Locust Corner Academy Class of 1901-02 Claremont County, Ohio

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Locust Corner Academy Class of 1901-02 Claremont County, Ohio

Christie Bluhm

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06/02/2024

Locust Corner Academy Class of 1901-02 Claremont County, Ohio

Locust Corner Academy, Class of 1901-1902. Located at Locust Corner. Pierce Twp., Clermont County, Ohio. Three-year High School. Photo says from The Richard Disney Collection. Front row—left to right—Estella Ayer (other two not identified), 2nd row—1. Unidentified 2. Lulu Lindsey 3. Ray Lindsey
4. Alma Spencer 5. Mae Schweitzer 6. Unidentified 7. Nannie Ayer 8. Annabelle Lush 9. Minnie Eppwrmann 10. Unidentified
Back row—1. Fred Matthews 2. Unidentified 3. Grigsby Parvin 4. Unidentified 5. Charles Elwood Green 6. Wayland Butler 7. Unidentified

Date & Place: in Clermont County, Ohio United States

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Christie Bluhm

I love folk art, antique portraits, photos, mystery, poetry, and art. I've been a picker since my teens so I love all things old and interesting. Gen Xer born a month after Elvis died.
I live on a farm. That's all you're getting. Many years ago I had a dream about a group of my relatives I had never met. During Covid, I was thinking about them and my aunt called and this church had contacted her and given her an old, carved podium one of those ancestors (he was a carpenter) had made. She gave it to us (my dad, our side) as she knew we would want it. As soon as I saw it and the attached plaque tears streamed down my face! The podium holds significance in other ways too. One day I'll write it all down.

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