delaney, p. r.

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Name variants: P. R. Delaney
Record count: 26
Sources: life_events
Places seen: Cape Girardeau; Clarkton; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Kennett; Memphis, TN; Memphis, Tenn.; St. Louis; St. Louis, Mo.; Stoddard County
First event date: 1925-10-23
Last event date: 1942-03-26

Timeline — 26 events

undated Mrs. P. R. Delaney and son, Perry, visited friends in Cape Girardeau this week
undated Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Delaney and son, Perry, went to St. Louis yesterday to visit friends
undated Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Delaney entertained as house guests the past week Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tatum of Clarkton and Mr. J. E. Childs of Paragould, Arkansas
1925-10-23 P. R. Delaney and family were visited this week by L. E. Saupe, formerly Industrial Commissioner of the Cotton Belt R. R., now of St. Petersburg, Fla
1926-01-08 Mrs. P. R. DeLaney was in St. Louis last week to see the Miracle and the Follies; she returned Monday of this week
1926-01-15 Arrived home from St. Louis Wednesday night, where he had been for the past few days on business
1926-04-16 Mrs. P. R. Delaney entertained at luncheon Tuesday: Mrs. Frank Tatum of Clarkton, Mrs. Mobley of Memphis, Mrs. Dr. Homer Beall and Mrs. Roy Stokes of Malden, Mrs. Grover Dalton of Poplar Bluff
1926-11-12 Mrs. P. R. DeLaney and son, Perry, were in Kennett last Friday to see the football game which didn't happen
1928-11-16 Bess G. and Albert H. Carter to P. R. Delaney: lots 7, 8, 9 and n1/2 of lot 10 in blk. 5, Deal & Boughton add to City of Dexter; $3,500
1929-02-22 P. R. Delaney was home for this week's end with his family here
1929-03-01 Mrs. P. R. DeLaney motored to Cape Girardeau Monday
1929-04-26 And wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tatum of Clarkton at Sunday dinner
1929-04-26 Mrs. P. R. DeLaney entertained two tables of out-of-town ladies at bridge Wednesday afternoon; guests came especially to see the tulips at the DeLaney home
1929-06-14 Named among the 58 users of electric ranges in Dexter in a Missouri Utilities advertisement
1929-12-13 Mr. and Mrs. P. R. DeLaney were registered at Hotel Mayfair, St. Louis, on Tuesday, Dec. 10th
1929-12-27 Note case; plaintiff files replication; cause continued upon application and cost of defendant
1929-12-27 Mr. P. R. DeLaney is home for the Christmas holidays with his family here
1930-03-21 Mrs. P. R. DeLaney was hostess at a bridge luncheon Tuesday at her beautiful home on the south side; seven tables of bridge were played; prizes won by Mrs. Homal Beal of Malden, Mrs. Clayton Hardin of Rector, Ark., Mrs. Earl Smith of San Francisco, Calif. (out of town cut prize), and Mrs. Charles Clowe, Jr. (home guest); out of town guests included Mesdames Harry L. Harty of Bloomfield, O. A. Lynch, Clayton Hardin of Rector, A. L. Stokes, Van Stokes, Ray Stokes, Homer Beal of Malden, Earl Smith of San Francisco, Calif., and B. F. Abernathy of St. Louis
1930-06-13 With his wife, son Perry, and Mrs. J. M. Cook, motored to Tennessee to spend the week end; Mrs. Cook with her daughter, Mrs. DeLaney, and the DeLaneys with Mrs. L. L. DeLaney, mother of Mr. DeLaney, at Lenoresey, Tenn. (as printed)
1930-09-19 Mrs. P. R. DeLaney entertained Wednesday at luncheon and bridge in honor of her sister, Mrs. R. A. Glass of San Antonio, Texas, and Mrs. Dora Dickerson of Paris, Texas; first prize won by Mrs. Beal, second by Mrs. Holcomb, consolation by Mrs. Dickerson
1930-10-10 Mesdames R. E. Glass, P. R. Delaney and son, Perry, were week end guests of Mrs. L. B. Mobley, of Memphis, Tenn
1931-05-08 Milk Fund Final Report: total $127.00 taken in (benefit $83.50; milk bottles first time and donations $22.25; second time $10.75; H. M. McIntosh's 5 days donation of milk $10.50); paid out February $34.80, March $35.70, April $46.00; 1848 1/2-pts. milk to Grade School in April ($46.20); Mrs. P. R. DeLaney, Chairman; Mrs. C. E. Clowe, Sr., Treas.; Elsie J. Vaughan, Sec'y
1931-06-30 Mrs. P. R. DeLaney of Dexter, Mesdames Frank Tatum, Emory Mathews, Ralph Dunn and Sam Sharp of Clarkton were guests of Mrs. Guy Hargroves of Fernwood Place, Memphis, at a bridge party Tuesday of last week; returned home the following day
1931-07-11 Mr. and Mrs. P. R. DeLaney and son, Perry, spent last week end in St. Louis; they drove home a new Chrysler '8' automobile, which is a beauty
1931-08-19 'Mrs. P. R. DeLaney is entertaining a lovely guest in the person of Mrs. E. A. Dean, of Chase Hotel, St. Louis ... one being a reception given by Mrs. Frank Tatum, of Clarkton, Wednesday.'
1942-03-26 Mrs. P. R. Delaney, County Chairman, sponsoring Easter Seal Sale in Dexter

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