estes, ina
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Miss Ina Estes
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Columbia, Mo.; Dexter; Doniphan; Springfield
- First event date
- 1913-05-21
- Last event date
- 1917-01-19
Timeline — 9 events
- 1913-05-21 Dexter. Miss Ina Estes was elected as music instructor for the Dexter schools and will also assist in the High school
- 1913-09-10 Dexter. Takes the place of Miss Wilson on the high school faculty; a Dexter product whose qualifications are unquestioned Co-mentioned: Miss Wilson. Quote: "the place of Miss Wilson now being occupied by Miss Ina Estes"
- 1913-11-19 Columbia, Mo.. Will go to Columbia, Mo., next week to visit friends Quote: "Miss Ina Estes will go to Columbia, Mo., next week to visit friends."
- 1915-05-28 Springfield. Left Saturday for Springfield, to take a normal course
- 1915-08-06 Dexter. The Statesman thanks Miss Ina Estes, of Dexter, one of the graduates of the Missouri State Normal at Springfield, for an invitation to the commencement exercises [date from clip_id] Quote: "who was one of the graduates"
- 1916-02-18 Dexter. Miss Ina Estes named to the domestic science department committee for the county school meet to be held in Dexter Friday, April 28th Quote: "Any pupil desiring information about arrangements for entering the contests at this Meet, can write to any members of the Committees"
- 1916-05-26 Dexter. Pictured on the 1916 faculty of Dexter High School [date from clip_id] Quote: "THE FACULTY"
- 1916-05-26 Doniphan. Miss Ina Estes left Wednesday to visit Rev. Dr. Gee and wife at Doniphan and attend Commencement exercises of the school there Quote: "to visit Rev. Dr. Gee and wife, at Doniphan"
- 1917-01-19 Dexter. Directed the Dexter Musical Club, which rendered several beautiful vocal selections at the Dexter Club entertainment Wednesday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. Landon Guilland Quote: "The Dexter Musical Club, under direction of Miss Ina Estes, rendered several beautiful vocal selections"
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