hart, lurlyne
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Hart, Lurlyne; Lurlyne Hart
- Record count
- 4
- Sources
- census-1920,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Liberty
- First event date
- 1920
- Last event date
- 1920-05-21
Timeline — 9 events
- 1920-04-16 Dexter. Lurlyne Hart went with three others to Cape Girardeau Saturday about the high school annual being printed there Co-mentioned: Blanche Hudson; Dorothy Blankenship; Wayne Reese. Quote: ""Misses Blanche Hudson, Dorothy Blankenship, Wayne Reese and Lurlyne Hart went to Cape Girardeau, Saturday,…
- 1920-05-21 Dexter. Lurlyne Hart is one of the thirty-one graduates of the Dexter city schools, Class of 1920 (printed list cut off after Wayne Brooks); she was valedictorian of the class Quote: ""The names of the graduates alphabetically arranged are:""
- 1922-06-02 Miss Lurlyne Hart left last week to attend Cape Teachers College Quote: ""Miss Lurlyne Hart left last week to attend Cape Teachers College.""
- 1924-05-02 Morehouse. Lurlyne Hart listed in the Dexter High School alumni roster for the Class of 1920, residence given as Morehouse, Mo Quote: "Lurlyne Hart, Morehouse, Mo."
- 1924-10-31 Dexter. Misses Lurlyne and Lois Hart spent last week's end in Cape Girardeau, Mo., and Cairo, Ill., visiting friends and relatives Co-mentioned: Lois Hart.
- 1925-10-23 Sikeston. Miss Lurlyne Hart, Cecil Proffer and Herman Proffer and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Proffer of Sikeston, Sunday Co-mentioned: Cecil Proffer; Herman Proffer; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Proffer. Quote: "Miss Lurlyne Hart, Cecil Proffer and Herman Proffer and wife were guest of Mr. and Mrs…
- (undated) Dexter. Miss Lurlyne Hart of Morehouse is visiting friends and relatives here this week Quote: "Miss Lurlyne Hart, of Morehouse, is visiting friends and relatives here this week."
- (undated) Dexter. Miss Lurlyne Hart, who is teaching at Morehouse, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Lou Hart Co-mentioned: Lou Hart.
- (undated) Morehouse. Misses Lurlyne Hart and Beulah Dowdy, two teachers at Morehouse, went to firms in Chicago handling sachet powders, perfumes, ball bluing and dress snaps to buy presents, naming Joe Griffith, Russell Hunt, Chester Treace, Cecil Proffer and Lois Hart in a satirical item Quote: "Misses Lurly…
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