In 1930 they accepted teaching positions at a little two room schoo lin Mina, South Dakota, near the town of Aberdeen. At one time he got soupset with Eva for not w atching them more closely that he had themtied by long ropes to a tree near t he house. There were times whenGinny and Viv, as young girls, would sneak up to the school and peekin the windows where their Dad was teaching. Their house was a teacherage just acros sthe schoolyard from where George was teaching. In 1926 they moved to Birchdale, Minnesota with theirinfant daughter Virginia.
One of their favoritepastimes in those early years was working difficult math problemstogether. Eva taught at that time with a two-year teachingcertificate from Moorhead S tate College.
George and Eva were married on June 8, 19 23.After George received his teaching degree, they moved to Holt,Minnesota. While going to school,Eva earned some of her spending money by babysitting for HarryHalvorson, who would become her second husband many yea rs after thedeath of George Smith. ? Living Neuman 1930 - 1999 Dorothy Lorraine Smith 68 68 RFN2 1925 Raymond Fred Neuman RFN3 1921 - 2000 LaVerne Edwin Thompson 78 78 RFN5 1923 - 1988 Shirley Kathleen Lang 64 64 RFN6 Living Thompson Living Neuman Living Neuman Living Neuman Anna bint Simon Thor George Thompson RFN12 1896 - 1964 Emma Börreson 68 68 RFN13 1898 - 1986 Henry Warren Lang 88 88 RFN14 1898 - 1977 Theresa May Wade 78 78 RFN15 Living Thompson 1897 - 1969 Geert (George) Jacob Smith 72 72 RFN17BIOGRAPHY George Jacob Smith fi rst met Eva Mable Goodale when they were bothstudents at Moorhead State Teach er's College. see for information on how tocorrectly configure a web server for svg files.
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