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Karl ShueyRoulette Remember when....
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· March 17 2023

· Remembering my Grandmother Greenhill on the 133rd anniversary of her birth. She wasn’t Irish but was always happy to celebrate anything. She was “Grandma” to many people.
Terry Summers Bishop
I remember her, too but never had her for a teacher. When did she stop teaching and what grade or subject did she teach?
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Karl Shuey
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Terry Summers Bishop she taught at Roulette HS and then at Port Allegany High after they closed Roulette in the late 1950’s. I don’t remember when she retired but think she worked into the early 1960’s. She taught history I’m sure possibly other subjects during her career. Her teaching certificate listed many things including Latin, English, and mathematics, I think. When she graduated from Clarion Normal School, it wasn’t unusual to be certified to teach a lot of subjects if you were deemed proficient.
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Terry Summers Bishop
Karl Shuey I didnt get a chance to have for a teacher. I was in 6th grade in Roulette then Jr high in P.A. and graduated in 1964.
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Karl Shuey
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Terry Summers Bishop were you in school with Cheryl (Sukey) Greenhill, my cousin and the youngest of Grandma’s Roulette grandchildren?
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Terry Summers Bishop
Karl Shuey name doesnt sound familiar.
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Cheryl Weimer Brown
Karl Shuey I remember Cheryl. A few yrs older than me.
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Lois Grossman
my eight grade teacher taught everthing
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Russ Weimer
Grandma Greenhill. She was the best!!
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Ronald Judy Dates
Thank you for sharing this! she sure was a very special person to many,we still live down the street from her house ????
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Terry Summers Bishop
Ronald Judy Dates where was her house ?
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Terry Summers Bishop house is on River Street. It was across the street from a small grocery store and Ruth Sampson (or Samson) lived behind it. Maybe she owned it?? Later, Tom Leete had a small building next to the old store building where he had an office for his lumber yard next to that. On up across from Grandma’s was Close’s Feed Mill Store, which was about where Close’s lumber used to be.
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Terry Summers Bishop
Karl Shuey thank you !
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Debra Grossman
Yes i lived next door to Grandma Greenhill...thats what we all called her..i always went over for a drink of water bc she had those tall pretty colored aluminum cups..and i would do the may basket on her door..ring bell and run..anothr favoite memory is when she got on the back of a motorcycle Billy Nenno was driving..she had a dress on with her rolled down nylons dress shoes..
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Debra Grossman yep. She was up for a motorcycle ride when one was offered ????
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Amy Lynn Ahearn
Is this Mary? Mary's house is my childhood home. (River St)
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Amy Lynn Ahearn yes.
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Amy Lynn Ahearn
Karl Shuey I think my mom gave you her diary few years back. Thanks for posting this pic
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Karl Shuey
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Yes your mother gave me her line-a-day diary, which I still have and cherish. Thanks to your mother for saving it and giving it to me.
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Lydia Boots Haskins
i think we called her Nanny.[ the daughter] I went to mrs. geenhill- one Day.
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Karl Shuey
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Lydia Boots Haskins yes. My mother was Kathryn Ann Greenhill Shuey. Others have told me they called her “Nan” for short.
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Linda Nelson
I remember her!!
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Tanya Drabert
Love this!?? I feel like I know her through many stories. ??
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Janet Baxter
She was the sweetest person Ip to try anything. Rode a motorcycle when she was quite old. She was a great y teacher also.
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Eileen Smith
Loved her in school; never had her as a teacher, but so respected who she was.
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Lois Grossman
my teacher and best neighbor you could ever have
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Cathy Roger Nelson
Such a sweet and spunky lady!!
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Kaye Swift Baxter
She was loved by everyone!
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Phyllis Reese Harris
Had her for a teacher the year I was in 7th grade. The first year the new high school opened in Port Allegany. She also taught my mother when she taught in Roulette.
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Angela Cochran
Loved Mary,I lived on the other side with my dad Billy Nenno.She did her best to help me learn piano
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Mary Nichols
133!! Wow, bonus years.
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Lydia Boots Haskins
her daughter was married to a Shuey.
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Brian Blauvelt
That's a good picture of Mary
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Luanne Lane
She was a beautiful woman Karl. ????
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Rhonda Turner
Did she have Greyhounds?
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Karl Shuey
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Rhonda Turner she had dogs and cats. I remember one named Bobo that was big like a greyhound but probably wasn’t purebred. That dog could sure fart. It’d clear the room????
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Neil Baker
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