Frank Hagerman May 30, 1942.

agerman Family.

Frank J. Haggerman was a printer. He was born around 1881 and was married to Pearl S. Case (b. 1882, OH d. 11 Nov 1965). They had one son, Freedom "Fred" C. Hagerman (b. 1915, OH). Pearl’s father was Nathaniel G. Case (b. 1838, OH).

Jane Haggerman

Jane Haggerman & Classmates

The students in Jane Hatterman’s elementary class (1921-1922) posed on the steps of the school with their teacher, Mrs. __ Spellman. In the photograph with Jane were Velma Karch, Anna Bolden, Orlin Long, Louise Forney, Carl Detwiller, Glenn Timmerman, David Lehman, Ralph Moore, Nina Denbar, Paul Jolliff, Geniva Weber, Naomi Wright, Bernice Warmer, Nellie Pemberton, Helen Naus, Goldie Benjamin, Maude Frombler, Jane Hagerman, Stella Bues, Edwin Stevens, Mrs. __ Spellman, Stanley Bash, Fernando Murray, Floyd West, Elnora Tuttle, Robert Elder, Karl Cuhlin, Edna Albert, Eunice Baker, Mary Bowen, Arthur Carpenter, Robert Madison, Gail Ingle, Arthur Baughman, Harry Jinkino, Clayton Stevenson, Rodney Bush, Joe Dickelman, Gaylord Krout, Dick Townsend, and Everett Ash.

. . . Mrs. Imogene Hagerman, retiring worthy matron of senate chapter O.E.S. entertained her officers to a dinner preceeding installation, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cora Lydick, of Dunkirk, deputy grand matron of district 26 was a guest. Mrs. Hagerman was presented a corsage, end table and lamp by her officers. Attorney J.E. Simpson, installation officer, and Mrs. Blanche Fishburn, installing marshall, installed the following officers for the ensuing year, Mae Wentz, worthy matron; A.F. Barteldt, worthy patron; Mabel Rabberman, associate matron; Seth Getz, associate patron; Nellie Zimmerman, conductress; Marie McElree, associate conductress; Nattie Bogan; secretary; Rose Polling, treasurer; Pauline Fortney, pianist; Imogene Hagerman, marshall; Ellen Jaquith, adah; Valera Silverthorn, Ruth; Princess Van Tilbury, Esther; Gladys Lehman, Martha; Estella Snyder, Electa; Lydia Burk, warder; Howard Conover, sentinel. . .¹

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 ¹Masons at Forest Install Officers, The Marion Star (Marion, OH) 14 Dec 1935, p.14, c.4.