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

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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.

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tClass of 1922, continued? Lucille Kauffman is ma:ried to Mr. Clark Booher. She ls employed at the Rike- Kumler department store in Dayton. Her address is 114 W. Norman Ave., Dayton, Ohio. Oscar Merle Stout attended Miami University and is now connected with the Pure Oil Co. at Toledo, Ohio. Oscar married a girl from. Oklahoma. Rebekah Stout, better known as Reba, is now Mrs. Paul Harvey and she lives at Buena street, Middletown, Ohio She has two sons Irene Widau, now Mrs. Raymond Updike, lives on a farm in the vicinity of Oxford, Ohio. She has three children, two girls and a boy. Cecil Woodruff of 2473 Third street, Cuyahoga Falls,-Ohio, is a graduate of Mus- kingum College. He is employed by the Goodyear Co. at Akron, Ohio. Cecil is married and has two children, a boy and a girl. Arthur Bell is bookkeeper in a freight office in Chicago. He married Miss Mildred Daughtery of Richmond, Ind. He lives at 5322 A Harper Ave., Chicago, Ill. Rapheal McDonough, the only bachelor of the class, is teaching in the grade school at St. Henry, Ohio. Riley Caldwell, College Corner, Ohio, has been employed for several years driving trucks for C. R. McNair. He married Frances Harvey of College Corner and they have four children, three girls and a boy. - Riley Caldwell. CLASS OF 1923 The Class of 1923 graduated 13 years ago and today there are 13 of us! We at- tended school in the old building, played -basketball outdocrs and in rooms next to gibeery stores downtown and held our commencement exercises in the United Presby- terian church, probably the only class to have that distinction. Cecil Ardery lives at Liberty, Ind., and is married to Clementine Snyder. Francis Buckley is 3, tiller cf the s0il south of College Corner, near Contrearas. Mrs. Buckley before her marriage was Beulah Conner, a nur'se. Paul Driscol, a graduate of DePauw University, is manager of the Conn Music Store located in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Paul is married to Betty Engle of Indianapolis, and they have five childr'en, Nancy Lou 6, Tommy 5, Carol Jeanne 3, Paul Jr. 2, and Teddy 4 months old. Robert Gillespie, a loyal and jovial member of our class, lived only two years after his graduation. Regina Helms, now Mrs. Donald G. Falk, has been quite active in the business world having graduated from Miami-Jacobs Business College in 1924. She is a member of several social and literary crganizations: Phi Beta Psi, Delphian Society, and Women's Advertising Club. Address: 29 S. Spring Grove Ave., Nertly, New Jersey. Abel James lives in College Corner and is interested in the antique business, buying, selling. and refinishing. Cloyde Lackey is connected with the Frigidaire Corporation at Dayton. He married Mary Pullen of Liberty, Ind., and their three year old son is Robert Nelson. Cloyde states: My wife is a gcod cook and there is nothing I would rather do than to place my feet under a big table full of good things to eat. Address: 36 McPhearson street, Dayton, Ohio. Irene Leab, Mrs. E. H. Placke. Her husband is 9, mortician. She graduated from Richmond Business College. The Placke's three daughters are Annette 4, Imogene 2, and Patty Lou 1. Mary Katherine Lynch received her A. B. degree from Indiana University in 1927, taught at Union high schocl for ive years: and in June, 1933 received an M. R. S. degree - Mrs. Philip Qacques. Address, 15 Aberdeen Ave., Middletown, Ohio. Martha Lou Moor attended Purdue University and Whittenburg College, taught in the Dayton school several years, was married to Leo Flotron in 1925. They have one daughter, Sue, two years cld. Address, 1332 W. Fairview Ave., Dayton, Ohio. Gordon Paxton is a farmer and proud of it. He married Elizabeth Kirkpatrick of Oxford and they have two little farmers, Robert Lincoln 5, and John Kirk, two months old. Address, College Corner, Ohic, R. R. 1. Alton Porter lives in College Corner. He states frankly: I am 31 years old, weigh 173 pounds, and hasn't yet been fooled by the fair sex. He hopes to be Iperrnanently located in Middletown. Brownie Slagle is employed by the Unicn County Highway Department as a me- chanic. Nannie Mozgan became his wife in 1924. They live in College Corner. Athelene Witter, Mrs. Louis S. Whipple, lives on a farm north of College Corner. Their son, John Witter Whipple, is five years old. Address, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. Classmates, this history doesn't read as the class prophecy cf 1923 predicted, but this is fact and the prophecy was imagination. - Mrs. Philip' Jacques. CLASS OF 1924 We have always boasted of the record that our class had the most members. Fine, to be sure, but paradoxically speaking in high school days this very feature proved to be quite a handicap. For example, when a party was given, lo and behold there were sometimes girls left in the shuffle without partners, as there were nine boys and nine- teen girls. History repeats itself, so 'tis said, so of our twenty children, three made their debut this school year in the alma mater of mother and father. There are also others of the children in various other schools. From, all reports the three first graders in Union schcol, Bobby Bake, Jean Caldwell, and Edra McQulston, are acquitting themselves very nobly. , Nathan Armstrong lives in College Corner and is employed by the Standard Oil Co. at Oxford, Ohio. Virginia Armstrong attended Business College, did office work, and is now Mrs. Charles Plalen. Richard Armstrong Phalen passed his second birthday, April 1936.