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Howard W. Oberlin



1931 - Jan 28 - Evacuvation was started this week for a five-room bungalow on College Avenue for Howard Oberlin, the first new house to be built on rhis street since it was paved.

1944 - May 3 - Howard H. and Millie M. Oberlin to James and Letha Shearer, lots 13 and 14 and tract adjoining Dillon's addition, Culver.

1944, May 3 - Culver Educational Foundation to Howard W. and Millie M. Oberlin, lot 4 commencing SE corner lot 4. 7.72 acres in 15, 32, 1, and lot 1 commencing NE corner 17.70 acres, 22, 32, 1.

Bought the Vonnegut orchard

1959 - Jul 1 - Bulletin - Just as we go to press the interesting news arrives that the Howard Oberlin apple orchard, one of the best and biggest in the state, has been Purchased by William H. Robinson, 686 East Shore Dr.

1960-jan 27 - having sold their home and well known apple orchard on east Shore drive road to William H. Robinson of 684 eaSt Shore, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oberlain have moved into the Hallberg residence at 471 lake Street, which they recently purchased

THE HOWARD OBERLIN9 ENTER SHRIMP BUSINESS

    Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oberlin returned to Culver recently after spending the past six months in Fort Myers, Fla. The Oberlins have entered the shrimp business with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Black, under the business name of, "Black and Oberlin Shrimp Co." Having bought two more shrimp boats they now have three boats - the "Donna Lee," named after their daughter, the "Celeste Joan," and the "Ike."

    In the winter they shrimp off of Key West and bring the shrimp into Fort Myers. Then for six months in the summer they go to Texas and shrimp the Texas coast and bring the shrimp into Freeport, Texas.

    The Oberlins report that when they left Florida their boats were shrimping in the Tarpon Springs area where they were having the biggest run of shrimp in five years. Shrimpers were swarming in from all parts of the Gulf of Mexico. Although shrimp are plentiful in that area they are very small.

    Mr. and Mrs. Oberlin plan to remain in Culver for about six months and will return to Florida next winter. - Culver Citizen Culver Citizen Wed, Jun 05, 1963


Howard Herbert Oberlin Birth 2 Jan 1900 Union Hill, Kankakee County, Illinois Death 6 Jan 1996 Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida Burial Lee Memorial Park Fort Myers, Lee County, Floridason of John Hertz and Emma Wagner (they married 20 Feb 1899 Emma married 1st 31 Mar 1881 William Oberlin (1857-1890) (BUT his marriage licenses states father as William Oberlin)

1920 - Maple Street, Pilot, Kankakee Marshall County, Illinois
1930 - 405B Liberty Street, Culver, Indiana
1940 - College Avenue, Culver, Indiana
1950 - East Shore Road Culver, Union Twp., Marshall County, Indiana

Oberlin, Howard Herbert, 96, of Fort Myers, died Saturday. Private arrangements woth Lee Memorial Paral Funeral Home. - News-Press Fort Myers, Florida · Sunday, January 07, 1996

married 12 Mat 1928 Hamlet, Starke County, Indiana Millie Magdalene Schnitt (Schmitt)
    BECOMES BRIDE OF H. H. OBERLIN The Tribune's Special Service. HAMLET, Ind., May 16. - A beautiful wedding ceremony was solemnized in the Hamlet Methodist Episcopal church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when Miss Millie M. Schnitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Schnitt, of Hamlet, became the bride of Howara H. Oberlin, son of Mrs. Emma Oberlin, of Herscher, Ill. Rev. A. H. Lawrence, pastor of the church, officiated.

    The bride, who walked to the altar with her father, wore a white georgette gown trimmed with lace, and a full length head wreath of organge! blossoms.

    The bridal party included Miss Lura McCormick, bridesmaid; Raymond Schnitt, best man; Billie Oberlin, ring bearer, and Mary Grey Hufft and Dorothy Jean Oberlin, flower girls. Miss Eunice Danielson sang two solos and Miss Antoinette Yoder played piano solos. Ushers were Elmore Short, Miss Bernice Laramore and Miss Gladys Laramore. More than 200 guests were present, at the ceremony.

    Among the out of town relatives and friends were the following: Mrs. Emma Oberiin, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Oberlin and Miss Bernadette Diesenbaen, all of Herscher, Ill. The Chicago guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hufft and two children, and William Bitters and daughter, Louise; Miss Lura McCormick, Seibolt and Harry E. Cowle. Mrs. James Dorothana Price, of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sanders, of Tomeston, and Mrs. Millie Eckert and daughter, Ella, of Wanatah, were present.

    A wedding dinner was served by the bride's parents the Yellowstone hotel at 5:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Oberlin left for a trip in the west and will be at home in Herscher - South Bend Tribune May 16, 1928 Page 22
Birth: 6 Aug 1904 Indiana Death: 22 Aug 1998 Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida Burial Lee Memorial Park Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida daughter of Frederick (Fred) Schnitt Schmitt and Amelia (Emelia) O. Butters

1910 - Starke Street, Oregon, Starke County, Indiana
1920 - Starke Street, Oregon, Starke County, Indiana
1930 - 405-B Liberty Street, Culver, Indiana
1940 - College Avenue, Culver, Indiana
1950 - East Shore Road Culver, Union Twp., Marshall County, Indiana

Oberlin, Millie M. ,93, Frot Myers, died Saturday. Arrangements by Lee Memorial Park - News-Press Fort Myers, Florida Tue, Aug 25, 1998 ·Page 15

1961 - Howard and Millie Oberlin
Children:
    Donna Lee Oberlin ; married James Riley Black
    Rosalie Joyce Oberlin married Lawrence T Wiesenhart