A recent acquisition has made available a limited supply of the 1976 New Knoxville Civic Association booklet.  This booklet of 68 pages reflects the businesses of the New Knoxville community in that era.  The pages of this book also contain information of "Century Farms" that have been in the same family for over one hundred years.

New historical research has been done on the immigration of Germans to Auglaize County, Ohio. It is in German, but Dean Hoge and his team have translated the most important texts.

The book From Ladbergen to America, published in 2008, is mainly about Ladbergen, from where the first New Knoxville immigrants came, but one-third of the book is about the Germans who came to Minster, New Bremen, and New Knoxville.

Life and Adventures on Mission Trips is a book by author Spencer Meckstroth. Spencer Meckstroth, a Doctor of Optometry has taken his profession on 80 mission trips to 23 countries.

The history of the 1000 year Westphalian Village of Ladbergen, Germany by Friedrich Saatkamp. English translation by Dean R. Hoge.

Herman H. Cook (1878-1916), a Missionary to Japan, devoted his whole life to God and the spreading of Christianity to the foreign land of Japan. The book, No Time to Rest written by Irene T. Rodriquez depicts his life and adventures.

The 1936 Cenntenial Book originally the “George Kattman 1936 New Knoxville History” book was reproduced in memory of Elmer and Mildred Henschen by Bill and Edythe Henschen.  The 105 pages of stories and pictures contained in this book is the most interesting complete story available of the first 100 years of New Knoxville and the rural surrounding community.

The Our Times Sesquicentennial book contains contains over 300 pages, listing business and "Our Families" Biographies of many people living in New Knoxville in 1986.

New Knoxville, Ohio, Auglaize County, Sesquicentennial August 28 - September 1. 1836-1986.

Through the Storm by Cornelia and Gilbert Schroer is the story of how one missionary family in Japan endured separation, imprisonment and hardship during the beginning months of World War II.

Tales from Great Grandpa's Trunk by Glenna Meckstroth is a light-hearted look at rural life in New Knoxville. This is a new updated hardcover version of her original book which was published in 1998.

New Knoxville High School Memoirs. We have a good selection of Memoirs from 1950 through 1989. Most are in very good condition. Please enter the requested year in the customization field below. If we don't have your year we will let you know and refund your money.