smith, val
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Smith, Val; Val Smith; Val. Smith
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; East St. Louis; East St. Louis, Ill.; Walnut Lane
- First event date
- 1929-03-08
- Last event date
- 1931-11-13
Timeline — 8 events
- 1929-03-08 Dexter. Thieves visited the home of Val Smith, a prominent farmer near town, Sunday night, and stole 50 fine Buff Orpington and Rhode Island Red roosters valued at $60 and better, plus four hams and two shoulders from his smoke house Quote: "Thieves visited the home of Val Smith, a prominent farmer…
- 1929-03-15 Dexter. Identified as a victim of the chicken thieves: officers recovered the meat, also 'the bunch stole from Val Smith,' some of his fowls brought from the Bluff to Dexter's concentration plant for shipping Quote: ""the bunch stole from Val Smith""
- 1929-03-29 Walnut Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Val Smith visited Mrs. Smith's brother Snowden Bailey and wife Sunday Co-mentioned: Snowden Bailey. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Val Smith visited Mrs. Smith's brother, Snowden Bailey, and wife Sunday."
- 1929-06-28 East St. Louis. Mrs. Val. Smith is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Norman Mayer, of East St. Louis for a few days Co-mentioned: Norman Mayer.
- 1929-08-02 East St. Louis, Ill.. Val Smith is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Norman J. Mayer, of East St. Louis, Ill.; Martin Smith, brother of Mrs. Mayer, will return (item printed as a fragment) Co-mentioned: Mrs. Norman J. Mayer. Quote: "Val Smith is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Norman J. Mayer, of East…
- 1929-12-20 Val Smith, rfd., renewed his Statesman subscription this week Quote: "are other renewals this week"
- 1930-12-12 Dexter. Subscription renewal, Dexter rural routes (renewal list of 27) Quote: "we received renewals from the following old subscribers"
- 1931-11-13 Dexter. Mrs. Val Smith returned Tuesday from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Norman J. Mayer, of East St. Louis, Ill.; incidentally, she also visited twin grandsons of the same neighborhood Co-mentioned: Norman J. Mayer.
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