Seth's parents were:
Seth Mapes 1830–1921
Hilda Jane Dailey 1836–1916
Seth & siblings:
Mary Mapes 1857–
George E Mapes 1858–1926
Joseph A Mapes 1861–
Jessie A. Mapes 1864–
Willis "Willie" B Mapes 1869–1896
James Eddie Mapes 1874–1953
Seth Leslie Mapes 1878–1961
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1901
LADDONIA ITEMS
"Seth Mapes and wife went to Columbia last Friday. Mr. Mapes will attend school at the University this summer."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 29, 1901
"TEACHERS EXAMINED.
The County Board of Education, composed of Profs. J.N. Cross and R.W. Moore and Miss Mary Houston, held an examination for teachers in Mexico last week.
Among those present were: ... S.L. Mapes, j.L. Shoebe, Mrs. V.B Bowman, ... ."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 19, 1902
LADDONIA.
"Mrs. Verdie Bowman, S.L. Mapes and Miss Margaret DeLaporte are attending the Teachers' Institute at Mexico this week."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, December 4, 1902
LADDONIA ITEMS.
"Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, this morning, a son."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 20, 1904
"Mr. S.L. Mapes, assistant principal of the Laddonia High School, addressed the Association on 'Correlation of history and Geography.' This was listened to with apt attention, and was well discussed by Miss Nellie Shell and Prof. L.B. Hawthorne."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 31, 1905
LADDONIA
"Born, Wednesday morning of this week, to Prof. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, a nine pound son."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 31, 1906
"Prof. S.L. Mapes and family of Laddonia are at Kirksville, where Prof. Mapes has entered the summer session of the Normal. He resigned his place at Laddonia as principal of the Grammar School, but they did not want to let him go and offered him the high school principalship at $55 per month, which he concluded to accept. Prof. Mapes is one of the rising young teachers of the county."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 25, 1906
"All the Laddonia teachers attended the Teachers' Association in Mexico. They were highly pleased with the meeting in every respect. Mr. S.L. Mapes, pronounced it 'the best one' he ever attended.' ... ."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, November 8, 1906
"Thomas Brooks and little sister, both of hannibal, relatives of L.L. Mapes, visited him several days last week."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 16, 1907
"We understand that Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia has been elected principal of the Martinsburg schools at a salary of $70 per month."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, April 30, 1908
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia is at Kirksville where he he will attend the Normal this summer.
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 7, 1908
"THE MARTINBURG SCHOOLS.
The Missouri School Journal of Jefferson City, H.A. Gass's paper, said last week:
The martinsburg public school, for the past year in charge of Prin. S.L. Mapes, closed a very successful eight months' term with a strong graduating class. This school has for a great many h years been noted as one of the many excellent small schools in the State, and it has greater promise for usefulness during the coming year than in the past. The people voted to increase the levy from forty to sixty cents and will continue the school regularly for eight months.
Mr. Mapes is re-employed, and his salary increased to $75 per month. The increase in levy is the outgrowth of the splendid work done by Mr. Mapes in popularizing the school. The Martinsburg district has not levied more than forty cents for many years, and this increase shows the decided step for progress that the district has taken. It is a good school, but will be much better next year. Both assistants for this year were retained for the coming year."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, July 1, 1909
LADDONIA
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes will leave Thursday for Kirksville. She will stay there this summer, where Mr. Mapes is attending school."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, September 23, 1909
"Prof. S.L. Mapes changes his address from Laddonia to Martinsburg, where he takes charge of the public school. He writes us: 'We are now settled here. School is doing nicely. Large enrollment. Quite a number of non-resident pupils.'"
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 19, 1910
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia, called the other day in the absence of the editor and put down a plunk to have his subscription date moved up one year."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, December 14, 1911
"Born on Nov. 23, 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes at Kirksville, Mo., a daughter, whom the parents have named Rosaline Mapes. Mr. and Mrs. Mapes are well remembered in this county. They lived for years at Laddonia where Mr. Mapes taught and later he was superintendent of the schools at Martinsburg."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, February 29, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes, late of Audrain county, is superintendent of the public schools at Kahoka, Mo. We notice that the Clark Co. Courier says that under Prof. Mapes' systematic efforts, in organization and discipline, the Kahoka schools, under the State Department of Education, are to be rated in the first-class."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Wellsville and who taught for several years at Laddonia and Martinsburg, has been unanimous re-elected superintendent of the schools at Kahoka, county seat of Clark county, Mo., for the next term.
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, November 5, 1914
"Prof. S.L. Mapes writes the Message a pleasing note from Kahoka, Mo., where he is superintendent of the public school. Says he is having another glorious school year. Mr. Mapes was formerly a teacher in the Laddonia schools, this county."
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Seth Leslie Mapes, age 39, registered for the WWI Draft on September 9, 1918. He & his wife, Mabel E., were living in at 215 W. Duffy in Norman, OK where he worked as a Teacher. The date of his birth was shown as Nov. 11, 1878.He was described as tall & slender with blue eyes & black hair. He signed his name "S.L. Mapes."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 8, 1922
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes of Norman, Okla. after a visit with her uncle, Ripley Pearson, has returned home."
Seth Mapes 1830–1921
Hilda Jane Dailey 1836–1916
Seth & siblings:
Mary Mapes 1857–
George E Mapes 1858–1926
Joseph A Mapes 1861–
Jessie A. Mapes 1864–
Willis "Willie" B Mapes 1869–1896
James Eddie Mapes 1874–1953
Seth Leslie Mapes 1878–1961
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1901
LADDONIA ITEMS
"Seth Mapes and wife went to Columbia last Friday. Mr. Mapes will attend school at the University this summer."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 29, 1901
"TEACHERS EXAMINED.
The County Board of Education, composed of Profs. J.N. Cross and R.W. Moore and Miss Mary Houston, held an examination for teachers in Mexico last week.
Among those present were: ... S.L. Mapes, j.L. Shoebe, Mrs. V.B Bowman, ... ."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 19, 1902
LADDONIA.
"Mrs. Verdie Bowman, S.L. Mapes and Miss Margaret DeLaporte are attending the Teachers' Institute at Mexico this week."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, December 4, 1902
LADDONIA ITEMS.
"Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, this morning, a son."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 20, 1904
"Mr. S.L. Mapes, assistant principal of the Laddonia High School, addressed the Association on 'Correlation of history and Geography.' This was listened to with apt attention, and was well discussed by Miss Nellie Shell and Prof. L.B. Hawthorne."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 31, 1905
LADDONIA
"Born, Wednesday morning of this week, to Prof. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, a nine pound son."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 31, 1906
"Prof. S.L. Mapes and family of Laddonia are at Kirksville, where Prof. Mapes has entered the summer session of the Normal. He resigned his place at Laddonia as principal of the Grammar School, but they did not want to let him go and offered him the high school principalship at $55 per month, which he concluded to accept. Prof. Mapes is one of the rising young teachers of the county."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 25, 1906
"All the Laddonia teachers attended the Teachers' Association in Mexico. They were highly pleased with the meeting in every respect. Mr. S.L. Mapes, pronounced it 'the best one' he ever attended.' ... ."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, November 8, 1906
"Thomas Brooks and little sister, both of hannibal, relatives of L.L. Mapes, visited him several days last week."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 16, 1907
"We understand that Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia has been elected principal of the Martinsburg schools at a salary of $70 per month."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, April 30, 1908
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia is at Kirksville where he he will attend the Normal this summer.
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 7, 1908
"THE MARTINBURG SCHOOLS.
The Missouri School Journal of Jefferson City, H.A. Gass's paper, said last week:
The martinsburg public school, for the past year in charge of Prin. S.L. Mapes, closed a very successful eight months' term with a strong graduating class. This school has for a great many h years been noted as one of the many excellent small schools in the State, and it has greater promise for usefulness during the coming year than in the past. The people voted to increase the levy from forty to sixty cents and will continue the school regularly for eight months.
Mr. Mapes is re-employed, and his salary increased to $75 per month. The increase in levy is the outgrowth of the splendid work done by Mr. Mapes in popularizing the school. The Martinsburg district has not levied more than forty cents for many years, and this increase shows the decided step for progress that the district has taken. It is a good school, but will be much better next year. Both assistants for this year were retained for the coming year."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, July 1, 1909
LADDONIA
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes will leave Thursday for Kirksville. She will stay there this summer, where Mr. Mapes is attending school."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, September 23, 1909
"Prof. S.L. Mapes changes his address from Laddonia to Martinsburg, where he takes charge of the public school. He writes us: 'We are now settled here. School is doing nicely. Large enrollment. Quite a number of non-resident pupils.'"
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 19, 1910
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia, called the other day in the absence of the editor and put down a plunk to have his subscription date moved up one year."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, December 14, 1911
"Born on Nov. 23, 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes at Kirksville, Mo., a daughter, whom the parents have named Rosaline Mapes. Mr. and Mrs. Mapes are well remembered in this county. They lived for years at Laddonia where Mr. Mapes taught and later he was superintendent of the schools at Martinsburg."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, February 29, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes, late of Audrain county, is superintendent of the public schools at Kahoka, Mo. We notice that the Clark Co. Courier says that under Prof. Mapes' systematic efforts, in organization and discipline, the Kahoka schools, under the State Department of Education, are to be rated in the first-class."
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Wellsville and who taught for several years at Laddonia and Martinsburg, has been unanimous re-elected superintendent of the schools at Kahoka, county seat of Clark county, Mo., for the next term.
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, November 5, 1914
"Prof. S.L. Mapes writes the Message a pleasing note from Kahoka, Mo., where he is superintendent of the public school. Says he is having another glorious school year. Mr. Mapes was formerly a teacher in the Laddonia schools, this county."
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Seth Leslie Mapes, age 39, registered for the WWI Draft on September 9, 1918. He & his wife, Mabel E., were living in at 215 W. Duffy in Norman, OK where he worked as a Teacher. The date of his birth was shown as Nov. 11, 1878.He was described as tall & slender with blue eyes & black hair. He signed his name "S.L. Mapes."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 8, 1922
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes of Norman, Okla. after a visit with her uncle, Ripley Pearson, has returned home."
Seth's parents were:
Seth Mapes 1830–1921
Hilda Jane Dailey 1836–1916
Seth & siblings:
Mary Mapes 1857–
George E Mapes 1858–1926
Joseph A Mapes 1861–
Jessie A. Mapes 1864–
Willis "Willie" B Mapes 1869–1896
James Eddie Mapes 1874–1953
Seth Leslie Mapes 1878–1961
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1901
LADDONIA ITEMS
"Seth Mapes and wife went to Columbia last Friday. Mr. Mapes will attend school at the University this summer."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 29, 1901
"TEACHERS EXAMINED.
The County Board of Education, composed of Profs. J.N. Cross and R.W. Moore and Miss Mary Houston, held an examination for teachers in Mexico last week.
Among those present were: ... S.L. Mapes, j.L. Shoebe, Mrs. V.B Bowman, ... ."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 19, 1902
LADDONIA.
"Mrs. Verdie Bowman, S.L. Mapes and Miss Margaret DeLaporte are attending the Teachers' Institute at Mexico this week."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, December 4, 1902
LADDONIA ITEMS.
"Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, this morning, a son."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 20, 1904
"Mr. S.L. Mapes, assistant principal of the Laddonia High School, addressed the Association on 'Correlation of history and Geography.' This was listened to with apt attention, and was well discussed by Miss Nellie Shell and Prof. L.B. Hawthorne."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 31, 1905
LADDONIA
"Born, Wednesday morning of this week, to Prof. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, a nine pound son."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 31, 1906
"Prof. S.L. Mapes and family of Laddonia are at Kirksville, where Prof. Mapes has entered the summer session of the Normal. He resigned his place at Laddonia as principal of the Grammar School, but they did not want to let him go and offered him the high school principalship at $55 per month, which he concluded to accept. Prof. Mapes is one of the rising young teachers of the county."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 25, 1906
"All the Laddonia teachers attended the Teachers' Association in Mexico. They were highly pleased with the meeting in every respect. Mr. S.L. Mapes, pronounced it 'the best one' he ever attended.' ... ."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, November 8, 1906
"Thomas Brooks and little sister, both of hannibal, relatives of L.L. Mapes, visited him several days last week."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 16, 1907
"We understand that Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia has been elected principal of the Martinsburg schools at a salary of $70 per month."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, April 30, 1908
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia is at Kirksville where he he will attend the Normal this summer.
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 7, 1908
"THE MARTINBURG SCHOOLS.
The Missouri School Journal of Jefferson City, H.A. Gass's paper, said last week:
The martinsburg public school, for the past year in charge of Prin. S.L. Mapes, closed a very successful eight months' term with a strong graduating class. This school has for a great many h years been noted as one of the many excellent small schools in the State, and it has greater promise for usefulness during the coming year than in the past. The people voted to increase the levy from forty to sixty cents and will continue the school regularly for eight months.
Mr. Mapes is re-employed, and his salary increased to $75 per month. The increase in levy is the outgrowth of the splendid work done by Mr. Mapes in popularizing the school. The Martinsburg district has not levied more than forty cents for many years, and this increase shows the decided step for progress that the district has taken. It is a good school, but will be much better next year. Both assistants for this year were retained for the coming year."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, July 1, 1909
LADDONIA
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes will leave Thursday for Kirksville. She will stay there this summer, where Mr. Mapes is attending school."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, September 23, 1909
"Prof. S.L. Mapes changes his address from Laddonia to Martinsburg, where he takes charge of the public school. He writes us: 'We are now settled here. School is doing nicely. Large enrollment. Quite a number of non-resident pupils.'"
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 19, 1910
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia, called the other day in the absence of the editor and put down a plunk to have his subscription date moved up one year."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, December 14, 1911
"Born on Nov. 23, 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes at Kirksville, Mo., a daughter, whom the parents have named Rosaline Mapes. Mr. and Mrs. Mapes are well remembered in this county. They lived for years at Laddonia where Mr. Mapes taught and later he was superintendent of the schools at Martinsburg."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, February 29, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes, late of Audrain county, is superintendent of the public schools at Kahoka, Mo. We notice that the Clark Co. Courier says that under Prof. Mapes' systematic efforts, in organization and discipline, the Kahoka schools, under the State Department of Education, are to be rated in the first-class."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Wellsville and who taught for several years at Laddonia and Martinsburg, has been unanimous re-elected superintendent of the schools at Kahoka, county seat of Clark county, Mo., for the next term.
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, November 5, 1914
"Prof. S.L. Mapes writes the Message a pleasing note from Kahoka, Mo., where he is superintendent of the public school. Says he is having another glorious school year. Mr. Mapes was formerly a teacher in the Laddonia schools, this county."
-----
Seth Leslie Mapes, age 39, registered for the WWI Draft on September 9, 1918. He & his wife, Mabel E., were living in at 215 W. Duffy in Norman, OK where he worked as a Teacher. The date of his birth was shown as Nov. 11, 1878.He was described as tall & slender with blue eyes & black hair. He signed his name "S.L. Mapes."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 8, 1922
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes of Norman, Okla. after a visit with her uncle, Ripley Pearson, has returned home."
Seth Mapes 1830–1921
Hilda Jane Dailey 1836–1916
Seth & siblings:
Mary Mapes 1857–
George E Mapes 1858–1926
Joseph A Mapes 1861–
Jessie A. Mapes 1864–
Willis "Willie" B Mapes 1869–1896
James Eddie Mapes 1874–1953
Seth Leslie Mapes 1878–1961
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1901
LADDONIA ITEMS
"Seth Mapes and wife went to Columbia last Friday. Mr. Mapes will attend school at the University this summer."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 29, 1901
"TEACHERS EXAMINED.
The County Board of Education, composed of Profs. J.N. Cross and R.W. Moore and Miss Mary Houston, held an examination for teachers in Mexico last week.
Among those present were: ... S.L. Mapes, j.L. Shoebe, Mrs. V.B Bowman, ... ."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 19, 1902
LADDONIA.
"Mrs. Verdie Bowman, S.L. Mapes and Miss Margaret DeLaporte are attending the Teachers' Institute at Mexico this week."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, December 4, 1902
LADDONIA ITEMS.
"Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, this morning, a son."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 20, 1904
"Mr. S.L. Mapes, assistant principal of the Laddonia High School, addressed the Association on 'Correlation of history and Geography.' This was listened to with apt attention, and was well discussed by Miss Nellie Shell and Prof. L.B. Hawthorne."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, August 31, 1905
LADDONIA
"Born, Wednesday morning of this week, to Prof. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes, a nine pound son."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 31, 1906
"Prof. S.L. Mapes and family of Laddonia are at Kirksville, where Prof. Mapes has entered the summer session of the Normal. He resigned his place at Laddonia as principal of the Grammar School, but they did not want to let him go and offered him the high school principalship at $55 per month, which he concluded to accept. Prof. Mapes is one of the rising young teachers of the county."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, October 25, 1906
"All the Laddonia teachers attended the Teachers' Association in Mexico. They were highly pleased with the meeting in every respect. Mr. S.L. Mapes, pronounced it 'the best one' he ever attended.' ... ."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, November 8, 1906
"Thomas Brooks and little sister, both of hannibal, relatives of L.L. Mapes, visited him several days last week."
-----
Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, May 16, 1907
"We understand that Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia has been elected principal of the Martinsburg schools at a salary of $70 per month."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, April 30, 1908
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia is at Kirksville where he he will attend the Normal this summer.
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 7, 1908
"THE MARTINBURG SCHOOLS.
The Missouri School Journal of Jefferson City, H.A. Gass's paper, said last week:
The martinsburg public school, for the past year in charge of Prin. S.L. Mapes, closed a very successful eight months' term with a strong graduating class. This school has for a great many h years been noted as one of the many excellent small schools in the State, and it has greater promise for usefulness during the coming year than in the past. The people voted to increase the levy from forty to sixty cents and will continue the school regularly for eight months.
Mr. Mapes is re-employed, and his salary increased to $75 per month. The increase in levy is the outgrowth of the splendid work done by Mr. Mapes in popularizing the school. The Martinsburg district has not levied more than forty cents for many years, and this increase shows the decided step for progress that the district has taken. It is a good school, but will be much better next year. Both assistants for this year were retained for the coming year."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, July 1, 1909
LADDONIA
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes will leave Thursday for Kirksville. She will stay there this summer, where Mr. Mapes is attending school."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, September 23, 1909
"Prof. S.L. Mapes changes his address from Laddonia to Martinsburg, where he takes charge of the public school. He writes us: 'We are now settled here. School is doing nicely. Large enrollment. Quite a number of non-resident pupils.'"
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, May 19, 1910
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Laddonia, called the other day in the absence of the editor and put down a plunk to have his subscription date moved up one year."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, December 14, 1911
"Born on Nov. 23, 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. S.L. Mapes at Kirksville, Mo., a daughter, whom the parents have named Rosaline Mapes. Mr. and Mrs. Mapes are well remembered in this county. They lived for years at Laddonia where Mr. Mapes taught and later he was superintendent of the schools at Martinsburg."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, February 29, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes, late of Audrain county, is superintendent of the public schools at Kahoka, Mo. We notice that the Clark Co. Courier says that under Prof. Mapes' systematic efforts, in organization and discipline, the Kahoka schools, under the State Department of Education, are to be rated in the first-class."
-----
Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, June 6, 1912
"Prof. S.L. Mapes of Wellsville and who taught for several years at Laddonia and Martinsburg, has been unanimous re-elected superintendent of the schools at Kahoka, county seat of Clark county, Mo., for the next term.
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Mexico Missouri Message (MO)
Thursday, November 5, 1914
"Prof. S.L. Mapes writes the Message a pleasing note from Kahoka, Mo., where he is superintendent of the public school. Says he is having another glorious school year. Mr. Mapes was formerly a teacher in the Laddonia schools, this county."
-----
Seth Leslie Mapes, age 39, registered for the WWI Draft on September 9, 1918. He & his wife, Mabel E., were living in at 215 W. Duffy in Norman, OK where he worked as a Teacher. The date of his birth was shown as Nov. 11, 1878.He was described as tall & slender with blue eyes & black hair. He signed his name "S.L. Mapes."
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Mexico Weekly Ledger (MO)
Thursday, June 8, 1922
"Mrs. S.L. Mapes of Norman, Okla. after a visit with her uncle, Ripley Pearson, has returned home."
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