He was the son of Sidney Franklin Ingold and Emma Lou Ambler Ingold.
His childhood was spent on the farm and he attended school at Mt. Hope. At the early age of seventeen he taught his first school. After several years teaching rural schools and taking correspondence work, he received his Life State Certificate. He did not stop with this certificate but continued teaching and studying and attending summer school at Kahoka College, University of Missouri and Culver-Stockton college, receiving his B.S. at Culver-Stockton in 1920. While at Culver-Stockton he was a student teacher and teacher of mathematics in summer school in 1918 and 1919. He continued to press on toward his Master's Degree with correspondence work at University of Iowa and University of Missouri and attended summer school at the latter university the summer of 1945. His teaching has been continuous except two years, 1939 and 1940 when there was a surplus of teachers and the years of 1923-1935 when he served as County Superintendent of Clark County Schools in Clark County, Missouri. He died in DePaul hospital, St. Louis Missouri, where he was admitted Dec 26, 1946 for a tumor operation.
He married Pearl Brown Dec 24, 1914 in Columbia Missouri
He was the son of Sidney Franklin Ingold and Emma Lou Ambler Ingold.
His childhood was spent on the farm and he attended school at Mt. Hope. At the early age of seventeen he taught his first school. After several years teaching rural schools and taking correspondence work, he received his Life State Certificate. He did not stop with this certificate but continued teaching and studying and attending summer school at Kahoka College, University of Missouri and Culver-Stockton college, receiving his B.S. at Culver-Stockton in 1920. While at Culver-Stockton he was a student teacher and teacher of mathematics in summer school in 1918 and 1919. He continued to press on toward his Master's Degree with correspondence work at University of Iowa and University of Missouri and attended summer school at the latter university the summer of 1945. His teaching has been continuous except two years, 1939 and 1940 when there was a surplus of teachers and the years of 1923-1935 when he served as County Superintendent of Clark County Schools in Clark County, Missouri. He died in DePaul hospital, St. Louis Missouri, where he was admitted Dec 26, 1946 for a tumor operation.
He married Pearl Brown Dec 24, 1914 in Columbia Missouri
Family Members
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Charles Ingold
1869–1869
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John Marshall Ingold
1870–1875
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Louis Ingold
1872–1935
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Oscar Ingold
1873–1951
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Lily Ingold
1875–1930
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Warren Ingold
1877–1924
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Byron Ingold
1878–1942
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Mary Adella Ingold Stanley
1881–1963
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Ira Ingold
1883–1945
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Hattie Ingold Lober
1885–1944
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Stella Rose Ingold
1887–1948
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Virgil Ingold
1889–1908
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