baker, r a

Name variants

Mrs. R. A. Baker

Record count

13

Sources

life_events

Places seen

Benton; Dexter; East Prairie; Essex; Morley; Poplar Bluff; Sikeston

First event date

1930-01-31

Last event date

1931-11-13

Timeline — 11 events

• 1930-01-31 Dexter. Buff Orpington hatching eggs, Poorman and Byers strain, heavy laying pedigreed stock guaranteed; Mrs. R. A. Baker, Dexter, Missouri Quote: "BUFF ORPINGTON Hatching Eggs. Poorman and Byers strain; heavy laying, pedigreed stock, guaranteed. Mrs. R. A. BAKER, Dexter, Missouri." agriculture · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-01-31 clip chat1930-19300131-p8 + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-01-31 clip jan30-R14
• 1930-02-14 Dexter. Mrs. R. A. Baker, Dexter, Missouri, offers Buff Orpington hatching eggs, Poorman and Byers strain, heavy layers, satisfaction guaranteed Quote: "BUFF ORPINGTON Hatching Eggs ... Poorman and Byers strain; heavy layers; satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. R. A. BAKER, Dexter, Missouri" agriculture · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-02-14 clip febmar30-R2
• 1930-04-11 Essex. With Mrs. Walter Reed, guests of Mrs. Lee Hall of Essex, Wednesday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mrs. Walter Reed; Mrs. Lee Hall. social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-04-11 clip aprmay30-R5
• 1930-04-25 Sikeston. Mesdames R. A. Baker and Ralph Huston were guests of relatives and friends at Sikeston Tuesday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ralph Huston. Quote: "Mesdames R. A. Baker and Ralph Huston were guests of relatives and friends at Sikeston Tuesday afternoon." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-04-25 clip aprmay30-R7
• 1930-06-20 Dexter. Went to Billy's aid; was knocked down and trampled trying to release him; right foot severely cut across the top, requiring four stitches Co-mentioned: Billy Frank Baker. Quote: "MRS. R. A. BAKER AND SON ARE INJURED BY COW" accident · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-06-20 clip chat1930-19300620-p1
• 1930-06-20 Sikeston. Mrs. R. A. Baker was injured by a cow Saturday afternoon; her sister Mrs. Ralph Loche of Sikeston was called here Sunday on account of it Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ralph Loche. Quote: "Mrs. Ralph Loche, of Sikeston, was called here Sunday on account of her sister, Mrs. R. A. Baker, being injured… accident · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-06-20 clip chat1930-19300620-pUNK1
• 1930-08-22 Benton. Mesdames R. A. Baker and Fred Cole were guests of friends in Benton Tuesday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Fred Cole. social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-08-22 clip juldec30-R11
• 1930-11-28 East Prairie. Was the guest of friends in East Prairie on Monday Co-mentioned: Ralph Huston. Quote: "Mesdames R. A. Baker and Ralph Huston were guests of friends in East Prairie, Monday." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-11-28 clip juldec30-R33
• 1930-12-19 Poplar Bluff. Mrs. R. A. Baker and son, Billy Frank, were Poplar Bluff visitors Saturday Co-mentioned: Billy Frank. Quote: "Mrs. R. A. Baker and son, Billy Frank, were Poplar Bluff visitors Saturday." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-12-19 clip juldec30-R39a
• 1931-09-04 Morley. Mrs. R. A. Baker and her house guest, Miss Alma Elmore of Benton, were dinner guests of Mrs. Ralph Loebe at Sikeston yesterday Co-mentioned: Billy Frank Baker; Mrs. Ralph Loebe. Quote: "Mrs. R. A. Baker and son, Billy Frank, spent Friday with friends in Morley" social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-09-04 clip sep31-R1
• 1931-11-13 Dexter. Mrs. R. A. Baker was elected Recording Secretary of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Quote: "Recording Sec'y, Mrs. R. A. Baker" church · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-11-13 clip octdec31-R7

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