grojean, elizabeth
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Miss Elizabeth Grojean
- Record count
- 12
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Morehouse; Warrensburg
- First event date
- 1911-11-29
- Last event date
- 1917-02-15
Timeline — 9 events
- 1911-11-29 Dexter. Miss Elizabeth Grojean was listed as the Second Primary teacher in the Dexter public schools Quote: "Second Primary—Miss Elizabeth Grojean"
- 1913-05-21 Dexter. Miss Elizabeth Grojean was re-elected to the Dexter school faculty
- 1913-06-04 Warrensburg. Left Sunday for Warrensburg to take a summer course Quote: "Miss Elizabeth Grojean left Sunday for Warrensburg to take a summer course"
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. First Grade teacher in the Dexter graded school faculty for 1913-14 Quote: "Miss Elizabeth Grojean"
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Miss Elizabeth Grojean teaches First (Grade) Quote: "Miss Elizabeth Grojean."
- 1914-07-29 Dexter. On last Thursday evening twenty-nine of our young people gathered on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Grojean, where a three course dinner was served, Miss Elizabeth Grojean acting as hostess; guests included Misses Reba McColgan, Joe Mathews, Lena Pruitt, Rosine Dickman, Lois Blankenship, Rut…
- 1915-08-20 Dexter. Returned Saturday from Cape Girardeau, where she had been taking a course in the Normal Co-mentioned: Miss Emma Grojean. Quote: "Misses Elizabeth and Emma Grojean returned Saturday from Cape Girardeau, where they have been taking a course in the Normal"
- 1916-05-26 Dexter. Hosted the last meeting of the J. U. G. Club for the school year at her home, Saturday, May 19; officers elected for next year [date from clip_id] Quote: "The last meeting of the J. U. G. Club for this school year was held at the home of Miss Elizabeth Grojean Saturday, May 19."
- 1917-02-15 Morehouse; Dexter. Teacher in the Morehouse schools; spent Friday to Monday here with her parents Quote: "Miss Elizabeth Grojean, a teacher in the Morehouse schools, spent from Friday to Monday here with her parents"
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