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Karen’s Chatt’s Latest Posts
- Some Chattanooga Residents
- Tombstone Tuesday-J.R. “Rudy” & Henrietta (Warrick) Strabel
- Merkles and Heffners of Chatt
- Tombstone Tuesday–Peter & Louisa W (Fisher) Strabel
- Total Eclipse of the Sun 2024
- Tombstone Tuesday-J Homer & Leona L (Baker) Carr
- Good Friday 2024
- Tombstone Tuesday-David J & Ida C (Sielschott) Schaadt
- The Merkles from Chattanooga
- Tombstone Tuesday–James M & Florence M (Reynolds) Wilson
- Wedding Announcements
- Tombstone Tuesday-Stanton Sr, Margaret M (Brandt), Stanton Jr Dailey
- March-Women’s History Month
- Tombstone Tuesday–Fred & Mary A. (Wendel) Kable
- Men’s Nicknames
- Tombstone Tuesday-Viola L. (Baumgartner) Kable
- Women’s Nicknames
- Tombstone Tuesday-Walter E. Kable & Viola Laurina Kable
- The First Schumm Reunion, 1924
- Tombstone Tuesday-John Henry Kable
- Wives Without First Names
- Tombstone Tuesday-Katharina Kable
- Happy Groundhog Day!
- Tombstone Tuesday-Christian Kable
- Willshire Neon Sign Shines Once Again
- Tombstone Tuesday-John A. Baumgartner
- Lunchtime!
- Tombstone Tuesday-Christina (Kable) Baumgartner
- The Tenth Schumm Reunion, 1949
- Tombstone Tuesday-Jacob Kable
- 1950 Census Test Form P11, Pleasant Township, Van Wert County
- Tombstone Tuesday-Herbert D. & Paulena K. (Allmandinger) Merkle
- Happy New Year!
- The Day After Christmas
- Merry Christmas!
- Tombstone Tuesday-Grange Symbol
- Advent-Countdown to Christmas
- Tombstone Tuesday-Frederick & Catharine (Koch) Kable
- J Jacob Loehr Theological Book, 1865
- Tombstone Tuesday-Christian & Henriette (Kable) Merkle
- 1911 Postcard with Chattanooga Connection
- Tombstone Tuesday-Wreaths across America
- Happy Thanksgiving!
- Tombstone Tuesday-Katherine C. Kable
- More About the Otterbein Sixteen
- Tombstone Tuesday-Louisa M. Kable
- One Day in My Life-A Story of WWII, by Paul & Lowell Sell
- Tombstone Tuesday-Infant Son of Adam & Katy Kable (1898)
- Golden Wedding Anniversary
- Happy Halloween!
- Willshire Advertisers In the 1952 Willow Yearbook
- Tombstone Tuesday-Infant Son of Adam & Katy Kable (1896)
- Chatt Advertisers in Willshire’s 1952 Willow
- Tombstone Tuesday-Infant Son of Adam & Katy Kable
- Darrel “Pete” Brewster’s 1954 Browns Football Contract
- Tombstone Tuesday-Theobald & Caroline (Kable) Leininger
- Goldsby Alaska Bennett, Black Creek Teacher in 1900
- Tombstone Tuesday-Catharine (Huffmann) Kable
- Truck Farmers in Willshire Township, 1910
- Tombstone Tuesday-Adam Kable
- Willshire Milling Company
- Tombstone Tuesday-Ferdinand & Catharine (Bollenbacher) Kable
- Philip Schumm Farm, 1913
- Tombstone Tuesday-Marriage Symbol
- Schumm Pike
- Tombstone Tuesday-John G. Kable
- Philip Schumm Home, 1913
- Tombstone Tuesday-Jacob Kable
- Local Connections to the Sultana
- Tombstone Tuesday-Good Shepherd Engraving
- Postmarked Willshire, 1911, from D.W.H.
- Tombstone Tuesday-John George Albright
- 1918-Reichard Rescued from Torpedoed Boat
- Tombstone Tuesday-Daffodil Symbol
- The Albright & Ehrman Orphans
- Tombstone Tuesday-Edward T. & Martha A. (Dirkson) Gunsett
- Life Was Hard in the 1850s-The Ehrmans, Albrights & Bollenbachers
- Tombstone Tuesday-African Violet Symbol
- Downtown Willshire, c1940-50
- Tombstone Tuesday-Anna Whiteman
- Real Daughters
- Tombstone Tuesday-Harold P. & Leahline P. (Case) Schumm
- Two Liberty Township Bands, 1923-35
- Happy Independence Day!
- Fly the Flag on the Fourth of July
- Tombstone Tuesday-Another Knights of Pythias Symbol
- 1879 Willshire Postmark
- Tombstone Tuesday-Coins Left on a Tombstone
- Area News, April-May 1911
- Tombstone Tuesday-FNDOZBTKC/MRAY Masonic Inscription
- Willshire High School Class of 1938
- Tombstone Tuesday-Maria E. Sundemacher
- Area Patterson Grads, 1915 & 1916
- Memorial Day 2023
- Happy Memorial Day
- Tombstone Tuesday-Rebecka Sundemacher
- Area Patterson Exam Grads, 1912-1914
- Tombstone Tuesday-John Hancock
- 1911 Patterson Exams in Mercer and Van Wert Counties
- Tombstone Tuesday-Carl P. Bollenbacher
- It’s a Long Way From Shipshewana
- Tombstone Tuesday-Walther League Symbol
- A Bienz-Ross Photo Mystery
- Tombstone Tuesday-Luther Rose Symbol
- 3 Old Schumm, Schueler, Bienz-related Documents
- Tombstone Tuesday-Walter & Helen (Backus) Krueckeberg
- School Children at Schumm, 1847
- Tombstone Tuesday-Hugo F. Krueckeberg
- Happy Easter!
- Tombstone Tuesday-Carl H. & Vilenna M. (Bienz) Krueckeberg
- Two Schumm Soldiers in WWI
- Tombstone Tuesday-Occupation Symbols
- Soldiers Depart Van Wert, 22 July 1918
- Tombstone Tuesday-Exedra Monument
- March 1911 Blackcreek & Liberty News
- Tombstone Tuesday-Log Cabin Monument
- Johann Georg Schumm II Family in Ruppertshofen
- Tombstone Tuesday-Harold G. & Mildred L. (Giessler) Merkle
- Fischer Family, Wife of JG Schumm
- Tombstone Tuesday-Music Symbols
- Adding to the Schumm History
- Tombstone Tuesday-Charles & Clara (Schumm) Merkle
- Chatt-area News, February 1911
- Tombstone Tuesday-Knights Templar Symbol
- Black Creek & Liberty News, 1911
- Tombstone Tuesday-Masonic Tombstone Art
- 1911 Postcard to J.S. Egger
- Tombstone Tuesday-J.W. Smith WOW Monument Unveiled, 1910
- Chattanooga-One of the Best Towns on Earth
- Tombstone Tuesday-Frederick N. & Anna M. (Sochor) Allmandinger
- Wets and Drys
- Tombstone Tuesday-Epitaphs
- Chatt-area News, 1910
- Tombstone Tuesday-Martin W. & Beatrice C. (Eschbach) Allmandinger
- Soldier & Foxhole Buddy
- Tombstone Tuesday-Parakeet Inscription
- Happy New Year!
- Tombstone Tuesday-Aaron L. & Glendora (Stump) Allmandinger
- Merry Christmas!
- Tombstone Tuesday-Dash Meaning
- 1909 Christmas Greeting to Effie Morrison
- Tombstone Tuesday-Lighthouse Symbol
- 1910 Christmas Greetings to Adam Dietrich
- Tombstone Tuesday-George F. Allmandinger
- 1907: Traction Line Planned for Chatt
- Tombstone Tuesday-Frederick & Anna K. (Kallenberger) Allmandinger
- Happy Thanksgiving
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- Schumm Sawmill/USS Constitution Connection
- Tombstone Tuesday-Rudolf B & Lula A (Scare) Allmandinger
- Today Is Veterans Day
- Tombstone Tuesday-Woodmen of the World
- Willshire Fires-1908, 1914, 1922
- Tombstone Tuesday-Peter & Hannah M. (Schinnerer) Scare
- 1910 Spiritualistic Manifestation in Geneva
- Tombstone Tuesday-Edward & Johannah (Meyer) Dirkson
- The Willshire Canning Company
- Tombstone Tuesday-Tombstone Shapes
- Mercer County Courthouse Tour
- Tombstone Tuesday-Tombstone Shapes
- Summer 2022 Photos
- Tombstone Tuesday-Hildred W. & Roman C. Schumm
- Take Weekly Baths
- Tombstone Tuesday-2 Railroad Acronyms
- Some Local News of 1910
- Tombstone Tuesday-John A. & Louisa C. (Lillich) Buechner
- More Local News from 1910
- Tombstone Tuesday-Daughters of Rebekah Symbol
- Mystery Solved! 1910 Liberty Township Boxwell Commencement
- Tombstone Tuesday-Odd Fellows Symbol
- Labor Day and the Durbin Bean Bake
- Tombstone Tuesday-Edna A. & Clara M. Schumm
- Radio Set Owners in 1930, Willshire & Liberty (Mercer) Townships
- Tombstone Tuesday–Pythian Sisters Symbol
- Black Creek & Willshire Radio Set Owners in 1930
- Tombstone Tuesday-Rosa (Lillich) Buechner
- Some Mercer County Deaths, 1850 Mortality Schedule
- Tombstone Tuesday-Knights of Pythias Symbol
- Remarks in Mercer County’s 1850 Mortality Schedule
- Tombstone Tuesday-Henry C. Buechner
- Earliest Censuses for Mercer County & Willshire Township
- Tombstone Tuesday-Knights of the Maccabees
- Gallman Road Bridge
- Tombstone Tuesday-Georg J Brenner
- More Local News Items from 1917 (part 4)
- Tombstone Tuesday-Sphere
- 1951 Bible School, Zion Lutheran, Chatt
- Tombstone Tuesday-Emma German [?]
- Happy July 4th, 2022!
- Tombstone Tuesday-I H S Symbol
- Chatt News, 1917 (part 3)
- Tombstone Tuesday-Lillie E. Gunsett
- Chatt News in the Celina Democrat, 1917 (part 2)
- Tombstone Tuesday-Rose Symbol
- Chattanooga News in 1917
- Tombstone Tuesday-Louis F. & Cora E. (Roop) Schumm
- 1822-era Camp at Willshire
- Tombstone Tuesday-Military Flag Holders
- Memorial Day 2022
- Tombstone Tuesday-Calla Lily Images
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