Doctor Fledderjohann's prescriptions for Goiter, Ivy Poisoning, Coughs, Fever, Headache and Sore Throat.  Set includes the booklet and the bottle.

The print, Hometown America I is part of a collection of three prints depicting Main Street New Knoxville, Ohio. They were painted by local acrylic artist Pat Partin Wietholter.

This print features Adolph's Restaurant, New Knoxville Supply, the old Eversman Meat Market, and the Don Stienecker Family Home.

Dimensions: Approximately 12"X30"

Hometown America is a collection of three prints depicting Main Street New Knoxville, Ohio. They were painted by local acrylic artist Pat Partin Wietholter.

Print I features Adolph's Restaurant, New Knoxville Supply, the old Eversman Meat Market, and the Don Stienecker Family Home.

Print II features Katterheinrich Chevrolet, Thomas Katterheinrich Law Office, and the Richard Elsass Family Home.

Print III features the United Methodist Church, Rachel Kruse Home, US Post Office, Village Municipal Building, and First United Church of Christ.

Dimensions: Each print is approximately 12"X30"

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 New Knoxville commemorative afghan features many historic businesses, churches, and schools including:
Detgen Grain Elevator - Methodist Church - Star Lunch Room - Peoples Savings Bank - New Knoxville Supply - Eversman's Meat Market - Heritage Center - Eversman Oil Company - Henkener Service Station - Katterheinrich Garage - B. E. Cook Store New Knoxville School - Kuhlman Store Duhme Post Office - Meckstroth Garage Hoge Lumber Co. - Evangelical and Reformed Church - Town Hall

The afghan measures 48" X 70".

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.

The Adolph's Restaurant Mug commemorates 50 years (1936-1986) with a short history. The back side contains a short bio of Adolph and Lydia Henschen.

Dimensions: 2 1/2" High.