Reader Marge (Torchia) Stewart sent in this brief but very interesting history of the Oakhurst Schools - circa - 1934. Some of the names mentioned on this page: Daniel Ribbett and David Forrest.
Names mentioned on this page: George Wise, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Good, Mr. Zimmerman, Mr. Harold and Miss Ella Edwards (Mrs. Charles When).
School Board - Conrad Apple, J.R. Layton, Ben Smith and William Kime. Layton and Coleman were the builders.
Teachers - Elma Hedges and Ernestine Grittith - other names - Robert Livingstone and RM Palmer.
And finally the names mentioned on this page: H. Uphouse, J.R. Orner, J.P. Yarger, August Eck, D.O. Bitner and F. Overdorf.
Other names: Miss Mary Miller and Sarah Fretsch.
School Board - Conrad Apple, J.R. Layton, Ben Smith and William Kime. Layton and Coleman were the builders.
Teachers - Elma Hedges and Ernestine Grittith - other names - Robert Livingstone and RM Palmer.
And finally the names mentioned on this page: H. Uphouse, J.R. Orner, J.P. Yarger, August Eck, D.O. Bitner and F. Overdorf.
Other names: Miss Mary Miller and Sarah Fretsch.
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One clarification that might help those who never lived in that part of the city -- when the letter speaks of Sheridan School, it is not referring to the building on Dorothy Ave which later came to be known by that name. It is referring to an earlier building that was on Daniel Street. The building which later came to be known as Sheridan School is referred to in the letter as the building on Dorothy Ave. The third school that was said to be built about 1919 is Oakhurst School. All three buildings are, of course, now gone.
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