CALHOUN ONE-ROOM TEACHER WILBUR WALLBROWN - Book Gives Opinions And History

(07/24/2020)

By Bob Weaver Wilber Wallbrown had a number of opinions about politics, work, his life and times in Calhoun County, recorded in a small booklet published in 1964. It is titled "As I See Today and Memories of Past Days." Wallbrown was born at Milo, Calhoun County, about 1898, the son of Michael M. and Mary M. Sampson Wallbrown, teaching mostly one room schools in Calhoun for 25 years, retiring in 1950. He died in Parkersburg at the age of 70. He was a member of the prolific Wallbrown family, German immigrants that moved to Calhoun after the Civil War. Wilbur, wife, Bertie and son, Vere Curtis Wallbrown Page One Page Two Page Three Page Four Page Five Page Six Page Seven Page Eight Page Nine Page Ten Page Eleven See   AS I SEE IT TODAY & MEMORIES OF PAST DAYS - PART TWO

Hur Herald ®from Sunny Cal The information on these pages, to the extent the law allows, remains the exclusive property of Bob Weaver and Dianne Weaver The Hur Herald. All information may be freely used but must not be sold or used in any type of commercial endeavor, or used on any web site without the express permission of the owners ©Bob and Dianne Weaver, The Hur Herald, 1999, 2000, 2001