triplett, mildred
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mildred Triplett; Triplett, Mildred
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Essex
- First event date
- 1930-02-28
- Last event date
- 1931-02-16
Timeline — 7 events
- 1927-04-29 Galloway. An eighth-grade graduation party of the Galloway School was given at the home of Miss Mildred Triplett Tuesday night, April 19; about 60 were present, games were played and refreshments of apple salad, whipped cream and cake were served Quote: "There were about 60 present and after games w…
- 1928-09-21 Essex. Mildred Triplett was absent from Essex school on account of sickness and the death of her little brother, for which the school expressed sympathy Quote: "Mildred Triplett, who has been absent on account of the sickness and death of her little brother, has returned. We extend sympathy."
- 1928-10-12 Essex. Mildred Triplett, a Sophomore, spent Monday night with Rachel Shobe, also a Sophomore Co-mentioned: Rachel Shobe.
- 1930-02-28 Essex. Travel letter notes Essex alumni: Mildred Triplett, bookkeeper in Tulsa, Oklahoma; Louie Garner writes from California; Madge Harper, former Essex teacher; Rachel Shobe; Frances Cox and Nella D. in St. Louis Co-mentioned: Louie Garner; Madge Harper; Rachel Shobe. Quote: "We were glad to see M…
- 1930-08-15 Essex. returned home with Miss Helen Popst Monday and is visiting there this week Co-mentioned: Miss Helen Popst. Quote: "returned home with her Monday and is visiting there this week"
- 1930-11-21 Dexter. Mildred Triplett, Roma and Eula Christian and Mary Duncan, of Dexter, spent Sunday with Grace and Vivian Ross Co-mentioned: Roma and Eula Christian, Mary Duncan.
- 1931-02-16 The Second Year 4-H Sewing Club 'Busy Bee' met at the leaders home Monday, Feb. 16, the President in charge of the business meeting; present: Nelda Hinman, Eunice Kamplain, Eileen Estes, Ruth Taylor, Mildred Triplett the leader, Bernice Kamplain; report given on the work; this was the seventh meetin…
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