumni roster for the Class of 1916, residence given as Chaffee, Mo Quote: "Helen Liles, Chaffee, Mo."
- 1924-09-05 Chaffee. Returned to Chaffee, where she resumes teaching in the city schools Quote: "Miss Helen Liles has returned to Chaffee where she resumes teaching in the city schools."
- 1925-12-25 Dexter. Miss Helen Liles, who is attending Teachers' College, Cape Girardeau, is home for the holidays with her father, Atty. Charles Liles and family Co-mentioned: Charles Liles. Quote: ""is home for the holidays with her father, Atty. Charles Liles and family""
- 1926-02-19 Dexter. Misses Helen and Virginia Liles entertained several friends at a dinner party last Friday evening; guests included Miss Georgia Cox, Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe and husband, Charles Clowe, Carleton Clowe, Joe Griffith, Russell Hunt, and John C. Mohrstadt Co-mentioned: Virginia Liles; Miss Georgia C…
- 1926-11-12 Dexter. The Monday Club and the DeMolay boys of Dexter raised funds for a little girl near town who broke her leg; Misses Helen and Virginia Liles accompanied her, paying their own way Co-mentioned: Virginia Liles. Quote: ""Misses Helen and Virginia Liles accompanied her, the latter paying her own w…
- 1927-01-07 Poplar Bluff. Miss Helen Liles elected Vice-President and Miss Virginia Liles Corresponding Secretary of the Southeast Missouri Lindenwood Club, organized at Poplar Bluff December 29 among alumni of Lindenwood College. Next meeting at the home of Misses Helen and Virginia Liles sometime during April…
- 1927-01-28 Dexter. Married Sunday afternoon, Jan. 23, 1927, at five o'clock at the home of the bride's parents in Dexter, by Rev. J. Arthur Brown, pastor of the Methodist Church. Bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liles; attended Dexter Public Schools and Lindenwood College at St. Charles, Mo…
- 1929-04-05 Bloomfield. Final settlement of the estate of Helen Liles, deceased, to be made by executor Charles Liles at the Probate Court of Stoddard County on May 18, 1929 Co-mentioned: Charles Liles. Quote: "will make final settlement of said estate with the Probate Court of Stoddard County, Missouri"
- (undated) Chaffee. Teaching at Chaffee, was home for last Sunday Quote: "Miss Helen Liles, who is teaching at Chaffee, was home for last Sunday."
- (undated) Dexter. Helen Liles in the Sunday family visit (Miss Helen Liles, teacher at Chaffee, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Liles) Co-mentioned: Chas. Liles; Mrs. Chas. Liles. Quote: "Miss Helen Liles who is teaching in Chaffee, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Liles."
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