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

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iClass of 1919, continued? Now we go out to the state of Illinois to find our school-mate, Mary George at Freeburg, Ill. Mary attended Oxford College, also business college in Indianapolis. She is now the wife of George Dlgken, a bookkeeper in the mine at Freeburg, Ill. They have one daughter, Nancy. Over in Ohio at Middletown, R. R. 1, we find Raul Harvey, who is employed at the Island Box Factory. Paul has married Reba Stout, who also graduated from Union high school, but with another class. They have a son, Gayle, who is four years old. Mabel Hetrick, Brookville, Ind., R. R. 2, married Myron Smith in 1922. She has lived in or near College Corner since graduation, but moved south of Bath on a farm this spring with her husband and two daughters, Dorthea Mae and Jean. Jessie Gertrude Jeffrey, Princeton, Ind., our class-mate that we know so little about since gzaduaticn is over. She is living with her husband's parents at Princeton, Ilnd., and has been in poor health for the last two years. Living near Eaton we find Mildred L. Johnston the wife of Lester Gephart. They have three daughters, Phyllis, Betty and Patricia. Address, Eaton, Ohio, R. R. Harry B. Miller, 3145 N. Illinois street, Indianapolis, Ind., is the traveler of our class. Harry worked summer vacations during high school for the McQuary Norris Co. of St. Louis, and since he graduated has been sent by the company to Louisiana, Indian- apolis, Louisville, and April 1 of this year he was promoted to Los Angeles, California, where he and his wife expect to make their home. Arthfur C. Orr is one of the three boys who has stayed in College Corner. Arthur married Carrie Chassman and is farming his father's farm on the State Line. Address: College Corner, Ohio, R. R. Another boy who is still living in College Corner is Harley Pults. Harley graduated from Purdue University in 1923. He came back to College Ccrner and holds the position of assistant cashier at the Farmers State Bank. He is also selling insurance and land. He has two children: a girl, Patricia: and a boy, John. Mary H. Roehm, who had a nice romance during her high school days, married Harold Canter soon after commencement. They established their home in Cincinnati, in which city they are still living with their three children, two sons, Junior and Billy, and a daughter, Mary Jean. George Shultz is the third boy of our class who is living in College Corner. George attended Purdue University for one year, then went to Michigan Engineering School at Detroit. George is no-w an auto dealer. Thomas E. Tayltr, deceased. Our souls can cling to remembered words, for memory will not dieg , But tho we remember, our hearts shofuld sing, or, at least, our hearts should try. CLASS OF 1920 When the Class of 1920 left old Union high school on May 27th if that year there were eighteen members, nine from Ohio and nine from Indiana. In the years that have passed, they have been scattered from the north to the south, and from the east to the west. At the present time there are representatives of this class in seven states. Helen Armstrong went to California soon after graduation and taught school there for several years. She then came back and taught in Hamilton, Ohio. Soon afterward she returned to California and was married to S. Loren Bailey, a druggist. They are now living in Quincy, California and have two children, Virginia, 55 and Bailey, 2. Gladys E. Earhart, now Mrs. Wm. Schozse of 2521M West 42nd street, Lcs Angeles, California, is corresponding secretary for Oxford College Alumni Association of South- ern California. Her husband is a salesman for Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co. of that city. Mary Drisccl, now Mrs. C. H. Hunt of New Orleans, La., has spent much of her time in the south and south-west. Her husband is assistant manager of the New Orleans branch of the General Motors Acceptance Corporation. They have two children, Stephen 8, and Natalie 7. Sarah Bourne, after graduating from Teachers' College at Miami, spent several years teaching in Butler county, Ohio. She then returned to Miami for her B. S. degree and afterward taught Home Economics in the high school at Fostoria, Ohio. Now she is married to Clarence E. Napper, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, and they are living at 1615 Adams street, Madison, Wisconsin, where he is engaged in the grocery business with his father. They have one son, John Lyman. William fBillyi Latta is pastor of the United Presbyterian Church in Oil City, Pa. He is married and has two sons. Address, 16 Herriot street, Oil City, Penna. Mildzed Miller is an army matron, the wife of H. W. Anderson, an air corps officer of the U. S. army staticned at Chanute Field, Rantoul, Illinois. Mary Homan Jeffrey and Newman Jeffrey have been located at Martinsville, Ind. for the past six years. Newman is pastor of the First Methodist Church there. They have two children, Mary Jane 7, and Larry Joe 17 months. Gladys Skinner Harrison and William fSkeeterJ Harrison have the distinction of having started to school together, graduated together, and have not missed an alumni meeting since that time. Skeet is a contractor and carpenter in the old home town, and he had a part in the construction of the new Union school building. Gladys is a music teacher, giving lessons in private homes. Kesley Black went to Richmond soon after graduation and since that time has been employed at the Atlas Underwear Co. He is married and they have four children: Patricia 11, Natalie 10, Billy Edward 6, and Constance 5. 406 Pearl St., Richmond, Ind. Mary Louise Black went to Maryville College and graduated. She has had a posi- tion as telephone operator in College Corner exchange, but owing to her health she had to give it up. - Mrs. Myron Smith.

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tClass of 1920, continuedl Jessie LaBoiteau, now Mrs. Wm. H. Limlng, graduated from Miami University and taught school in Union county, Indiana for four years. Since she has been married they have lived on a farm, at the present, near Brookville, Ind. Helen Paxton Loudon's husband is a statistician with the United States Department of Labor in Columbus, Ohlc. They have two daughters, Dorothy Ann 7, and Eleanlor Ruth 3. Address, 1381 Glenn Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Winnie iMac! McDonough is looking after the interests of the farm out on the Tallewanda road, where he and his sister have been for sever'al years. Address, College Corner, Ohio, R. R. 1. . Claude Craft has been on the farm since graduation, and at present he and his wife reside on a farm adjoining that of his father. Address, Liberty, Ind., R. R. Ina Butt, after moving to Richmond, Ind., was employed there, and more recently has been in Dayton, Ohio. Mildred Weaver, now Mis. Kenneth Blake, attended' Miami University, and afterward lived in Muncie, and Gaston, then in Alexandria, Ind. Looking back over the prophecies made in 1920, some have been fulnlled to a cer- tain extent, but in most cases things have worked out differently. There are two min-: isters, one minister's wife, one carpenter, one music teacher, two farmer's, several have taught school, and others have been in oniice work and varicus other kinds. The total CLASS OF 1921 Ethel A-brahams fMrs. Paul VanNessl, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. One sen, Paul Dean, five years old. Mr. VanNess is a farmer. Glenn Brown, 1146 E. Croswell street, Kankakee, Ill. He married Martha Burkett of Kankakee. They have three children: Norma 1l,Leland 9, and Ruth 7. He is a car- penter for the Burkett and Brown Co. Harold Buck, College Corner, Ohio, at home. He was the iirst graduate of Union school whose parents were both former alumni. His mother was Mabel McDill '01, and his father was Arthur Buck '98, Virgil Davis, A. B. Miami U. 1925. For several years taught history in Brocfkville high school. Was elected this fall as Court Recorder of Franklin Co., Brookville, Ind. Doza DuBois QMTS. Wilbur Imholfl. Last known address was Oxford, Ohio. Ralph Lynch, College Corner, Ohio, R. R. 1. A. B. Indiana U. 1925. He married Portia Lafuze of Liberty. They have two children: John Richard, 19 months, and Don Douglass 2 months. Ralph is a farmer. Elsie Helms fMrs. Charles Maddockl, College Corner, Ohio. Has four children: Maxine, Marian, Billie and Keith. Mr. Maddock is a carpenter. Florence Miller, College Corner, Ohio. She is a telephone operator at the local exchange. William Hazold Miller, 6640 Odell Ave., Edison Park, Chicago, Ill. A. B. Miami U. '25. He married Dorothy MacTammeny of Columbus, Ohio, and has one son, William Thomas, five years old. He is a salesman in the wholesale market division for Pure Oil Co., Chicago. Lucille Moreland fMrs. H. W. Newton.J One son, Louis. Last known address was Chicago, Illinois. Maude Paxton, College Corner, O., R. R. 1. B. S. Muskingum College 1925. Teach- ing Home Economics in College Corner Union School. Samuel Paxton, College Corner, O., R. R. 1. Farming. Mildred Penteccst fMrs. Russell Stubbsl, Hagerstown, Ind. Has one son, Richard Eugene, 6. Mr. Stubbs works in the finishing department of Perfect Circle. Edna Roll, Fort Hamilton hospital, Hamilton, Ohio. Is a graduate nurse of Christ hospital, Cincinnati, O. Edna is a nurse at Fort Hamilton hospital now. Clarabelle Shepherd CMrs. Robert Straszheiml, West Lafayette, Ind. Has two child- ren, Joan and Bobby. Mr. Straszheim is a teacher in the Agriculture Department at Purdue University. Evelyn Wilkerson, Lebanon, Ohio. Studied at Oxford College, '21-'23, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, '26-'30. Supervisor of Music in Warr'en Co. schools for ten years. Teaches piano privately and directs the young folks vested choirs of the Presbyterian churches at Mason, Ohio, and Lebanon, Ohio. - Maude Paxton. CLASS OF 1922 There were sixteen members in the Class of 1922, seven girls and nine boys. This group has not scattered so much in the past fourteen years, and are all living except Mildred Hussey, who died in August, 1931. Q First comes our president, Cecil Bake, whose occupaticn is farming in the vicinity of Liberty, Ind. Cecil graduated from Purdue University, and then married Rowena La- og,Lgierty, and they have two children, a boy and a girl. Address, College Corner, io, . . . Venna Baker is now Mrs. Carl Creek and lives on a fagn near Liberty, Ind. She has two children, a boy and a girl. Address, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 2. Harry Bell lives in College Cerner. He has an interest in the Bell Elevator Company at.Cottage Grove. Harry married Maxine Gillespie of College Corner. They have two Chlldlen, a boy and a girl. Address, College Corner, Ohio. Early Florea married a Hamilton girl and lives on Hooven Ave., Lindenwald, Ham- ilton, Ohic-. Early drives 9, milk truck for French Bauer. Harry Hetrick graduated from Purdue University, after which he married Cecil Whitton of Raleigh, Ind. They have two little girls. He is now farming the home place Just west of College Corner. Gertrude Johnston is now Mrs. Claude McQuston and lives in College C0rner.' 'Ilhey have two children, a boy and a girl. enrollment is now forty-four.