green, herman
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Green, Herman; Herman Green
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield, Mo.; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.
- First event date
- 1920-02-13
- Last event date
- 1931-11-13
Timeline — 7 events
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1920-02-13
Dexter. Named on the Dexter Public School honor roll, Room 4 (teacher Miss McFerron) Quote: "HONOR ROLL PUBLIC SCHOOL"
school · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-02-13 clip backlog-1911-20-085
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1920-04-30
School honor roll, Room 4, teacher Miss McFerren, as printed in The Dexter Statesman, 1920-04-30 Quote: "Herman Green"
school · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-04-30 clip B-638-20260929-honorroll-048
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1920-04-30
Dexter. Herman Green on the honor roll, Room 4, Dexter school (teacher Miss McFerron) Co-mentioned: Miss McFerron (teacher). Quote: "HONOR ROLL"
school · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-04-30 clip backlog-1911-20-100
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1931-02-21
Bloomfield, Mo.. Herman Green and wife returned Saturday (Feb 21) from Sapulpa, Oklahoma, where Mr. Green has been working with the Rogers Bakery; they are at Rev. J. M. King's at Bloomfield, for the present Co-mentioned: J. M. King.
visit · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-02-21 clip ds-1931-02-27-p04
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1931-04-10
Dexter, Mo.. Herman Green has taken the place vacated by Edward Coy with the Dexter Bakery. Green is a real baker who learned his trade under Henry Scheerer; assisted by his mother, Mrs. J. M. King, he will continue conducting the Smith refreshment place on South Locust street. (Town Talk) Co-mentio…
business_change · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-04-10 clip ds-1931-04-10-p08
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1931-11-06
Dexter. FOR SALE: Edison Phonograph. See me at Dexter Bakery. HERMAN GREEN Quote: "FOR SALE--Edison Phonograph. See me at Dexter Bakery"
business · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-11-06 clip octdec31-R6
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1931-11-13
Dexter. FOR SALE: 'Edison Phonograph. See me at Dexter Bakery. HERMAN GREEN.' Quote: "FOR SALE—Edison Phonograph."
business · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-11-13 clip octdec31-R7
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