Union High School - Ohianian Yearbook (College Corner, OH)

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CLASS OF 1915 Marguerite Ault fMrs. Clifford Millerl, College Corner, Ohio. She is the only mem- ber of this class still living in College Corner. Murray Earhart, 218 Jacaranda Pl., Fullerton, Calif. He has never married. He is operating a feed store. Rc ger Howe, deceased. He was employed in Indianapolis until the time of his ddath. Homer Irwin, 282 Wilson Ave., Elm Hurst, Ill. He is married and has a son .four years old. He is employed by the Automatic Electric Co. Lulu Malone, 2809 Pickle St., Indianapolis, Ind. She is a bookkeeper in the federal building. Leo Miller, 323 State street, Kendalville, Ind. He is married and has three children. He is employed by the Kraft Cheese Co. Nellie E. McDill KMrs. Ralph Gilmorel, 819 Franklin street, Hamilton, Ohio. She has two children. Clifford Pheanis, Versailles, Ohio, is a dentist. He is married and has three children. Gertrude E. Pults lMrs. Jacob Wallendorfl, 1111 Vineyard Square, Jefferson City, Mo. She has two children. Gladys Pults CMrs. G. Kemperb, deceased. She lived in Denver, Colorado, until the time of her death. Margaret Williams, College Corner, Ohio. She was a teacher, but is now residing with her parents on a farm north cf College Corner. - Mrs. Clifford Miller. CLASS OF 1916 The Class of 1916 had nine graduates on the platform the night of commencement. Two of the girls still feel that the life of a bachelor girl is the one for them. Thomas Azrnstrong, 356 Kumler Ave., Dayton, Ohio. He spent quite a bit of his spending money sending cablegrams to a certain College Corner girl who was teaching school in Honolulu. She decided to let him spend his money till she could make a visit to Australia, and then returned, to the United States to change her name from Vivian Douglass to Mrs. Thomas Armstrong. They have a girl and a boy. He is employed by J. E. Parker 85 Co. Martha Barrcn, Dayton, Ohio, R. R. 8. Makes her home with her parents. Em- ployed part time. Esther Chambezlain CMrs. Wilbur Belll, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. Traveled far after leaving old Union, but married a home boy and now lives on the Bell farm west of town. They have one son in Union high school and two daughters and a son at Bil- lingsville school. Elsie Chaney fMrs. Herman Markerl, 406 Pearl street, Richmond, Indiana. She is a contented housewife. Emmett Hussey, 1125 Marion street, Denver, Colorado. After serving in the World War, he decided to make his home in a western state. He is married. He is a con- tractor for cement Work of various kinds. Milton Irwin, College Corner, Ohio, R. R. l. A. B. Muskingum College '25. Married his college friend, Velva Harper of Chicago. They live on the Irwin farm. Roy Roehm, Bethel, Ohio. After Working for some time as a bank clerk, is now living on a farm. Married and has one son. Loren Samuelson, College Corner, Ohio. He is a successful wholesale and retail tobacco merchant. He married Flo:-ence Beckman of Saginaw, Mich. They have a son, Jack in the third grade, and a daughter, Janice. Norma Weibel is a registered nurse working out of the Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. - Mrs. Wilbur Bell. CLASS OF 1917 The Class of '17 had eight girls and six boys and started out to take their places in the world. All are living except one, Homer Wright. The teaching profession claimed two from this class. Helen Wright attended Muskingum College, and taught at College Corner and Frenchburg, Ky. She is now Mrs. Robert Paxton of Morning Sun. Cora Howe attended Miami University and taught at West Chester. She is now Mrs. Ralph Stomps, the mother of two daughters. She lives at 16 Millville Ave., Hamilton, Ohio. Three of the girls were attracted to nursing. Hilda Ault received her training in one of the Cleveland hospitals. She is now Mrs. Vincent Dietrich, is mother bf one daughter and lives at 15117 Esther Ave., Lakewood, Ohio. Wilhelmina McDonough took her training at Good Samaritan hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is nofw married to John Fitsimmons, mother of one daughter. They are living at 1452 South Fort Thomas Ave., Fort Thomas, Ky. Mabel Earhart took her training at Battle Creek, Michigan. It was here that she met her husband, I-rusted Jones. She has two daughters and are still living at 11 Central street, Battle Creek, Michigan. William Kirkpatrick is still living on a farm east of College Comer. Wfhile in Florida this winter he gave up his life of single blessedness. 'Three boys have remained single in this class. Francis Welsh is a farmer living on a farm west of College Corner. Ray- mond Butt tried farming fOr 2 While, then went to California for a few years. College Corner still seemed to be the brighest spot on the map, so he came back and is now engaged in farming near here. Maurice McGary is living with his brother and sister in Ccllege Corner.

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iClass of 1917, continuedl Dales Brown was our musician. She received her lirst piano instruction from Mr. Ward, later studied at Oxford College and then studied and taught at Miami Ulniverslty. However, she prefer:-ed being Mrs. Leonard Wair to a career, and now with her husband and a small daughter resides at 725 Millville Ave., Hamilton, Ohio. Frances Harrison took a business course at Miami-Jacobs Business Callege, Dayton, Ohio, accepted a secretarial position, but deserted it to become Mrs. Howard Pickerell of Wilmington, Ohio. Pearl Hetrick, Mrs. Everett Fudge, was a telephone operator in College Ccrner for six years. She has a son and a daughter. We know lfstle about Ralph Stout. He married our Latin teacher, Emma Wasser- man, and has six children. While only four from this class, namely Pearl, Maurice, William and Raymond, still r'eside in College Corner, the whole Class of 1917 of Unitn high say like Davy Crockett: 'Tis a small spot, but there are those of us who love it. - Mrs. Pearl Fudge. CLASS OF 1918 Thirteen brave students entered old Union in 1914 without a trace of superstitious fear. Some dzopped out and others joined our ranks keeping the number ever thirteen. Thoughts of war were uppermost in everyone's mind at that time. We presented a senior play, All on Account of Polly. We used the proceeds to buy books for our schcol library. On April 29, 1918. clad in caps and gowns, we marched very dignified to our commencement exercises, one month earlier than any other class in old Union's history. Eighteen years hence we find: Harold Bell, Cottage Grove, Ind. Served in U. S. army, '23-'24. Wyoming oil Iields, '23, In Alaskan mining camp, '25. Los Angeles, '29. Entered grain business, '30, Now partner in Bell Elevator Co. and resalesman for J. I. Case Cc. Is married and fhas one son, Jimmy. Lee Butt, Richmond, Ind., R. R. 4. For several years has been an accountant for Starr Piano Co., Richmond. He is married. Mary Bright 6Mrs. John Rinehartb. Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. Husband a farmer. They have a daughter, Shirleyg and son, Jimmy. Margaret Crecraft fMrs. J. K. Hensleyl, Apt. 2V, 7713 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, Ill. Attended Miami University. Her husband is office manager of Iroquois Publishing Co. Rev. Clarence Gilmer, Bunker Hill, Ind. A. B. Manchester Collegeg M. S. Indiana University. Taught school 13 years and served as pastor ten of those years in Bruce Lake Community Church. Gave up pubic school work last year and took pastorate of twc Brethren churches. Married. Has a daughter, Mary Elizabeth. Russel Gilmore, 6180 Primrose Avfe., Indianapolis, Ind. Has been with Ohio and Indiana Bell Telephone Co. for 15 years. At pr'esent is instructor in oflice work. Mar- ried. Has one son, Don. Mildred Hays fMrs. Cla1ence Guyl, 713 Millville Ave., Hamilton, Ohio. Teaches in the public school. Harry Hockersmith, Oxfurd, Ohio. Employed at Oxford postoflice past ten years. Married. Has one daughter, Bernice. Elizabeth Latta fMrs. Flank Ashleyl, 3654 Pahoe Ave., Honolulu, T. H. Husband is a naval airplane omcer. They have one child. Winifred Malone CMrs. John Gfeiser, Jr.l, Cleveland Ave., Hamilton, Ohio. Husband operates a retail store in Cincinnati. They have three children. Frances Shultz CM:s. Raymond Tolerl, 6163 Carrolton Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Grad- uate cf Indiana University. Taught home economics at Union school. Husband is with General Electric Co., Indianapolis. They have a son, Roland. ' Helen Taylor CMrs. Grantl, 826 Hoover Ave., Hamilton, Ohio. Graduate nurse of Mercy Hospital, Hamilton. Took post-graduate wo:k in surgery in New York. Husband is chemical engineer for large canning factcfry in Chicago. Bessie White CMrs. Herbert Dareb, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 2. Lived near here except five years in Cailfornia. Husband is 3 farmer. They have two sons. Our motto, Love, Labor, and Laugh. In concluding may we add: In all these 18 years, Old Union, our Love for you has never grown cold. We still Labor for what you stand for, and we Laugh .cause you'll never grow old. I hope you can look with pride on each of us as we can look on you, And say from the very depth of your heart, Class of '18 was sure true blue. CLASS OF 1919 It seems such a short time ago we were writing and reading cur class prophecy. Now we are to face the facts in our class history. Starting with James Armstrong, 610 W. Fairview Ave., Dayton, Ohio, who has spent most of his time since in Dayton, an employee of J. E. Parker 8z Co. He married Caryl Clark, also a member of the class of 1919. Caryl attended Miami-Jacobs Business Col- lfedin Dayton, has worked in several oilices in Dayton, but is now the mother of two c 1 en. Esther Gertrude Black, 12 N. W. 15th St., Richmond, Ind., entered Reid Memorial hospital at Richmond in the fall after graduating in May from Union high school. She married Earl Baldwin, a cabinet maker, in February, 1923. They have three children, Alice, Lowell, and Rozen. Next let us think of Marion Bourne, Stevens Point, Wis., who graduated from Miami University in 1923. She taught in hi-gh school in Butler ccfunty, also in Union high school. She is now the wife of Warren Jenkins, who is a teacher in high school at Stevens Point, Wisconsin. 'I'hey have one son, Risbard Bourne Jenkins. Helen C. Chamberlain, Brookville, Ind., R. R. 2, attended Miami and has taught at Billlngsville for the last live years. She married Elmo Beasley in 1928 and they are living at Bath, Indiana. -MIS. B8SS16 Dare.