burton, clarence
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Rev. Clarence Burton
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Jackson; Jackson, Mo.; Malden; Sikeston
- First event date
- 1914-04-08
- Last event date
- 1914-04-08
Timeline — 7 events
- 1914-04-08 Jackson. Pastor of the Methodist church, Jackson, Mo., who wrote to "brother Crowe" expressing sympathy on the loss of the Statesman plant in the fire at Dexter and congratulating him upon his courage and ability Quote: ""Dear brother Crowe--I was very sorry to learn of your loss in the fire at Dext…
- 1915-01-22 Malden. Rev. Clarence Burton of Sikeston, holding a meeting at Malden, passed through Dexter en route to Sikeston to hold the funeral of ex-mayor C. Greer [date from clip_id] Quote: "Rev. Clarence Burton, of Sikeston who is holding a meeting at Malden passed thru here today to Sikeston to hold the f…
- 1916-02-04 Malden. Held a meeting in Malden with 30 conversions; was here Monday en route home to Sikeston [date from clip_id] Quote: "He said they had 30 conversions at the meeting there, and were going on thru this week."
- 1916-04-28 Sikeston. Pastor of Sikeston Methodist church; was here Wednesday [date from clip_id] Quote: "Rev. Clarence Burton pastor of Sikeston Methodist church, was here Wednesday."
- 1924-08-22 Kennett. Rev. Clarence Burton, of Kennett, was here Tuesday, to meet his wife's sister, Mrs. Earl Hodges, and daughter, Miss Earl, Jr., from North Missouri Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Hodges.
- (undated) Dexter. Rev. Clarence Burton was here Tuesday enroute to St. Louis from Kennett; he reports Kennett as moving and likes his charge Quote: "Rev. Clarence Burton was here Tuesday enroute to St. Louis from Kennett."
- (undated) Dexter. Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Burton of Kennett motored to Dexter Monday to take the train to St. Louis Co-mentioned: Mrs. Clarence Burton. Quote: "Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Burton, of Kennett, motored here Monday to take the train to St. Louis."
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