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       GREENRIDGE SCHOOL

        Foster Township, Marion County, Illinois

   

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                                                         Greenridge school was located in Foster Township on what is now known as Green Ridge Road. 

                                                                                               The school was turned into church and is still standing.

 

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        We are looking for photos of people and/or places from around Kinmundy & Alma.  Can you help?

Or maybe you have stories or memories from the "Good Old Days"?  What do YOU remember?

        The Kinmundy Historical Society would be honored to preserve your memories and stories.  We also have the

equipment to scan (or copy) your photos so that they may be enjoyed now as well as for generations yet to come!

        We would love to hear from you!  For more information, please contact: 

       

   Dolores (Ford) Mobley – Dolores@ford-mobley.com

                       208 Joan Dr.; Divernon, IL  62530; (217) 625-7527

            or

 

            Gladys (Corrie) See – gsee49@yahoo.com

                                         408 S. Washington St.; Kinmundy, IL 62854; (618) 547-7731

 


 

Teachers from GREENRIDGE SCHOOL – District #37 (Foster twp.)

 

(1907)  Tom French

 

(1914-15)   Miss Anna Mazanek

 

(1930-31)   Susie Hopkins

(1931-32)   Susan Hopkins

(1932-33)

(1933-34)   Mrs. Ruby Sullens

(1934-35)   Miss Mary Winks (later married name was Weeks)

(1935-36)

(1936-37)   Mrs. Rada Caldwell

(1937-38)   Mrs. Rada Caldwell

(1938-39)   Earl Yund

(1939-40)   Miss Myrtle Hill

(1940-41)

Dec. 18, 1941: They are having some school work done in our school house, ceiling and floor repaired and sand tables made.

(1941-42)

(Fall 1942)     Miss Myrtle Hill

(Spring 1943) Mrs. Rose Thurman

(Fall 1943)     Mrs. Rada Caldwell

(Spring 1944) Mrs. Lucille Lowman

(1944-45)    Mrs. Rada Caldwell

(1945-46)

(1946-47)

(1947-48)

(1948-49) Nellie Williams

(1950-51) Miss Elsie Tockstein (she married Jamie McGee in Aug 1950).  The bride is a teacher at the Greenridge School

(1951-52)

(1952-53)  Mrs. Mary Brasel

(1953-54)

(1954-55)   Mrs. Mary Brasel 

 

(The above information was gathered from "The Kinmundy Express" articles and school photos.)

 


 

 

Greenridge School; 1907

 

Greenridge School - Foster twp., Marion Co., IL - 1907; Tom French, teacher

Back row: Alva Powell, Shirley Whitson, Joe Bilek, John Doudera,  Tom French - teacher, Carrie Williams, Georgia Bender, Mary Roller

Third row: Joe Doudera, Florence Williams, Elsie Hanna, Earl Wiggins, Eddie McWhirter

Second row: James Doudera, Willie Malone, Mae Whitson, Thelma Whitson, Elsie Powell, Mary Malone, Tom Doudera, Hazel Hanna, Keady Roller,

                    Albena Roller, Marinda Eagan, Lillian French, Carrie Eagan, Anna Roller

Front row: Kenneth French, Phillip Shonka, Leslie McWhirter, Hurschel Powell, Cleve McWhirter, Bryan Powell, Harold Wiggins, Dewey Whitson.

     


 

Greenridge School; 1910


Greenridge School - Foster twp., Marion Co., IL - Nov. 8, 1910

 


 

 

(Possibly) Greenridge School - Foster twp., Marion Co., IL – ca 1921 (if not Greenridge School, this school was nearby)

Back row: Lewie Sullens, Harlin Hinkley, Rolla Sullens, Helen (Muehlhausen) Williams, Audrey Hinkley, Leta Telford (Teacher)

Front row: Carl Purcell, Floyd Sullens, Billy Hinkley, Dorothy (Slagley) Cornell, Arthur Muehlhausen, Glen Sullens

 


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