Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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. flllllr ' - P1zf5!1Qrhea' 63' The Senior Class ofthe Greenville High School L5-GR K 00 5 nfl.-'20, 'O 5-33 S f o Plas ' Lgfl f X 212 :qu 'Qi rn .1 1' I , K, Z, -O as , ,, 5 D 1 .Alf ll' if a59 , Jmq - 111. si S 3 pi 'lffb fbi, ffflf zlfffll j1J'J'lll'fIIlll'6' Offbe' Students of The Grernville High School VOLUME X M.-XY 1920 3

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Senior Prophecy n Clippings from my Scrap Book, London, England, June 1, l925. Many things of importance were drscussed rt the bi-annual meeting of Methodists here. The meet- ing was presided over by Rev. Elbert Albright, assisted by Rev. Sara Ann Clopp. Greenville, Ohio, May 15, 1923. Mr. Palmer Baughman, a well known young man of promising business ability, has bought the Hildebrand grocery on Broadway and will take possession immediately. Paris, France. January 2, 'Z9. Ralph Hahn, the American artist, who has creat- ed such a sensation here by his interpretation of Milton's Allegro, will soon set sail for New York, U. S. A. New York, Marci- 5, 'Z8. No word has yf:t been received from the two mis- sionaiies, Helen Miller and Obecl Hovatter, who set sail about a month ago for the South Sea Islands. It is feared by friends and relatives that they have been devoured by cannibals. Boston, Mass , Aug. 8, 'Z3. A startling new scientific discovery hrs been made by Sidney Lohman. No more will you have to remove your false teeth at n:ght and place the ri on the mantle. Grow a new set says Sid. Loren Miller, of Green- ville, Ohio, is th-': first to testify :o the reliability of the invenzion. Greenville, Ohio, April 9, '30. Work on the J. Neville Confectionery began Thursday morning. The store will be enlarged and made more attractive. Greenville Ohio, September 9, '30 Court News! The breach of p omise suit filed by Miss Marline VVesterfield vs. Edward Pilliod will be brought to trial n:xt week. Robert Minnich is council for the plaintitl and lra Shank for the defendant. New York, N. Y., Sept. 4, '33. Mr. Fred Place recently made his fortune by investing in furniture polish in the VVall Street Market. His gain seemed to be Dale Stoltz,s loss as Stoltz lost on the market the same day. Greenville, Ohio, Nov. 4, '33, Notice: Don't fz.il to hear' Miss Pauline Rob- bins ofthe Kari Company at th: Opera House this evening. H-ar lecture will be en- titled, 'iWhy Women Do Not Vote in Ohio. Admission 50.. Greenville, Ohio, March 5, '33. Miss Annabelle Curtis, Cateress at the hldealn Cafeteria at Dayton spent the week-end with her mother here. Greenville, Ohio, June 3, '35 The Misses Olive Fry and Hope Pearce have opened a millinery store at 1568 Broadway. They sl.ow the season's most exclusive models, beginning Wednesday. Madamoiselle Riegle Beauty Parlors. 763 Plum St. Phone 389 Greenville, Ohio, December 3, '33, YVord has been receiv-:d that Miss Vel- ma Weisenbarger, a student at Wisconsin University, Madison YVis., fell while skat- ing and sprained her ankle. However, she is recovering rapidly ant. hopes to be up soon. Greenville, Ohio, june 25, 'Z8. Mr. and Mrs. Ver:ie Townsend celebrated their Hfth wedding anniversity at their cosy home on Short Street, 1Vednesday evening. All had a delightful time. New York, N. Y., Aug. 2, 'Z8. Mrs. Florence Rimer Lease's latest book, HLooking Forward has been universally approved by the public and literary critics Greenville, Ohio, Oct. 3, 'Z5. Miss Helen Vanata has accepted a position in Kindergarten work with the Chicago Lyceum Bureau. I03