smith, c e
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mrs. C. E. SMITH; Mrs. C. E. Smith; Mrs. C. E. Smith - Informant (cert of Norman A. Mozley); Smith, Mrs. C. E.
- Record count
- 34
- Sources
- county_officials,death_certs,life_events,name_index_curated
- Places seen
- Advance, Mo.; Bloomfield; Dexter; Dexter / Bloomfield; Dexter Mo; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1898-12-01
- Last event date
- 1930-10-03
Timeline — 40 events
- 1898-12-01 Dexter / Bloomfield. came from Bloomfield to visit her daughter (p.1 OCR lines 20–22) Co-mentioned: daughter. Quote: "Mrs. C. E. Smith was down from Bloomfield Tuesday visiting her daughter."
- 1914-06-24 Dexter. Elected president of the reorganized Stoddard County 'Wide-Awakes' at the June 11 meeting; officers Miss Grace Day (secretary), Miss Alta Baskerville (treasurer); charter members included Jessie Kirby, Nellie Teer, Floyd Burge, Alice Jones, Allie Holt, Iva Miller, Lora Kirk, Marvin Dunn, Eth…
- 1914-06-24 Stoddard County. Elected president when the Stoddard County Wide Awakes met Thursday June 11 and re-organized; Miss Grace Day was elected secretary and Miss Alta Baskerville treasurer; committees appointed and 28 enrolled since the charter membership, bringing the total to forty-eight Quote: "was el…
- 1915-01-22 Dexter. Mrs. C. E. Smith, superintendant of county schools, was in Dexter Monday [date from clip_id] Quote: "Mrs. C. E. Smith, superintendant of county schools was here Monday."
- 1915-02-17 Announced as a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools of Stoddard County at the school election to be held Tuesday, April 6, 1915; her residence town is cut off at the column edge in the shot Quote: "Mrs. C. E. SMITH, of"
- 1915-02-17 Bloomfield. Mrs. C. E. Smith, of Bloomfield, submits her claims to the election in April to the office of County Superintendent of Public Schools; she is one of Stoddard county's most successful teachers [date from clip_id]
- 1915-02-24 Announced as a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools of Stoddard County, subject to the school election to be held Tuesday, April 6, 1915; her town as printed was illegible Quote: "The Statesman is authorized to announce the following named persons as candidates for the office of Cou…
- 1915-03-03 Announced as a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Public Schools, subject to the action of the voters at the school election to be held in Stoddard county, Tuesday, April 6, 1915; her town was obscured in the printed announcement Quote: "The Statesman is authorized to announce the…
- 1915-03-10 Mrs. C. E. Smith announced as candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools, subject to the voters at the school election in Stoddard County, Tuesday, April 6, 1915 (her town is cut off in the scan) Quote: "ANNOUNCEMENTS"
- 1915-03-17 Mrs. C. E. Smith is announced as a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools; her hometown is cut off in the image Quote: "Mrs. C. E. SMITH, of"
- 1915-03-17 Candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools at the school election in Stoddard county, Tuesday, April 6, 1915; town not stated in the announcement Quote: "Mrs. C. E. SMITH, of"
- 1915-03-24 Advance, Mo.. Mrs. C. E. Smith is a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools, subject to the school election Tuesday, April 6, 1915; printed with ditto marks after A. F. Asa of Advance, Mo [date from clip_id] Quote: "Mrs. C. E. SMITH, of"
- 1915-03-31 Mrs. C. E. Smith announced as a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools of Stoddard County Quote: "announce the following named persons as candidates for the office of County Superintendent of Public Schools"
- 1915-04-14 Stoddard County. Mrs. C. E. Smith won election as county superintendent of schools, the first woman elected to office in Stoddard County, defeating Mr. Frank Asa by about four hundred votes Co-mentioned: Mr. Frank Asa. Quote: "Mrs. C. E. Smith First Woman Elected to Office in County."
- 1915-04-14 Stoddard County. A Statesman editorial copied from the Bloomfield Vindicator commended Mrs. C. E. Smith's credentials and qualifications as newly-elected county superintendent, urging that she be given her due support Co-mentioned: Bloomfield Vindicator. Quote: "GOOD, SOUND SENSE."
- 1915-09-10 Bloomfield. Named as the new County Superintendent of Stoddard County at the county teachers session at the county seat Quote: "That our new County Superintendent, Mrs. C. E. Smith, conducted the Association as only a teacher whose heart was in her work could have done."
- 1916-01-07 Dexter. Mrs. C. E. Smith, County Supt. of public schools, is planning an April meet of the county public schools here with contests in athletics, oratory, general studies and art; 3000 children expected, State Supt. Gass to attend Quote: "3000 children are expected to attend"
- 1916-04-21 County Superintendent present at the closing exercises of Boyd school last Friday; program with a play at night and dinner at noon Quote: "Last Friday marked the closing of Boyd school"
- 1917-04-20 Bloomfield. 'The Annual School Meet for Stoddard county will be held at Bloomfield April 27th, and Mrs. C. E. Smith, our live-wire superintendent of schools, has a very attractive program that will draw a big crowd.'
- 1917-05-04 Bloomfield. Last Saturday Mrs. C. E. Smith turned over State Supt. Mr. Lamkin and Prof. Douglas of the Cape Normal to the tender mercies of F. M. Norman and Henry Hyslop over at Bloomfield; Hyslop took Douglas to a cold drink stand and bought him a ham sandwich and a milk shake, while Norman and Lam…
- 1917-05-18 Dexter. County Supt. Schools; regular teacher's examination at the Dexter High School building, Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9 Quote: "The regular teacher's examination will be held in the Dexter High School building on Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9. Mrs. C. E. Smith, County Supt. Schools"
- 1917-06-22 Stoddard County. Canning demonstrations by a State University representative in Stoddard County June 25, 26 and 27: Dexter 8:15 a.m. Monday; Bernie 2:00 p.m. Monday; Essex 9:15 a.m. Tuesday; Bloomfield 2:00 p.m. Tuesday; Advance 8:15 a.m. Wednesday; Puxico 2:00 p.m. Wednesday - Mrs. C. E. Smith, Cou…
- 1917-07-13 Bloomfield. Quote: "Place and Power of the Kindergarten—Mrs. C. E. Smith"
- 1920-03-05 Mrs. C. E. Smith purchased the beautiful suburban home of N. A. Mosley and will move there this week Co-mentioned: N. A. Mosley.
- 1920-04-30 Dexter. Mrs. C. E. Smith of Dexter is hosting her brother J. R. Lord of Cokesbury, Ohio Co-mentioned: J. R. Lord. Quote: ""J. R. Lord, of Cokesbury, Ohio, who is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. E. Smith""
- 1920-09-17 Dexter. The Woman's Republican County Committee organized on Tuesday, September 14, 1920, at the Lodge Hall in Dexter, described as the induction of the Republican women of Stoddard County into politics, with ladies from Dexter and Puxico present. Officers: Mrs. C. E. Smith (Castor township) chairma…
- 1920-11-05 Superintendent of schools of this county; was here Thursday with her daughter, Miss Addie, of Jefferson City Co-mentioned: Miss Addie.
- 1921-01-14 Dexter. County Superintendent; was here (Dexter) Wednesday, en route to the County seat Quote: "County Superintendent, Mrs. C. E. Smith was here Wednesday, en route to the County seat"
- 1921-02-04 Dexter. Mrs. C. E. Smith, County Superintendent of Schools, was in Dexter the first of the week Quote: "Mrs. C. E. Smith, County Superintendent of Schools, was here the first of the week."
- 1921-02-18 Dexter. County Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. C. E. Smith, was transacting business in Dexter, Monday Quote: "County Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. C. E. Smith, was transacting business in Dexter, Monday."
- 1924-04-11 Listed as county school superintendent Quote: "School Supt.—Mrs. C. E. Smith."
- 1928-06-15 Dexter. With her daughter Miss Addie Smith, hostess to the D. & B. Club at their country home on Bloomfield Road; program on 'The American Indian' with papers by Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Ulen Co-mentioned: Addie Smith. Quote: "Mrs. C. E. Smith and daughter, Miss Addie Smith, were hostesses to the D. & B.…
- 1930-04-04 Dexter. Returned Friday from Shoals, Ind., where she was called by the death of her brother
- 1930-08-22 Dexter. Work wanted: washing or house work of any kind; Mrs. C. E. Smith, 116 Kitchen Ave., Dexter
- 1930-08-29 Dexter. Mrs. C. E. Smith sought any kind of housework, 116 Kitchen Ave., Dexter Quote: "WORK WANTED—Washing or house work of any kind. MRS. C. E. SMITH, 116 Kitchen Ave., Dexter."
- 1930-09-05 Dexter. Work wanted: washing or house work of any kind; Mrs. C. E. Smith, 116 Kitchen Ave., Dexter Quote: "WORK WANTED—Washing or house work of any kind. MRS. C. E. SMITH"
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. Work wanted: washing or housework of any kind. Mrs. C. E. Smith, 116 Kitchen Ave., Dexter Quote: "WORK WANTED—Washing or housework of any kind"
- 1930-10-03 Dexter. WORK WANTED: Washing or house work of any kind. Mrs. C. E. Smith, 116 Kitchen Ave., Dexter
- (undated) Dexter, Missouri. The regular teacher's examination will be held in the Dexter High School building on Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9; Mrs. C. E. Smith, County Supt. Schools
- (undated) Bloomfield. Old time friend and teacher of Bloomfield; the people of the county are always glad to see Mrs. Smith Quote: "We met our old time friend and teacher, Mrs. C. E. Smith, of Bloomfield"
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