mohrstadt, ethel
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Miss Ethel Mohrstadt
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Chicago; Dexter
- First event date
- 1913-12-17
- Last event date
- 1916-09-15
Timeline — 9 events
- 1913-12-17 Dexter. Gave a reading at the W. C. T. U. Dec. 5 meeting Quote: "Miss Ethel Mohrstadt gave a reading"
- 1915-09-17 Chicago. Miss Ethel Mohrstadt left Friday for Chicago to attend school Quote: ""Miss Ethel Mohrstadt left Friday for Chicago to attend school.""
- 1916-01-07 Dexter. Misses Ethel Mohrstadt and Dorothy Hill left Sunday for Chicago to finish the school year Co-mentioned: Dorothy Hill.
- 1916-06-02 Returned Monday from Chicago, where she has been taking a special course in kindergarten work Quote: "Miss Ethel Mohrstadt returned, Monday, from Chicago where she has been taking a special course in kindergarten work."
- 1916-09-15 Chicago. Miss Ethel Mohrstadt left Tuesday for Chicago where she is attending school Quote: "Miss Ethel Mohrstadt left Tuesday for Chicago where she is attending school."
- 1920-06-11 Dexter. Miss Ethel Mohrstadt, who has been attending Washington University in St. Louis, is home for her summer vacation Quote: ""Miss Ethel Mohrstadt, who has been attending Washington University in St. Louis, is home for her summer's vacation.""
- 1922-03-17 Dexter. Miss Lucille Biggs and Miss Ethel Mohrstadt visited home folks in Dexter on Sunday Co-mentioned: Miss Lucille Biggs. Quote: "Miss Lucille Biggs and Miss Ethel Mohrstadt visited home folks here Sunday."
- 1924-08-01 Harrisburg, Ill.. Miss Ethel Mohrstadt leaves the last of this week to visit friends in Harrisburg, Ill Quote: "Miss Ethel Mohrstadt leaves the last of this week to visit friends in Harrisburg, Ill."
- 1924-12-05 St. Louis. Was the week's end guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Mohrstadt, St. Louis Co-mentioned: Mrs. Charles Mohrstadt. Quote: "Miss Ethel Mohrstadt was last week's end guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Mohrstadt, St. Louis."
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