Germans plan wide shifts in diplomatic postings abroad
Berlin reports projected changes in the German diplomatic service include new ministers to Brazil and Chile and posts to Bolivia and Venezuela. Walter Zechlin is expected as minister to Brazil, Franz Count von Tattenbach to Chile, Maximilian Koenig as minister to Bolivia, with Baron von Reiswitz and other senior officials bringing prior South American experience to the shifts.
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Berlin
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Venezuela
Walter Zechlin
Foreign Office Bureau of Current Information
Chill
Baron von Heiswits Und Kaderzin
Franz Count von Tattenbach
Chil
Legation
Maximilian Koenig
Foreign Office
Dr. Zechlin
Baron von Reiswitz
Santiago
Udiplomatic
Rome
Geneat
Valparaiso
Lima
Peking
Bern
Stockholm
Lenigrad
Prague
Bruu
Neighbors and visitors in New Oberlin area noted
Apr 29 report lists neighbors moving to Lorain, arrivals from Lorain, and weekend visits. Genealogical notes include Mr and Mrs Gildemeigter, Mr and Mrs Fred Klepts, Martha Bradley, Marion and Marie Linden, F J Schmitz and family, Chris Justin and Ralph, Harald Stemman, N Strohmeier, G H Dior, W Peabody, Art Falkner, Esther Manns, Mrs Dion, Mrs Brackley, and others. Social events include Earle celebration in Amherst, Farm Woman's club attendance, Oberlin Grange events, and confirmation class at Sacred Heart church with Bishop Schrembs in Cleveland.
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Bridrs
New Oberlin
Gildemeigter
Lorain
Fred Klepts
Mvrta Bradley
Krup
Marion
Marie Linden
Indian Hollow Road
F. J Schmitz
Chris Justin
Ralph
Earle
Amherst
Harald Stemman
Toledo
F.C. Brown
Wis. N Strohmeier
G.H Dior
J. J. Wacket
Patricia
Jack
Akron
Wii Peabody
Art Falkner
Florida
Esther Manns
Youngstown
Wm. Manns
G. H. Dion
Wm. Peabody
F. O. Schmitz
Webber
Brackley
Elyria
Ralph Justin
Fred Mitco
John Brackley
N. Webber
Strohmeier
John
Henry Will
Rohe
John Wohleber
F. J. Schmitz
Frank Retsinger
Michael Smith
Nick Smith
John Emerick
Henry Manns
Nicholas Webber
P. A. Schmutz
Ignatious Gerhartmeer
Henry Schmutz
M. Wohleber
Oberlin
Firemen Rescue Roofbound Goat in Bristol
Bristol firemen, long accustomed to rescuing cats from trees and recovering canaries, faced a new challenge when tasked with hauling a goat from a veranda roof 50 feet above the street.
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Bristol
Canaries
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