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Ainsworth, Indiana: Walter Blachly Quits Farming

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Saturday, May 9, 2015. Walter Blachly Quits Farming. I believe that now — February 1922 — is the first time Walter Blachly has quit farming, unlike his brothers, who made a hobby out of quitting farming. Click on image to enlarge). Since their daughter, Mildred, had married in September 1920. Walter and Eva Blachly had only one child remaining at home: their son Wilbur, who was now about 10 years old. Apparently they sold only the farm's contents, not the land, as the 1926 Plat Map. Ainsworth Then and Now.

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Ainsworth, Indiana: Rose's Social Life, Spring 1922

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Friday, May 1, 2015. Rose's Social Life, Spring 1922. Attended the funeral of a relative at Plymouth last Saturday," said the. Of February 10, 1922, but never got around to telling who the relative was. Little Jack Hendrix stayed with Grandma for the week. Two days later, Rose had a visit from Augusta Stolp Rossow Carey. And her daughter, Mrs. Lillie Hasselbar of St. Louis, Missouri. And two days after. Rose went back to Plymouth (taking Jack along, I suppose) to visit an unnamed "old schoolmate.". East ...

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Ainsworth, Indiana: Superior Farms and Certified Milk

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Thursday, May 7, 2015. Superior Farms and Certified Milk. Jumping around in time as I do with the blog, I've long associated the Gruel farm with the name. But apparently it did not get that name until early in 1922:. Click on image to enlarge). 27 Jan. 1922. And apparently Fred Scharbach objected to his mention in the previous week's letter from Canada. Click on image to enlarge). Click on image to enlarge). 24 Mar. 1922. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Frequently Cited Sources and Terms. Image set: ...

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Ainsworth, Indiana: A Little Busselburg

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Thursday, May 14, 2015. The "Births" column of the. Of Feb. 16, 1922, included this item: "Born — To Mr. and Mrs. George Bisselberg of Ainsworth, Feb. 12, a daughter." That would be George and Alma (Sitzenstock) Busselburg. Spell it), and I suppose the daughter would be their eldest, Dorothy, who shows up in the 1930 Census. At the age of nine. The "Local and Personal" columns in the same issue enticed the public to the W.G. Haan School:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Notes on Local Photographers.

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Ainsworth, Indiana: March 2015

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Monday, March 30, 2015. The Wheat and the Check. Based on this brief summary, it sounds as if William Raschka did not get a fair shake, if he didn't at least get his $500 back. Click on images to enlarge). 20 Jan. 1922. Diams; ♦ ♦. Elsewhere in the same issue of the. We find a "School Notes" column written by Wayne Nelson, the youngest of Lovisa Chester Nelson. S children; and a spirited letter from "Canada":. Links to this post. Labels: civil court cases. Liquor/alcohol - use and/or law. Nellie Peck had...

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Ainsworth, Indiana: May 2015

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Sunday, May 31, 2015. I Can't Understand, Either. Here's some kind of rant about George Earle's grandson, William, and while I don't understand exactly what the problem is, it's interesting to note the lack of reverence (in 1922) for the son and grandsons of Hobart's founder. Click on images to enlarge). Links to this post. Thursday, May 28, 2015. Ainsworth Then and Now:. Circa 1898, and 2015. Click on images to enlarge). First image courtesy of the Hobart Historical Society. Of Sept. 13, 1907:. Dorman's...

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Ainsworth, Indiana: Rose Kietzman

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Thursday, January 22, 2015. We've seen her wedding photo. Now here's a portrait taken on some other special occasion — confirmation, or eighth-grade graduation, by the looks of it. Click on image to enlarge). Image courtesy of the Hobart Historical Society and Fred Ols. Rose was born in 1892. Assuming she's about 14 years old here, we can estimate this photo's date at around 1906. The photographer was August Haase. I love her shoes, but they were not meant for walking. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Ainsworth, Indiana: Marriages and Other Transitions

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Saturday, July 20, 2013. Marriages and Other Transitions. Two young people with Ainsworth connections; two marriages. After the coal-gas incident in 1917. William Gernenz was lucky to have a life to pledge to his bride in September 1920. And Mildred Blachly had grown up on a farm near Ainsworth, a descendant of local farming families. Her grandparents were (the late) Morgan and Amelia Blachly, her parents Walter and Eva (Harper) Blachly. Click on image to enlarge). S sister, Selma, in 1906.). Diams; "Ger...

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Ainsworth, Indiana: Alma Sitzenstock and George Busselburg

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Saturday, September 29, 2012. Alma Sitzenstock and George Busselburg. Click on image to enlarge). Alma Sitzenstock; undated, but possibly circa 1913. Image courtesy of the Hobart Historical Society. This lovely young woman, the only daughter of Ernest (Sr.) and Emma Sitzenstock, the only sister of Ernest Jr. Became Mrs. George Busselburg* sometime in November 1919. Exactly when, I can't tell, since the. Says November 19, the. Says November 27, and the Indiana Marriage Collection. Which gives the date as ...