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Rehme
The Shelby Democrat
Thursday, March 2, 1940
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ELIZABETH REHME
WILL IS PROBATED
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Children Benefit by Terms of Doc-
ument -- Estate Valued at Nine
Thousand Dollars.
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The estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Rehme, opened today in Shelby circuit court, is valued at $9,000, with personal property estimated at $3,000 and real estate at $6,000.Thursday, March 2, 1940
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ELIZABETH REHME
WILL IS PROBATED
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Children Benefit by Terms of Doc-
ument -- Estate Valued at Nine
Thousand Dollars.
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A son, August E. Rehme, has qualified as executor of the will by filing bond in the sum of $18,000.
The will directs the payment of all debts and funeral expenses and devises a quantity of stock in the local Coca-Cola Bottling Compnay to three children, August E. Rehme, Clara Miller and William Rehme. The document also directs the executor to reduce the remainder of the estate, both real and personal, to cash and distribute the proceeds among the children, William, August and Henry Rehme and Zita Rehme, Agnes Rehme, Clara Miller, Regina Oakley and Hattie Hendrickson.
The instrument was written February 12, 1923, and witnessed by Wilbur F. Pell and James McCloskey.
Contributed for Mary Rinehart
The Shelbyville Democrat
Monday, November 4, 1918
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Henry Rehme, of Dayton, O., was here yesterday to be with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Rehme, of west Broadway, who has been in a critical condition since receiving word of the death of her son, Private Lawrence Rehme, in France. Her sisters, Mrs. Amelia Puelsing, of Newport, and Mrs. Walter Berck, of Bloomington, Ind., will be here for a few days.Monday, November 4, 1918
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Contributed by Barb Huff
The Shelbyville Republican
Wednesday, October 8, 1913
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Attending the Funeral of
Mr. Frank Rehme Today
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A number from a distance were here and attended the funeral of the late Frank Rehme today at 9 a.m. They also attended the solemn high mass at St. Jeseph's church, conducted by Rev. Father Bogeman, of Bloomington, Ketter of St. Vincent's and Father Kaelin of St. Joseph's. There were as follows:Wednesday, October 8, 1913
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Attending the Funeral of
Mr. Frank Rehme Today
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke and son Daniel and daughter Helen of Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rehme and children of Dayotn, O.; Joe Schmidt and Frank Schmidt, of Miamisburg, O; Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Rehme, Mr. and Mrs. John Brocksterman and Mrs. Adda Hulschemeyer, of Cincinnati.
Contributed for Mary Rinehart
The Shelby Republican
Tuesday, September 17, 1907
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REHME HAD A
BOX OF LEMONS
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Large Crowd Attends the
Box Social Given By Knights
of Columbus -- Cards and
Dancing the Amusements.
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(From Friday's Daily.)
The Knights of Columbus gave a box social at their hall on East Braodway last night, a large attendance being present. Progressive euchre was engaged in, Mrs. Frank Rehme being awarded the ladies' prize, a cut glass tumbler. The gents' prize, a fancy shirt, went to Peter Lux. Each of the men present brought a box with them. The boxes were filled with good things to eat. During the evening the committee in charge of the entertainment substituted other boxes. When Frank Rehme opened the box he supposed he had brought he sit down to the table to spread a lunch for his lady and was surprised to find that he had a box of lemons. During the latter part of the evening those present enjoyed a dance.Tuesday, September 17, 1907
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REHME HAD A
BOX OF LEMONS
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Large Crowd Attends the
Box Social Given By Knights
of Columbus -- Cards and
Dancing the Amusements.
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(From Friday's Daily.)
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelby Democrat
June 16, 1898
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There were fourteen children of the St. Joseph school received their first communion Sunday morning at the St. Joseph church, and they were escorted to and from the school building near-by by the Knights of St. John. On reaching the church the usual or customary exercises were carried out, Rev. Father Kaelin making a talk to the bright class which will ever by appreciated by them as it was by their proud parents and all members of this congregation. The class was composed of the following children: R. H. Glowka, August Rehme, J. W. Kramer, J. M. Schneider, A. C. Waggoner, G. A. Oefelein, G. A. Slusser, Rosa M. Neuman, Amelia A. Voss, Rosa Hirschauer, Susan G. Wheeler, Adelaide Dellekamp, Cora E. Sims and Lena Brill.June 16, 1898
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
