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 - Class of 1915

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Buellm . who was preparing to be a farmer. Clifford had tak- en a four years course at Purdue. Shortly after their mar- riage they moved on a farm on which the North Pole stood before R. K. carried it from its original position to its present position at Artie. Indiana. Millard Capp. the president of class 15. on August 13. 1915 went to Baltimore to see his lady friend. Her answer, when he proposed, was in the affirmative. In due time they were married. Millard brought his fair blushing bride to Butler, where he pursued his calling as a buyer of stock and a } a poultry fancier. Madge Fee, at first taught country school. Five years later she went to Africa as a missionary ami as a teacher of reading and writing to the colored people. One young man she took special delight in teaching. This young man thought consid- erable of her and so together they laid plans whereby Madge became Mrs. Tumbledown. They made one trip to the T’nited Suites but she. having the opinion that Africa was a delightful country in which to live, decided never to return to the 1 nited States again. Caroline Showalter. our great musician, took a course in music but as she enjoyed country life so much she returned to her home north of Butler. Three years after her return. Rav Imhof, who had taken a course in Scientifical Farming at Michigan University, returned to Butler. They met in Butler’s Commercial Club buildings. Their renewed friendship result- ed in their marriage on June 16. 1925. In 1945 they lived on a schools, but while attending the college she met Clifford farm five miles east and two miles south of Newville. Bessie Praul worked in the Butler Creamery Co. as head clerk in the coal department for five years. Sin then married the Junior member of the firm. They started housekeeping at Johnston Center in the Hawaiian Island. Here they estab- lished an Ice Cream Factory. At this they were having a great success. They have decided to send their four ehitdern to the Butler schools as they think that the Butler schools are the best in the United States. Laura Wyatt spent a few years traveling in Europe and Africa. She visited Mr. and Mrs. Tumbledown while in Africa. While in Italy she became acquainted with the Royal Family. Shortly after her arrival in Butler, a prince of Italy came to Butler. We know not whether it was by previous ar- rangement or not. but they were married at Auburn. They returned to Italy where Laura intended to spend the remain- der of her life. Virginia Wartenbe, having finished her High School career decided to keep house for her father. In the summer of 1925 her father hired Robert Worthington to paint his barn and paper the house. While staying here he was attracted by Virginia's kindness toward him and they were married tin next summer. At first they settled down on the banks of St. Joseph river on tin old homestead. Later he received the job of painting the White House. They moved to Washington. 1). ('.. where they lived from that time on. A flare of light and the reel was ended.

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