west, h. e.

unknown – unknown

Name variants: H. E. West
Record count: 51
Sources: life_events
Places seen: Alhambra, Calif; Bernie; Bloomfield; Butler County; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Liberty Township; Liberty Township, Stoddard Co., Mo.; Old River; Powe, Mo.
First event date: 1917-03-29
Last event date: 1942-05-07

Timeline — 51 events

undated H. E. West, Clerk, gives notice that parties required to make State income tax returns may secure blanks by writing or calling at the township building
undated H. E. West, Clerk of Liberty Township, certifies the 1924-1925 road and bridge fund statement: total receipts $27,482.66, total disbursements $23,136.35, balance $4,346.31; subscribed and sworn March 7, 1925 before Ota M. O'Heren, Notary Public
undated Published certified statement of the General Fund of Liberty Township for 1924-1925: total receipts $8,474.29, total disbursements $4,393.82, balance $4,080.47; sworn March 7, 1925. Statement begins on page 6 and continues on page 7
undated Certified statement of Liberty Township account at First National Bank, Dexter, Missouri, for 1924, project number 179-8-211-A: total receipts $5,341.67, total disbursements $5,339.17, balance on hand March 1, 1925, $2.50; sworn March 7, 1925; followed by disbursement list for 1924-1925
undated Election judge, paid $1.50
1917-03-29 Candidate for clerk-assessor; printed total 192 with precinct figures 74/40/15/59/3 (printed total does not match precinct figures)
1917-04-19 H. E. West and wife made a trip to Powe, Monday and while there spent a few hours with Dr. J. N. Nicks and wife
1923-03-16 H. E. West, Township Clerk, certified a true and correct statement of the money received and disbursed out of the Sinking Fund, 1922-1923; sworn before Duncan C. Steele, Notary Public
1923-03-16 Township Clerk-Assessor; with D. C. Steele transacted business in Bloomfield, Wednesday
1923-07-06 Published statement of receipts and expenditures for the twenty rural school districts of Liberty Township for the school year ending July 1, 1923, compiled from the township clerk's book; district clerk names in the table were illegible in the scan
1924-01-25 H. E. West, Twp. Clerk, now has the blanks for making State income returns, both for individual and corporations
1924-02-01 H. E. West, Township Clerk, published notice that blanks for making state income returns, both individual and corporation, are now available from him by call or letter
1924-02-22 H. E. West, our assessor, received word last week from the Missouri State Board of Agriculture that he had led all assessors in the state in counties with Township organization in the number of farm census lists, showing Stoddard county in a class by herself
1924-10-03 H. E. West, clerk, signed the published statement of 1924 state aid for Liberty Township rural schools totaling $6,635.31
1924-11-14 Through township clerk H. E. West, the rural schools of Liberty Township received $921.33 in free text book money for 1924 -- $169.73 more than the $751.60 received in 1923 -- apportioned among school districts 77 through 113
1924-12-19 H. E. West, assessor, published recapitulation of the Liberty Township 1925 tax book, total valuation $4,187,302.03
1925-03-13 Liberty Township clerk H. E. West certifies $5,339.17 in road-district disbursements (warrants 628-707) paid from the First National Bank of Dexter; sworn March 7, 1925 before notary Ota M. O'Heren
1925-03-13 H. E. West certifies the Liberty Township sinking fund account with the Bank of Bernie: receipts $28,982.71, disbursements $18,353.31, balance March 1, 1925 $10,629.40; sworn March 7, 1925
1925-12-11 At its regular meeting December 7, 1925, the Dexter City Council resolved that no building be erected within the city fire limits without securing a permit from the mayor; H. E. West, clerk, published the notice by order of the board
1926-01-08 H. E. West, Collector of Liberty Township, published the County Court order requiring township collectors to collect all personal taxes; taxes delinquent Jan. 1, 1926; levy and sale proceedings cited
1926-04-09 H. E. West is named as Clerk in the April 6, 1926 Dexter city election notice
1926-04-23 Signed as Clerk on the Dexter city election notice of April 6, 1926
1926-05-07 Listed as Assistant Cashier of the First National Bank of Dexter
1926-05-21 Resigned as Vice President of the First National Bank
1926-05-21 Assistant Cashier of the First National Bank, Dexter
1926-07-16 Candidate for Committeeman, Liberty Township, Republican ticket, Primary Election Aug 3, 1926; post office/address: Dexter
1926-07-16 Assistant Cashier of the First National Bank, Dexter, Missouri, as published in the bank's advertisement
1926-07-23 Filed as Republican candidate for Committeeman, Liberty Township in the August 3, 1926 primary; post-office address as printed: Dexter
1927-11-11 H. E. West, Clerk, certified the recapitulation of the tax book of the City of Dexter for 1927, showing a total of $1,364.29 water fund, $682.64 water interest, $1,364.29 sewer fund, $682.64 sewer interest, $6,818.81 real estate, and $10,912.67 total
1927-11-18 Joined the Dexter Red Cross for year 1928 (roll call published up to Nov. 17; roll call open till Nov. 25)
1928-01-20 Collector H. E. West reminds that after February 1st it will cost 2% extra to pay 1927 taxes
1928-03-09 H. E. West, township collector and the first township collector in Stoddard County to report, made his first report of state, county, road and bridge, railroad, road bond, and school taxes collected and delinquent, plus drainage district taxes
1928-03-09 Clerk of the City of Dexter; attested the April 3, 1928 election notice
1928-11-30 Collector H. E. West announces the 1928 tax books are ready; the Collector's office opens Monday, December 3rd; he will be at Bernie on December 6th to receive taxes and furnish statements
1928-12-07 H. E. West, Collector of Liberty Township, will collect taxes at Bernie Dec. 11th, 13th, 18th, 20th; Pyle Dec. 21st; Powe Dec. 19th; the remainder of the month at the Township Building, Dexter
1928-12-14 H. E. West, Collector of Liberty Township, gave notice he will be at Bernie Dec. 11, 13, 18 and 20, at Pyle Dec. 21, at Powe Dec. 19, and at the Township Building at Dexter the remainder of the month to collect taxes
1928-12-21 Only 8 more days to pay taxes before a penalty is added; penalty of one percent added on January first; office closed Christmas day; H. E. West, Collector
1929-01-18 Clerk for the Hanson Clark public sale at the A. H. Carter Farm on January 23
1929-04-19 For rent: 160-acre farm, twenty acres good meadow to be cut this year, balance of farm for corn, peas or soy beans; good location on mail route; good dwelling and barn; inquire First National Bank or H. E. West for particulars
1929-04-26 160-acre farm for rent: 20 acres good meadow, balance for corn, peas or soy beans; inquire First National Bank or H. E. West
1929-09-06 Monday, Postmaster H. E. West and wife with J. W. White and wife, of route three, went to Old River fishing. The finny tribe bit well at Homer's silver-plated hook. Mrs. L. J. Falls was also there with Mrs. Stocks and she caught 37 fish without moving her boat nor spending one cent of cash
1930-04-04 Director of the First National Bank (officers today, 1930)
1930-09-12 H. E. West, director, First National Bank of Dexter
1930-09-12 H. E. West hosted W. E. Woody of Henderson, Tenn., Tuesday night, returning with him from Campbell where he closed a series of meetings
1930-11-21 Director, First National Bank, Dexter
1931-04-17 Bacon-Siebert Motor Co. delivered new Chevrolets this week: a sedan to H. E. West of Dexter, and a 1 1/2 ton truck to Drew Norman of Powe
1931-07-01 Mandatory Act of Congress (approved Feb. 17, 1931) for shorter work week for Postal Employees effective July 1, 1931: no city delivery Saturday afternoons, no mail collected from city boxes then; parcel post delivered mornings by substitute carrier; Money Order window closes 5 p.m. daily after July 1. H. E. West, Postmaster
1931-07-01 Notice from postmaster H. E. West: the mandatory postal shorter work week takes effect July 1, 1931 -- no city delivery on Saturday afternoons, no mail collected from city boxes; parcel post delivered mornings; money order window open until 6 p.m
1931-10-02 H. E. West and wife made a Sunday visit to C. M. Prince and family on the Fagus Plantation, Butler County; Mr. Prince sent Mr. West a pumpkin about the size of a full-blown moon, from which were made several dozen pumpkin pies
1931-10-30 Postmaster explaining the Postal Saving System: certificates $1.00 to $500.00, limit $2500.00 to one depositor, interest 2% per annum, transferable between depositories without cost or loss of interest
1942-05-07 H. E. West received a telegram Tuesday morning announcing that his mother passed away Saturday, May 8, at her home at Alhambra, Calif.; funeral services held at Alhambra Monday

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