hubbard, ina e
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Hubbard, Ina E.; Ina E. Hubbard
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1929-08-23
- Last event date
- 1931-08-21
Timeline — 24 events
- 1920-11-05 Principal of the Dexter public school; signed the honor roll notice explaining honor roll vs. examination-excuse requirements
- 1924-05-16 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard offers a nine-weeks Summer Course in piano Voice and Harmony; term opens May 19 Quote: "Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard offers a nine-weeks Summer Course in piano Voice and Harmony. Term opens May 19"
- 1925-01-23 Dexter. Directed the Monday Club's open session program 'The Music of the American Indian,' held Monday afternoon in the rest rooms over the Township Building, with Miss Bird Bingham as reader and Indian rugs, blankets, pottery and pictures setting the atmosphere Co-mentioned: Bird Bingham. Quote: "…
- 1925-05-22 Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard advertises a Twelve Weeks' Summer Term in PIANO AND VOICE, May 25th to August 15th Quote: "Twelve Weeks' Summer Term IN PIANO AND VOICE."
- 1925-05-29 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard advertised a twelve weeks' summer term in piano and voice, May 25th to August 15th Quote: "Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard — Twelve Weeks' Summer Term IN PIANO AND VOICE, May 25th, to August 15th."
- 1925-09-04 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard and son John Walter left this week for St. Louis, Chicago and Rochester, Minn., where she will consult specialists about John Walter's eyes; she expects to be away four months or longer, during which her music pupils will be taught by Mrs. Joe Mathews Holdt Co-mentioned:…
- 1926-04-30 Cape Girardeau. Teacher of piano and voice; took pupils Harriet Swinger and Juanita Glenn to the high school music contest at Cape Girardeau last Friday; coached winners Shelby Stewart (voice) and Dorothy Neal (piano) Quote: "were coached by Mrs. Hubbard"
- 1926-08-27 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard announces her studio will open Monday, September 6th; arrangements for lessons may be made at any time, telephone No. 114 Quote: "Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard announces that her studio will open Monday, September 6th"
- 1926-08-27 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard's summer piano class closed with a musical party and light refreshments; nineteen pupils had perfect practice records, including Mary Duncan, Ruth Culbertson, Marjorie Creek, Ruth Coy and Virginia Vernon Quote: "The first grade pupils of Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard's summer class…
- 1926-09-03 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard announced her violin and piano studios will open Monday; a charge of fifty cents per week will be made for class lessons, and beginners get a free first lesson Quote: "Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard announces that her studios will open Monday"
- 1926-11-05 Dexter. Through the untiring efforts of Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard, the music lovers of Dexter and vicinity heard the MacBurney-Turner Costumed Singers on Wednesday evening at the High School auditorium
- 1927-11-18 Ina E. Hubbard advertised a 1923 Ford roadster for sale, cash, with new batteries Quote: "FOR SALE -- Ford roadster, 1923 model ... INA E. HUBBARD"
- 1927-12-16 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard will present her primary and intermediate piano pupils in recital at the Christian church Monday evening Quote: "RECITAL"
- 1929-08-23 Dexter. Miss Ina E. Hubbard returned from Chicago the first of the week, where she has been studying music for the past two weeks Quote: "Miss Ina E. Hubbard returned from Chicago the first of the week, where she has been studying music for the past two weeks."
- 1930-05-02 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard's music pupils who are High school Seniors will give a vesper recital Sunday afternoon, May 4th, at the Presbyterian church at three o'clock Quote: "will be heard in recital Sunday afternoon, May 4th, at the Presbyterian church"
- 1930-05-16 Dexter. Summer term in Music, Piano, Voice, Harmony, ten weeks, May 19 to July 26; Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard Quote: "Summer term in Music, Piano Voice, Harmony, ten weeks, May 19 to July 26"
- 1930-08-22 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard, teacher of PIANO and VOICE; fall term opens Sept. 1, eighth season; private or class lessons, phone 114 Quote: "Fall term opens Sept. 1"
- 1930-08-22 Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard returned Tuesday from Chicago, where she has been studying music for the past few weeks; she attended a class conducted by the world-famous authority on voice, Frantz Prochowski, and did private work with Maurice G. Ivans and T. N. MacBurney
- 1930-09-05 Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard, teacher of piano and voice; fall term opens Sept. 1, eighth season; private or class lessons; phone 114 Quote: "Teacher of PIANO and VOICE"
- 1930-11-07 St. Louis. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard was the guest, Sunday, of her little son, John Walter, who is attending school in St. Louis Co-mentioned: John Walter.
- 1930-12-12 Dexter. Her grade-school piano pupils to appear in recital next Thursday evening in the Junior High School Auditorium Quote: "Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard's piano pupils of Grade School age, will appear in recital next Thursday evening in the Junior High School Auditorium"
- 1931-08-21 Dexter. ANNOUNCEMENT: 'Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard has arranged with Mrs. Rita Hutcherson to teach Piano and Mrs. J. L. Priester to teach Shorthand this year. Mr. Hatton, who is on leave of absence this year, on account of sickness.' 22-2t Co-mentioned: Mrs. Rita Hutcherson; Mrs. J. L. Priester; Mr. Hatton.
- (undated) Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard, Dexter teacher of piano and voice, is arranging an appearance of the Chicago MacBurney-Turner Trio in Dexter on Tuesday, Nov. 2; adult tickets one dollar, high school and grade students seventy-five cents; place to be announced Quote: "Arrangements are being made by Mrs.…
- (undated) Dexter. Mrs. Ina E. Hubbard's first- and second-grade piano pupils gave a private recital Friday afternoon at the Grade School Building, and her Boys' Recital was given Wednesday afternoon at the Junior High Quote: "gave a private recital last Friday afternoon at the Grade School Building"
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