groshong, e. e.

unknown – unknown

Name variants: E. E. Groshong
Record count: 40
Sources: life_events
Places seen: Asherville; Bloomfield; Dexter; Duck Creek; Duck Creek Valley; Duck Creek, Mo.; Dudley; Empire; McMahan farm; Poplar Bluff
First event date: 1917-01-18
Last event date: 1942-05-07

Timeline — 40 events

undated E. E. Groshong and the widow Mrs. L. M. Steward were quietly married at the bride's home at Asherville on Thursday; an old-fashioned charivari followed at both homes
undated E. E. Groshong and Raymond Moore were in Dexter Wednesday, having bills printed for the Moore sale
undated E. E. Groshong went to Bloomfield Monday to serve on the jury
1917-01-18 E. E. Groshong, of route one, Dudley, who recently located in that settlement buying land from the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company while in this city last week dropped in for a social chat at our office. Mr. Groshong is a splendid farmer and is well pleased with his location in this county
1925-08-07 E. E. Groshong made a business trip to Bloomfield Monday relative to the ditch work, of which he is commissioner (Duck Creek News)
1926-01-29 E. E. Groshong and wife, accompanied by his nieces Luda, Dale and Frances McMahan, spent Tuesday at Poplar Bluff
1926-02-26 E. E. Groshong was shut in Wednesday with a bad cold but is all right now
1926-04-23 E. E. Groshong, who has been on the jury at the county seat, resigned to take up his farm work
1926-05-07 E. E. Groshong of Duck Creek was a Dudley visitor Wednesday
1926-05-21 Made a business trip to the county seat on Monday
1926-05-21 With his family, visited Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Best and Mr. and Mrs. Lynch
1927-03-11 E. E. Groshong and Raymond Moore, of near Hobbs Chapel, were Dudley visitors Wednesday morning, per the Dudley Items column
1927-11-18 E. E. Groshong and family spent Sunday at Curt Robins near Asherville
1927-12-30 E. E. Groshong and wife were at Puxico last Wednesday, interviewing Santa Claus sweet eats and such
1928-08-10 E. E. Groshong and L. A. McMahan were trading in Dudley Thursday; E. went along to serve as mascot while Mac is learning to drive his 'struggle buggy.'
1928-09-07 E. E. Groshong and J. C. Jones each have good crops of soy beans now ready to be cut for hay
1928-10-19 E. E. Groshong and family visited friends near Asherville Sunday
1928-11-02 E. E. Groshong and family and Mrs. Ed Moore spent Sunday at Henry Hutchcraft's
1928-11-16 E. E. Groshong is delivering hay this week that he sold to a Mr. Ryan at Empire and also some to Chas. Rogers of Fisk
1929-01-25 Messrs. E. E. Groshong and H. M. Yates of Dudley were callers at his office last Monday
1929-02-01 E. E. Groshong and H. Yates were in the vicinity of Dexter Tuesday buying soybeans
1929-03-15 Mrs. E. E. Groshong was ailing several days last week but is O. K. again
1929-03-29 E. E. Groshong has made a King drag and has been dressing up the roads
1929-04-12 E. E. Groshong and L. A. McMahan shipped two veals through the Puxico association last Tuesday
1929-08-30 Who was summoned to serve on jury during this present term of court, was relieved of this duty so he could toss hay
1929-09-27 E. E. Groshong is preparing to sow wheat on the McMahan farm
1929-10-11 E. E. Groshong bought a good Jersey bull from Henry Hutchcraft last week
1930-01-17 Sold L. A. McMa- a load of corn Monday (buyer's name cut off in shot)
1930-01-17 E. E. Groshong sold a load of corn Monday; the buyer's surname is only partly legible ('L. A. Mc...')
1930-02-14 E. E. Groshong, assisted by Fred Stuart, delivered several tons of hay to Mr. Ryan at Empire last week
1930-02-28 E. E. Groshong and L. A. McMahan were at Poplar Bluff Saturday
1930-04-11 On jury duty this week
1930-04-25 E. E. Groshong, after sitting on jury duty around Bloomfield for about a week, accepted a position between two plow handles on his farm, with a good chance to advance
1930-10-10 E. E. Groshong, Frances Hayden, of Dexter, and Louise Crypt were Sunday guests of L. A. McMahan's folks, Sunday
1930-11-21 Shipped two cows to St. Louis last week
1930-12-12 With Raymond Moore, made a business trip to Bloomfield, Friday
1931-08-07 Duck Creek Valley: E. E. Groshong is suffering of a ruptured diaphragm, caused by carrying a sack of wheat
1931-09-18 Is curing his soybean hay on frames constructed in the field; a slow but sure way to save them
1931-12-11 E. E. Groshong is helping L. A. McMahan drive a well and repair a house to which the latter will move soon
1942-05-07 Mrs. E. E. Groshong, mother of Claud Fields

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