keaton, bess
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Miss Bess Keaton
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Cairo; Cape; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Sikeston
- First event date
- 1929-04-05
- Last event date
- 1930-11-28
Timeline — 8 events
- 1925-03-06 Dexter. Miss Bess Keaton has recovered from an attack of the 'flu' and has returned to school
- 1927-01-07 Dexter. Miss Bess Keaton has returned to William Woods College, Fulton, after the holidays spent with relatives here
- 1928-08-10 Dexter. Miss Bess Keaton gave a slumber party to a company of Dexter's most lovely ones at her home on the South side last Wednesday; 'The neighborhood didn't sleep well that night for obvious reasons.'
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. Miss Bess Keaton sprained her ankle Wednesday and by it was kept from teaching Thursday and Friday Quote: "Miss Bess Keaton sprained her ankle Wednesday and by it was kept from teaching Thursday and Friday."
- 1929-04-19 Sikeston. Misses Bess Keaton, Juanita Smith, Ruby Stevens, Ethel Huddleston and Frieda Smith were Sikeston visitors Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Miss Juanita Smith; Miss Ruby Stevens; Miss Ethel Huddleston; Miss Frieda Smith.
- 1929-05-31 Cape. Miss Bess Keaton and Miss Breslau Baker left Tuesday for the Cape to take the teachers' summer course Co-mentioned: Miss Breslau Baker. Quote: "left Tuesday for the Cape to take the teachers' summer course."
- 1929-06-21 Cape Girardeau. Miss Bess Keaton, attending the Teachers Training School at Cape Girardeau, was home last week end, and had as her guest Miss Louise Nunnellee, also of Cape Girardeau Co-mentioned: Miss Louise Nunnellee. Quote: "had as her guest Miss Louise Nunnellee, also of Cape Girardeau."
- 1930-11-28 Cairo. Spent Thanksgiving in Cairo as a guest of her father's brother, Clarence Keaton Co-mentioned: Clarence Keaton. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Keaton and daughter, Miss Bess, spent Thanksgiving in Cairo as guests of the former's brother, Clarence Keaton."
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