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

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tClass of 1904, continued? A Earl C. Bowman, following his four years in Union high school, taught for a few years in Union county. He attended Miami University from which he received the de- grees, Bacheloz' of Science and Master of Arts. He has also been an instructor at Miami. He is now a member of the faculty of DePauw University. Mr. Bowman is married and has one son. And so Our slender life runs rippling by, And glides into the silent hollow of the past. - Mrs. E. .B Barkley. CLASS OF 1905 Harry W. Brown has for many years resided at Viscalia. Calif. Box 281. Allen S. Coulter's last address was Dusseldtrf, Germany. At present we don't know any details about Allen. We are forwarding a letter to him. Stanley Douglass. Elsie E. Earhart fMrs. Fred Bish-op.l 511 S. W. A street, Richmond, Ind. Fred is superintendent of the Richmond Home Telephone Company. John E. Farr married Ruth Miller. They have one sun and daughter. They live on a farm east of Lynn, Ind. John also caters to the public in trucking and tr'ansportation. Ethel M. Gillespie tMrs. Earnest McGrawJ. Liberty, Ind., R. R. Husband farms west of Liberty. Her first husband, Chazies Kirkpatrick, is deceased. Jennie Holland, deceased. She died in December following her graduation in May. Myrtle M. Miller fMrs. Frank Nuttyb, Connersville, Ind., R. R. 8. Frank is a school teacher at Alquina. They have six children, two girls and four boys. George R. Moss married Erma Andr'ews and has one daughter, a school teacher. George is an employee of the Romey Furniture Co., Richmond, Ind. Mable Orr, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 2., is the manager of a farm. Mable seems to be very successful in this pr'oject. - Mrs. Fred Bishop. CLASS OF 1906 Mettie Floy Bake fMrs. Lf ren Shultz? deceased, was one of the two girls in our class. They lived in Florida at the time of her death. They had one son and daughter. Fred S. Bishop, 511 S. W. A street, Richmond, Ind., married Elsie Earhart. He is superintendent of the Richmond Home Telephone Co. Fred was one of the crew who installed the first and original telephone system in College Corner, Ohio. Frances C. Page fMrs. John McDonoughJ, Oxford, Ohio, Route 1. Lives on a farm. For several years was a very eflicient school teacher. We understand that she is now as efficient a mother with a family of several nice children. Dellis M. Meyers, Liberty, Ind., R. R. He married Mary Carson of Liberty. They have two daughters and two sons. Dellis is a very successful farmer. Kenneth B. Ridenour lives with his sister, Mrs. Tura White, on South Lafayette St., Camden, Ohio. He is a Salesman for the Fuller Brush Co. and Bantex. Kenneth is still living the lif e of single blessedness. Virgil M. Smith, a very conscientious and efficient high school student, deceased. He was married and lived in Chicago, Ill. - Fred S. Bishop. CLASS OF 1907 Marie E. Ault, Mrs. Loren Pierce. Her address is 46 Dudley Ave., Hamburg, N. Y. T. Marion Buck. He has married and has three children He has taught for several years. Address, Librazy, Penn., R. R. 1. Philip L. Coulter, now Majta' Coulter, has retired from the army and is living in Florida with his wife and daughter. Grace L. Earhart now is Mrs. Murray Bake. Lives in College Corner, but at present time is visiting in California. She has two children, Neva and Louis. Shirley G. Hawley is Mrs. Everett Osborne, Valley City, Missouri. Esther A. Killough is Mrs. D. M. Wisecup. Her husband runs a dairy near Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. She has two children. Julian S. Paxton of Oxford, Ohio, R. R. 4, is a State Highway engineer. He is married and has several children. Watson R. Pults, assistant cashier uf the Fa:-mers State Bank. He is married and has two children, Watson Jr. and Dorothy. Orville Smith lives at 602 Franklin Ave., Connersville, Ind. Married and has seven children: John. Pearl, Harold, Helen, Charles. Mary E. Wilson is principal at West Alexandria, Ohio, where she teaches Latin and mathematics. Address: 800 S. W. 5th St., Richmond, Ind. Harry L. Wright lives at College Corner, R. R., is a farmer, married and has sev- eral children. - Mrs. D. M. Wisecup. CLASS OF 1908 The Class of '08 as freshmen were the last high school class to be seated downstairs, and go upstairs for a part of their recitations. In the summer of 1905 the assembly mom was furnished and all the high school were seated in one room. We, as Juniors, were the first to give the Senicrs a reception. The classes of today might not recognize it as such for it was no style show. Only once before had there been thirteen graduates, but we didn't consider ourselves unlucky. We were the first class to graduate under Supt. C. E. Gillespie. Ama Bickett, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. Attended summer school at Miami U., '08. Since then has been home devoting her time to fancy work, raising poultry, and cultivating flowers. Rollo Doty, Liberty, Ind., R. R. Attended Indiana U. '08-'09. Was employed as a locomotive Hreman for the Penn. railroad for six years. Has been farming since then. Mazried Hazel Witt. They have five daughters. Is an elder and Bible teacher in the Liberty Church of Christ.

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tClass of 1908, continued? George W. Goble, University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill. A. B. Indiana U. '13g L. L. B. Yale University Law School '15g won Munson first prize at Yale for excellence in de- bating. Principal of high schcols at Alton, Ind. and Cleveland, Ohio, two years each. Practiced law in Connezsville, Ind., four years. Artillery ofllcer 1918. Professor of Law at U. of Illinois since 1921. Delegate to International Congress of Comparative Law, The Hague, Netherlands in Aug. 1932. He has written a book on law of insurance, ar- ticles fcr several law journals and biographical sketches. Married Roberta Lee Sonner of Alton, Ind. They have four children, two girls at U. of Illinois, and two boys in grade school. Elsie Lindsey fMrs. Otis Miller? deceased. Had one son, also deceased. Paul R. Hawley, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. A. B. Indiana U. '12g M. D., U. of Cin- cinnati '14g Omce: in U. S. Army '16, Dr. CP. H. Jdhn Hopkins U. '22-lg Cihief Surgeon at Nicaragua Canal Survey '29-'31, instructor in Army Medical School '31-'34g Student, Command and General Staff School at Ft. Leavenworth '34-'36. Married Frances Gilli- lared of Cincinnati. They have two children, Barbara and William. Ruthanna Miller fMrs. John Farrl, Lynn, Ind., attended Indiana State Normal and Purdue U. Taught school six years. Husband farms and trucks. They have two child- ren, John Robert, a freshman and Martha, in seventh grade. Edwin Page, 4733 Center Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Married Frieda Imsande of Middle- town. They have one daughter. First followed Civil engineering work in construction, later became Erecting engineer on construction of By-Product Cake and Benzol Re- covery Plants, . Etta Pinkerton, College Corner, O. Has clerked, with exception of four years, for local business firms. Now in employ df L. S. Hill. Verne Smelser fMrs. Claude E. Linel Jasper, Ind. Attended summer school at Miami one year and took six month business course at Hamilton. Was sales lady for Beaton's Dry Goods Ccg., Oxford 7 years. Later a stenographer and bookkeeper for Ox- ford firms. They now have a men's clothing store in Jasper. Cleatice Smith, deceased. Took course at Richmond Business College. Bookkeeper for Huward Wholesale Grocery Co. Married and had twin daughters. June died in in- fancy. Jean is mazried and lives in Richmond. Margie Smith fMr's. Paul Griffithl, College Corner, O. Clerked in local postoffice four years, bookkeeper for local business firms twelve years. Graduated from Reid- Memorial Hospital, Richmtmd '28. Husband is a plasterer. They have a son, Richard. Oqpal Smith fMrs. Leland Procto.'J,Everett, Wash.R. R. Made music her major pro- ject. Studied at Oxford College for Women, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and at Philadelphia. Mr. Procter is a chemical engineer. They live on a ranch near Everett. Has two daughters. Directs a choir at First Pgesbyterian church in Everett. Martha Wilson lMrs. Roya Grayb, St. Louis, Mo. Graduated from Monmouth College '12, Taught school for several years in Illintis and Nevada. Mr. Gray is employed by a wholesale cotton merchant. They have two children, Mary Arnet and John Wilson. CLASS OF 1909 Our motto Quality not Quantity was very appropriate as there were only three in our class. I Eunice Earhart CMrs. Floyd R. Hamiltonl, Oxford, O. Lived on a farm for nine years after her marriage in 1918. Since 1927 Mr. Hamilton has been a partner of the Buckeye Feed Co., Oxford. He also owns the Miami Milling Co. and Shinkle Coal Yards. 'Eunice has been btth a faithful homemaker and a great help to her :husband in his business. They have a daughter, Lelah Margaret. Leah Smelser CMrs. Glenn Hunsingerl, Oxford, O. After graduation entered teachers college, Mami U., but gave it up to become assistant dental nurse to Dr. John Moly- neaux for fdur years. Later re-entered Miami and finished her two-year' course in 1916. Taught second grade in Oxford Public school for three years and at Mt. Auburn schuol, Cincinnati one yeaz. Mr. Hunsinger returned from France at that time and they were married. They have two sons, Richard Glen, 13 yr., and Geor'ge Marvin, 12 yr., Worked afternoons at Oxford National Bank several years. Since 1927 has worked there full-time, She is sup't. of Oxford M. E. Chur'ch School. John Wright, Wfabash, Ind. Attended Muskingum College. Married Dorothy Ccfulter of Oxford. They have three children Elmer Maclode, Mary Katherine, and John Coulter. John is employed by the State Highway Department. -Mrs. Glenn Hunsinger CLASS OF 1910 The class graduated, wondering if their lives would be snuffed out before the exer- cises would be cfver. Haleyfs Comet was dashing across the sky and was supposed to collide with the earth in its journey. Each graduate was expected to write or deliver an essay. The class had a discussion as to the advisability of preparing the essays if the world was going to come to an end. But the superintendent ruled that the prepar- ation of essays go ahead as usual. Clara Bowman, now Mrs. L. M. Bagby, living at 2114 12th ave., Huntington, W. 'Va., was employed as a postoffice clerk for several years after' graduation. Soon after her marriage to Mr. Bagby they established a home in Huntington where he has an auto- mobile sales agency. They have one son and one daughter. Charles Buck after spending several years in Florida mcfved back to the old home place east of College Corner on R. R. 1. He married Miss Ina Ramsey of Cedarville, Ohio, and they have six children, three boys and three girls. The oldest son graduted in the class of 1935. -Etta Pinkerton