Wednesday, May 24, 2023

One Place Studies- 1011 E. Third Street, Dayton, Ohio

Welcome to 1011 E. Third Street in Dayton, Ohio... or what was. The location's address has since been changed to 1009 E. Third St. Today, it's the home of Dayton's Fire Station #2, but it was once just open farm land, like the rest of Dayton. 

First Owner: Daniel Cooper

The first owner of the land (according to land records), was Daniel C. Cooper on 09 February 1813. The land was part of 419.16 acres that was given to Daniel by President James Madison. Daniel was born on 20 Nov 1779 in Morris County, New Jersey. Daniel was a farmer and land surveyor, which is probably how he came to so much land. In 1800, he purchased 3000 acres of Dayton land at $2 an acre to save the town. He gave up a lot of his land to the community, building cemeteries, churches and schools. On July 13, 1818, Daniel died at the young age of 38 from what I can only assume to be a hernia-- he died from injuries resulted after carrying a church bell (via wheel barrel). He left his estate in his will and the land went to his daughter-in-law Letitia Cooper ('nee Smith), wife of his son David Zeigler Cooper. 


Second Owner(s): Samuel D. & John F. Edgar (brothers)

Samuel

The second owners were Samuel Dick Edgar (1806-1874) and his brother John F. Edgar (1814-1905), both born in Dayton., sons of Robert and Margaret Edgar. The brother's were able to purchase only 5.96 acres in April 1841-- it is unknown if that's all Letitia received in the will, or if she had only sold that much to the brothers. It had been apart of her estate for 23 years and by 1841, she was a widow, may have needed the money (speculation on my part).

On May 10, 1841, the brothers split the lots into two.

(John was an author and wrote "Pioneer Life in Dayton & Vicinity: 1796-1840", first published in 1896).



Third Owner: Joseph R. Wagoner

Joseph R. Wagoner purchased part of the land from the brothers on July 20, 1843- a lot of .152 acres. Joseph was born in 1806 in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. He had the land for almost 10 years with his wife and children, maybe a farm? Joseph died at the age of 68 on 31 Jan 1874 in Dayton. 


Fourth Owner: Henry V. Berk

Henry V. Berk, a German immigrant, purchased the .152 lot of land on September 7, 1852 from Joseph. Henry (or Heinrich?) was born on 09 May 1815 in Stradtkreis, Germany and immigrated in Sep 1836 at the age of 20. He married and might have used the land for farming. Henry died on 29 Jun 1892 at the age of 77. 


Fifth Owner: Gerhard Jeckering (my 3rd Great-Grandfather)


Gerhard was also a German immigrant and might have known Henry because of this. Gerhard purchased the land on March 31, 1866. Gerhard was born on 02 Feb 1829 in Hanover, Germany. He immigrated sometime before 1855. Gerhard married and together he and his wife Maria Elisabeth had 7 children.


 In 1871, Gerhard added an additional $1000 to his already $1500 valued land in a tax record, usually indicating that a building was built on the land. This is the first time we see an actual structure built on this particular bit of land. 

The address of the building was 1011 E. Third Street, Dayton. It was a two story structure. The bottom half was Gerhard's business "Jeckering Grocery & Feed" and then he and his family lived in the apartment above. 




Gerhard died on 16 Apr 1898 in Dayton at the age of 69, but not before selling or giving the store to his son John F. Jeckering.



Sixth Owner: John F. Jeckering (my 2nd Great-Granduncle)


John F. Jeckering purchased or was given the land and property from his father on August 25, 1894. This could be due to a decrease in health since Gerhard passes away 4 years later (speculation).

John was born on August 22, 1855 in Dayton, the eldest son of 7 children. John continued to run the Jeckering grocery store with his wife and family until 1927 when it closed. He was 72. John died on March 5, 1941 in Dayton at the age of 85. 










Seventh Owner: Miami Investments Co.

After the stores closure, the land and property was then transferred to Miami Investments Co on July 19, 1927. Records indicate that the building was vacant 1928, 1929 and part of 1930. I'm curious to know if John lost the property due to unable to pay or if sold it...records don't tell this story. 
According to newspapers, in July 1930, the Pennsylvania Rail Road Headquarters occupied the space, rented as Miami Investments still owned the property. 


Eighth Owner: Marcus D. Hansing

On September 7, 1932, a man named Marcus D. Hansing purchased the land and property. I tried researching Hansing, but the only person I could find with the same name was a man who doesn't seem to have any paper trail in Dayton. This Marcus D. Hansing was born on May 4, 1908 in Indiana, married in 1934 in Indiana and died in Indiana in 1970. This could be the same person, but it is unclear at this time. 


Ninth Owner: Sheriff of Montgomery County

It appears the property was possibly seized from Hansing because by 1938, it was owned by the Sheriff of Montgomery County as Common Pleas Court Case (#77305). I'm currently trying to obtain records (if any still exist). 


Tenth & Eleventh Owners: Miami Savings & Loan & City of Dayton

On June 11, 1938, the deed was transferred to Miami Savings & Loan Company, although they didn't hold onto it very long. Less than 6 months later on November 5, the property was owned by the City of Dayton. 


Today:

Since the 1940s, the property has belonged to Fire Station #2 of Dayton. The address is now 1009 E. 3rd Street, Dayton. It doesn't look like they tore down the original building but completed a drastic remodel. What do you think?

Fire Station #2- 1957
Photo Courtesy of Pinterest (Jim Barrett)


Fire Station #2- Google Maps



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Thursday, November 24, 2022

Julienne High School Yearbook, Class of 1938 Pt 1

I've written several posts about Chaminade High School in Dayton, Ohio, but this is the first post about it's sister school- Julienne High School. (The two are merged into one today)

Yearbook, 1938

Julienne high School was a catholic high school that existed between 1927-1973. In 1973, Chaminade high school and Julienne merged into one- Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School. The 1938 yearbook was the earliest book I could find available online.


Class of 1938: (Part One): 

Mary Lou Anderton
~Generosity rules her head--sympathetic--sunlight in her hair--gracious to all--eager to please--high principled--friendly--genial.~

Mary Louise "Mary Lou" Anderton was born on 15 Jun 1919 in Dayton, Ohio to Harry & Mildred (Makley) Anderton. In 1940, Mary Lou was living with her family still- parents, 5 sisters, grandfather and a servant. She was working as a typist.

In October, 1942, she enlisted in the Women's Army Corps and was a member of the 3rd Air Division of the 8th Army Air Force. During this time, she met her husband Jerry Callahan and they married 12 Oct 1946.





Mary Lou and Jerry had 9 children together- Carol, Christine, James, William, Peter, Stephen, Louise, Mary, and Constance. Mary Lou passed away on 16 Apr 2013 at the age of 93 and is buried beside her husband in Calvary Cemetery in Brockton, Massachusetts.






Margaret Mary Anstedt
~A friendly classmate, winning smile--serious--a little timid and unaffected--blushing type~

Margaret Mary Anstedt was born on 14 Dec 1919 in Dayton, Ohio to Charles & Angie (Wadleigh) Anstedt. In 1940, she was living with her parents, doing secretarial work. 
On 14 Aug 1946, she married George J. Busher Jr. In the 1950 census, Margaret is listed as married, but living with her mother. She's working as a stenographer for a publishing company. 
Margaret had two children: Deborah and John C.
Margaret died on 09 Feb 2004 at the age of 84. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.




Marjorie Asplan
~"Margie"--A letter girl--independent--studious--frank--even-tempered--disposed to conversatism in her friendships~

Margie was a tough search. I did find that she was born Margaret Mary Asplan...her social security claim has her name as Marjorie Mary Asplan and her grave reads Margaret M. Honestly, I think if this is the same person, she was probably born Margaret Mary Asplan, but went by Marjorie, or Margie, as a sort of nickname because of how popular the first two names Margaret Mary were at the time. 

Margie was born on 07 Jan 1920 in Hamilton, Ohio to Mathias F. and Clara J. (Streuter) Asplan. In 1930 & 1940 she was living with her parents and brother Ralph at 651 St. Nicholas Ave in Dayton- the house is still there- was built in 1910. In 1940, Margie was a stenographer.

651 Saint Nicholas Ave, Dayton, Ohio
Photo Courtesy of Google Maps



Margie married Carl Kenneth. Wead in 1945. In 1950, the couple were living at 272 N. Miami Street in West Milton, Ohio with their son Ralph K. (age 3 at the time). Carl was a manager at a restaurant and Margie was a home-keeper. Margie and Carl would go on to have one more son- James F. Margie died in Dec 1983 at the age of 62. She is buried beside her husband in the Valley View Memorial Gardens in Xenia, Ohio.








Miriam Ball
"Anne"--in the "Happy Day"--soft-voiced--reserved--serene--bored with school-girl trivialities--reticent--friendly when one gets to know her--imperturbable~ 

Miriam Catherine Ball was born on 12 Mar 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to George Smith & Ida Catherine (Engleman) Ball. 




She married William DeNise Knee on 13 Jun 1941 in Kettering and they had 7 children.
Mary Kay, Denise, William, David, Christine, Richard and Laura. In 1950, Miriam and William were living at 2112 Cherry Drive in Dayton with their first two children- Mary K and Denise. William was working as a proprietor for a county candy manufacturing company.



Miriam died on 17 Mar 1989 at the age of 69. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.








Mildred Bauer
~Member of the Glee Club--Harmony is the keynote of her personality--quiet type~

Mildred Mae Bauer was born on 29 Nov 1920 in Ohio, daughter of Henry & Dorothea Helene (Truebenbach) Bauer. She had at least 5 siblings: Harold Henry, Ruth Mary, Dorothy Esther, Vincent Leonard, and Vernon Francis. 
Mildred married Robert Charles Roth in 1942. At the time, she was working at St. Ann's Hospital. Together, the couple had at least 6 children: Richard, Thomas, Mark, Christopher, Jane and William C.
In 1950, Mildred and Robert were living at 322 Shoop Ave in Dayton with their two eldest children- Richard and Jane. Robert was working as grocery clerk.

322 Shoop Ave, Dayton, Ohio
Photo Courtesy of Google Maps



Mildred died in April 1986 at the age of 65. She is buried beside her husband in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.







Jean Begley
~Decisive--friendly--studious--generous--sympathetic--has many friends in the realm of books--member of Current Evens Club~

Jean Kathryn Begley was born on 23 Dec 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to John & Marie Margaret (Lauterbach) Begley. In 1940, Jean was working as a file clerk and living with her mother and sister Mary. In 1942, Jean married Edward Kirst. By 1950, Jean is divorced, living at 1837 Parshing Blvd in Dayton, working as a stenographer, living with her five year old daughter Judy (Judith Kay) and her sister Marguerite.  
Jean remarried Robert Roth, date unknown. Her daughter Judy took his name On 23 Aug 2013, Jean passed away at the age of 92. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.






Betty Beigel
~Twinkling smile--happy--good-natured--American Beauty blush in her cheeks--studious--unaffected--gentle--amiable~ 

Bernadetta Norma "Betty" Beigel was born on 13 Jul 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Henry Louis & Rosa Louise (Butz) Beigel. In 1930, she was living with her mother and 8 siblings at 36 June Street in Dayton, a 5 bedroom home built in 1890. 

36 June Street, Dayton, Ohio



In May 1939, she married Elwood Eugene Sesslar. In 1940, she and her husband were living with his parents and his 3 siblings on Valley Street. By 1950, Betty and her husband are living on Lanty Road in Beaver Creek, Ohio with their 4 children: Elwood Jr., Norma, Charles and Jim. Elwood was working as a sheet metaler for an electrical contractor. 
It looks like Betty and Elwood divorced in Dec 1969...although something looks off about the divorce record--- in 1969, they would have been married 30 years with 5 children...the divorce record shows that they were married 5 years with one child...so I'm not sure if this is a strange coincidence that these two people have the same names as our Betty and Eugene or if the years were a typo. 
Betty died on 31 Jan 2013 at the age of 92. I couldn't find any record of a burial place.





Betty Benkert
~Easy in manner--reserved--athletic--precise--modest in regard to her own ability~

Elizabeth Betty Ann Benkert was born on 08 Nov 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Clarence Robert & Estelle Catherine (Hastell) Benkert. She had 2 younger brothers- Robert and Thomas.

Betty and her younger brother Tom


Betty with her two brothers Robert and Thomas


Betty married James D. Huden and they had 4 children together. 




Betty passed away on 15 Sep 2014 in Kettering, Ohio at the age of 93 and is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton.








Patricia Benton
~"Pat"--impulsive--distinctive--has a friendly smile when obstacles have been lifted--favorite pastime, piano.

Patricia Louise Benton was born on 25 Nov 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Dwight Omer & Annie Mae (Burnside) Benton. She married Julles Wayne Beuret on 21 Oct 1940 in Auburn, Indiana and they 3 children- 2 sons and one daughter, Mary Louise Beuret, who died the same day she was born. She is buried with her parents.
Patricia died on 28 Nov 2006 at the age of 86. She, her husband and their daughter are buried together in Catholic Cemetery in Auburn, Indiana. 








Rosemary Boehmer
~Treasurer of the Current Events Club--member of the orchestra--would like to be a drummer with Benny Goodman--slightly indifferent--sure of herself--her beaming smile is not the least of  her charm~ 

Rosemary Boehmer was born on 10 Sep 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Anthony Frank & Anna Caroline (Fiely) Boehmer. In 1940, she is still living with her parents and sister on Wilfred Ave in Dayton, working as a comptometer operator at a dairy. In 1940, Rosemary married Charles W Wenjt but by 1950, she is divorced, living with her widowed mother and daughter Saundra Weng, working as a secretary for a lumber company. 

One ancestry tree shows that Rosemary married Jude Donald Kreiner on 07 Apr 1979 and had 3 more children, but I couldn't find any paper evidence of this.

Rosemary died on 09 Sep 1997 at the age of 76, her burial is unknown.




Dorothy Bonner
~Businesslike--efficient--dependable--always wearing a cherry smile~

Dorothy was born on 09 Nov 1919 in Ohio to Jacob & Mary (Sponnenberger) Bonner. She married Buddy Joseph Zent (1917-1975); they didn't have any children. Dorothy died on 25 Feb 2009 at the age of 89. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio. 








Mary Borchers
~"Mary Jo"--a letter girl--athletic--friendly--never lets responsibilities worry her--difficult assignments dispatched with nonchalance--devoted to studies~

Mary Josephine Borchers was born on 15 Aug 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Bernard John & Eleanor Anna (Schenk) Borchers. 




Mary married Leo James Fitzharris on 14 Aug 1943 at Corpus Christi Church in Dayton, Ohio.

Mary died on 21 Apr 2006 at the age of 85. She is buried with her family in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.












Johanna Brauckmann
~"Jo"--letter girl--athletic--tall-Teutonic type--the faculty's comfort--pleasant manner--enthusiastically interested in art--companionable~

Johanna Theresa Brauckmann was born on 12 Aug 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Wilhelm Heinrich & Johanna (Ertmer) Brauckmann. In 1948, Johanna married Frederick John Laughna and they had 8 children. 
Johanna died on 23 May 2009 at the age of 88. She is buried beside her husband at Saint Joseph Cemetery in Palm Bay, Florida. 







Vera Breig
~Serious--little timid--studious--persevering~ 

Vera Catherine was born on 02 Dec 1919 in Ohio to John C. and Emma Breig. In 1930, she was living with her parents and 8 sisters- Norma, Agnes, Grace, Glenna, Anna Mae, Mary Ellen, Joan, and Patricia. Vera was a teacher for 48 years in Ohio, Indiana and Missouri. She never married and she died on 04 Nov 2008 at the age of 88. Her body was cremated.







Rita Brinkman
~Quiet disposition--studious--friendly--shy--makes true friendships and keeps them--striving for a goal and attaining it~

Rita Margaret Brinkman was born on 10 Jul 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Leo Bernard & Catherine (Prestel) Brinkman. She had 7 siblings, including Helen Bernadette Brinkman who is in my family tree on my father's side.

Rita married Louis Adolph Chmiel on 07 Dec 1940 in Dayton and they had 10 children. Rita died on 09 Apr 1988 at the age of 67. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton.








Virginia Browne
~Unobtrusive--blessed with dark wavy hair--has fascinating eyes--self-sufficient--poised--complacent--amicable~ 

Unfortunately, there are too many Virginia Brown's at this time period to be fully confident of researching this Virginia Browne.






Betty Jo Brun
~Member of the Glee Club--disposed to conservatism in her friendships--loyal--loving~

Betty Jo Brun was born about 1921 in Ohio to Gregory & Elizabeth Brun. In 1940, Betty was living with her parents and 2 sisters on Cliff Street, working as a saleslady for a retail store. In 1950, Betty is still living at home, working as a secretary for a national bank. The family lives at 1475 Euclid in Dayton. I'm sad to report that I couldn't find anything else about Betty...no marriage, children or death.

1475 Euclid, Dayton, Ohio
Built in 1919






Mary Bruns
~Friendly--wishes to be a nurse--efficient--persevering--conscientious--aspiring to the best that life offers~

Mary Elizabeth Bruns was born on 20 Feb 1920 in Ohio. In 1947, she married Michael V. Maley



17 May 1947- Wedding Reception for Gabriella 
Mary and her husband Michael are on either side of the bride.

Mary died on 28 Jun 2004 at the age of 84 and is buried beside her husband at Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio.







Anna Buerschen
~Letter girl--athletic--friendly--capricious--frank--observant--has a throaty voice--loyal to her friends--excellent memory--playful~

Anna Rose Buerschen was born on 27 Jun 1920 in Montgomery County, Ohio to John and Louise Buerscher. In 1940, she was living with her parents and brother on Adams Street, working as a saleswoman. 
Anna married Richard Joseph Leibold sometime before 1950. In 1950, Anna was living with her husband Richard and their 3 children: Mary A., Richard Jr., and Virginia. Richard was working as a shipping clerk in a Rubber Parts Factory. Anna and Richard went on to have more children with a total of 6- Mary Ann, Richard Jr., Virginia, John, William and Carol. 
Anna died on 26 Nov 2008 at the age of 88. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton.






Virginia Carter
~Secretary in "Wonder Box"--received silver music medal in 1936--always accommodating and friendly, although domineering at times--her boon companion is a cherry smile~ 

Virginia Louise Carter was born in 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Earl Chester & Edna Cecelia (Edwards) Carter. Virginia married Robert Leo Walter on 28 Nov 1942. In 1950, Virginia is living with her husband, two children (Stephen & Sandra) and her mother. Her husband works as a funeral director at a funeral home.
Virginia died in Dec 1965 at the age of 44 in Columbus, Ohio. She died so young, I couldn't find a cause of death. She is buried in the Saint Joseph Cemetery in Lockbourne, Ohio.






Charlotte Caserta
~Friendly--determined--courteous--rather high-spirited--makes friends easily--eyes show sunlight and shadow--independent--gracious to all~

Charlotte Virginia Caserta was born on 14 Sep 1920 in Montgomery County, Ohio to Charles Pasquale & Marie (Scialdone) Caserto. Charlotte married Albert Humphrey Richards in 1942. They went on to have at least 3 sons: Charles, Stephen and Jeffrey. In 1950, Charlotte was living with her husband and two sons (Stephen and Jeffrey) at 218 S. Magnolia Ave in Los Angeles, California. Her husband was working as a maintenance machinist in a pipe & caring company. The home is no longer there. 
Charlotte died on 13 Aug 2010 at the age of 89 and her ashes were cremated. 








Helen Chimiel
~Letter girl--athletic--sensitive--blushing type--fun-loving--brings cheer to all who know her--takes delight in all forms of sport--unaffected~ 

This has got to be the hardest woman to look up thus far... there were ONLY 3 things to come up for her name and age--- a Helen Chimel was born in 1920 in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, a Jean Helen Chimel was born on 02 May 1920 in Marathon, Wisconsin and then there is a Helene Ben Chimol born and died in France- obviously not her. :)






Martha Jane Cochran
~Twinkling eyes--tall--calm--dignified--businesslike--capable--dependable--genuine~ 

Martha Jane Cochran was born about 1921 to John Lynn & Marie Anna (Schnell) Cochran. In 1940, she was living with her father, a widowed sales engineer and 5 siblings. Martha was working as a clerk at a stationary shop. 
It doesn't look like Martha ever married or had children. She died in July 2013 at the age of 91.







Helen Condron
~Amiable--temperamental--generous--friendly--sympathetic--a dislike for mathematic and for science--vivacious--staunch--true~ 

Helen Angela Condron was born on 02 Jan 1920 in Akron, Ohio to Henry J. & Elizabeth M. (Walsh) Condron. In 1940, Helen was living with her parents and 3 siblings, not working. Helen married Tristan Jack Keating in 1947. I couldn't find any evidence of children in the marriage.
Helen died on 13 Apr 1991 at the age of 71. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton. 






Grace Ann Danis
~Devoted to study--her success is born of hard labor--talkative--human question box--seems to know everyone's pet interest~ 

Grace Ann Danis was born on 02 Jan 1920 in Ohio to Benjamin George & Grace Esther (Bunce) Danis. It looks like she married to a man with the surname Sackbauer, couldn't find any information on him or children. Grace died on 03 Dec 2005 in Saint Louis, Missouri at the age of 85.






Joan Davis
~Clear-cut features that wear a friendly smile for all--generous--thoughtful--member of the basketball team~

Because Joan's name is so common, it was difficult to research her without knowing more information. I did find a Joan M. Davis in the 1930 U.S. Census- she who was born about 1920 in Ohio, daughter of Martin F. & Hannah C. Davis. They lived at 825 Mount Clair Ave in Dayton., At the time, she had 5 siblings.
This Joan was named Joan Honor Davis- born 20 Jan 1920 in Dayton. Joan married Heathman Tifft Allen and they had at least one son named John Heathman Allen. Joan died on 05 Jul 1996 in Dayton at the age of 76. She is buried next to her husband in the Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum in Dayton.




Anna Echter
~A dash of color--a twinkling smile--a cheerful disposition--sincere--captivating at times--with a scale-mounting giggle--friendly~

Anna Katherine Echter was born on 25 Feb 1920 in Munich, Germany to Michael & Anna (Bosl) Echter. She married Walter Joseph Trangenstein in 1947 and they had 3 children: Jim, Kathy and Barbara.
Anna died on 09 Feb 2005 at the age of 84. She is buried beside her husband at Calvary Cemetery in Dayton.







Mary Rita Finley
"Finnigan"--her four-feet eleven and-a-half inches are full of life--loves to tease her friends--talkative--merry--obliging--first violinist in the orchestra--none too credulous~

Mary RIta Finley was born on 26 May 1920 in Ohio to John & Mary Canny FInley. In 1940, Mary was living with her parents, a cousin and a lodger. She was working as a secretary for an electric motor manufacturing company. By 1950, Mary was married, living with her husband Robert E. Sherry, 2 children (Brian and Maureen), her mother and a lodger.
Mary died on 08 Mar 2004 at the age of 83. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton.





Margaret Fox
~Athletic type--eager where natural interest draws~

Margaret Marie Fox was born on 31 May 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Bernard J. & Stella (Bidwell) Fox. By 1950, she was married to Fredrick K. Kelley. Thye lived on Sharman Street in Geneva, Ohio, living with their two sons- Frederick Jr. & Thomas J. Her husband was a a driver & General Man for a wholesale grocery store. Margaret and Frederick wen ton to have 5 more children, total of 7- Barbara, Fredrick, Marsha, Thomas, Kitty, James and Evelyn. 
Margaret died on 06 Nov 2007 at the age of 87. She is buried beside her husband in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton.








Charlotte Franks
~Imperturbable--industrious--brilliant--devoted to study--enthusiastic--serious--dependable--member of the Current Events Club~

Charlotte Teresa Franks was born on 20 Apr 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to George Aloysius & Anna Mae (Pabst) Franks. In 1950, Charlotte was a teacher working for a private school on Park Road in Van Buren, Ohio. Charlotte never married and became a nun, going by Sister Charlotte Teresa. She died on 22 May 2010 in Cincinnati, Ohio at the age of 90. She is buried in the Sisters of Notre Dame Cemetery in Reading, Ohio.








Julia Glaser
~Humorous--aspiring to be a nurse--well liked by all, is Julia!~

Julia T. Glaser was born on 08 Aug 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Leo Blase & Anna (Hickey) Glaser. On 04 Nov 1950, Julia married Cletus Joseph Reichert and they had 6 children- Arlene, Francis, Lawrence, Madonna, Nancy, Mary E., and Rita.
Julia died on 30 Dec 2007 at the age of 87. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery in Dayton.









Rachel Graziano
~A letter girl--basketball forward for four years--dependable--soft-voiced--pleasant mannered--made her vocal debut in Senior Play~

Rachel Antoinette Graziano was born on 11 Jul 1920 in Dayton, Ohio to Frank Ciro & Rose Rosa Marie (Caserta) Graziano. On 01 Jun 1939, Rachel married Robert Faye Stackhouse and they had 2 sons.
Rachel died on 17 Oct 2013 at the age of 93 and was cremated.