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Reusser, Amos |
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Aerial Photo of Berne - pre-1960
Aerial photo of downtown Berne from Southeast - This is a photo of downtown Berne taken from the Southeast. You can see State Route 218 or Main Street extending from the lower right of the photo to the upper left. In the lower foreground of the photo you can see the railroad tracks running perpendicular with 218. You can see the depot sitting just in front of the grain elevator. On the right side of 218 you can make out the Pearl Oil Co. cupo...
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Amos and Clara Reusser
Amos and Clara Reusser. This picture shows Dr. Amos Reusser and his wife Clara (Bixler) standing in the yard near what appears to be a large house. They are pictured in their later years. Dr. Reusser is wearing a dark-colored suit coat and pants, a light-colored dress shirt, and a striped tie. He has white hair which is parted on one side and comed over. Clara is standing next to Amos and is wearing a short-sleeved, striped dress. The dress...
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Amos Reusser
Amos Reusser (1869 - 1952) His parents were Jakob & Katharina (Sprunger) Reusser. He married Clara Bixler on September 6, 1896. He was a well known doctor in the area.
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Amos Reusser
Photo is of Amos Reusser (1869 - 1952) his parents were Jakob & Katharina (Sprunger) Reusser. He married Clara Helena Bixler in 1896, they had five children. He was a prominent Physician in Berne.
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Amos Reusser Semi-Centennial Dist. No. 8 Monroe Twp.
Amos Reusser Semi-Centennial Dist. No. 8 Monroe Twp. This photograph shows Amos Reusser in his later years as he has short, greying hair. He is wearing a dark-colored suit jacket, light-colored dress shirt, and striped tie. He is is wearing rimless glasses and has a moustache. The picture is a small portrait with faded edging around the subject. It is labeled as "Semi-Centenial Dist. No. 8 Monroe Twp. A. Reusser 1890-1940."
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Champion Block Fire - June 1918
Taken from an upper story on the south side of the street, one sees the ruins of the Sprunger Lehman Store, and Dr. Reusser's upstairs office, and the restaurant. There is a note from Wilma Habegger to Mr. Dave Neuhauser, 159 C.O. Detatch 1st Group 159 Dep Brig., Camp Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky. The date of June 23, 1918 is also written.
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Doctor Reusser's Office
Doctor Reusser's Office - This is a picture of a building that has been identified as Doctor Reusser's old office. You can see a portion of the Reusser home on the far right side of the photo and on the far left side you can see the garage that still stands today behind the house on the corner of Sprunger and Water Streets. The building has a broken pitched hip roof with an attached garage. There is an overhang over the front window and a simi...
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Dr. Amos Reusser
Dr. Amos Reusser was named Family Doctor of the Year in 1948. This picture accompanied many of the news releases concerning him.
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Dr. Amos Reusser - 07 Dec 1898
Dr. Amos Reusser - This photo of Dr. Reusser has been signed and dated by himself. It shows him wearing a 3-piece suit with white shirt and celluloid, high wing collar. He is wearing a wide fall knot tie with a stick pin stuck into the knot of the tie. You can also see a watch fob and chain sticking through the button hole of his vest. His hair is parted on the side combed up off his face in a high wave. He is also sporting a modified handle...
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Dr. Amos Reusser - circa 1947
Dr. Amos Reusser - This photo shows Dr. Amos Reusser standing beside a wooden post which is holding a plaque that reads, "Dr. A. Reusser 1897 - 1947". This was evidently to commemorate his 50 years as a physician. Dr. Reusser is wearing a suit , shirt and tie and his white hair is still very full for a man of his age. It is parted on the side and he is also wearing glasses. Behind him is a tree in full bloom, so the picture was evidently take...
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Dr. Amos Reusser, his office and residence
Dr. Amos Reusser (1869 - 1952) his parents were Jakob & Katharina (Sprunger) Reusser. He married Clara Helena Bixler in 1896, they had five children. He was a prominent Physician in Berne. His office was located in front of his home on Sprunger Street in Berne. His home is still standing. His office was moved and razed at some point. Photo is taken from pages 104 & 105 of the Thirtieth Anniversary Souvenir Edition of the Witness--1926
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Dr. Amos Reusser In His Office
Dr. Amos Reusser in his office. This candid picture shows Dr. Amos Reusser in his later years sitting in his office with a younger man standing beside him, looking over his shoulder. Dr. Reusser is holding something in his hand and is looking at it. Both men are wearing suits and patterned ties. Dr. Reusser has a watch pinned on the left side of his suit coat. He is sitting at his desk with the wooden door shut behind him. On the desk are p...
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Dr. and Mrs. Amos Reusser
Dr. and Mrs. Reusser are celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary. They are standing in front of a door and are holding their cake.
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Dr. and Mrs. Amos Reusser - 1939
Dr. Amos Reusser and his wife, Clara Bixler Reusser are in this portrait photo. The photo is from chest up. Dr. Reusser is wearing a three piece suit with a striped tie. He also has a mustache. Mrs. Reusser is wearing a dress with a design in the fabric. She has a broche at the "V" of the neckline where it buttons to. Her hair is wavy.
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Dr. A. Reusser Home Sign
Dr. A. Reusser Home Sign. This photograph shows a post with a sign that says 'Dr. A. Reusser "1897-1947"' on a hanging plaque. Above the plaque which hangs on a horizontal bar is a silouette of a covered buggy with Dr. Reusser in it, pulled by an energetic horse. This post was located along Sprunger Street by the Reusser home where Dr. Amos Reusser lived. This picture also shows a sidewalk near the street and a 1940's-style car parked nearby....
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Dr. Reusser - abt 1889
Dr. Reusser - This is a photo that has been identified as Amos Reusser. The picture shows a young man, between 18 and 22, with his head turned to the side. He is wearing a suit jacket with vest and white shirt with white bow tie and celluloid collar. On the back someone has written in black fountain pen ink, "Dr. Reusser delivered Vernon Moser 6-2-03 for $5.00 and sister Frances 10-25-06 for $6.00".
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Dr. Reusser home
Dr. Reusser home - This photo shows the home of Dr. Amos Reusser which is located on Sprunger St. in Berne, Adams Co., Indiana. I copied this picture off of the Facebook page, "If you grew up in or around Berne, IN". I believe the original to be in the possession of the Swiss Heritage Village Museum. Note the windmill on the left side of the photo and the edge of the log cabin. The log cabin is where Jim "Frenchy" lived, who stole firewood fr...
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Dr. Reusser's Office
Dr. Reusser's Office - This is a copy of a photo already located here in the library of Dr. Amos Reusser's office. This photo has had the shading improved and been enlarged.
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Group in Woods Sept. 15, 1940 - 15 September 1940
Group in Woods Sept. 15, 1940. This picture shows a group of 58 men and women posing for a picture in a wooded area (possibly the Lehman Park). Most of the group is older, but there are two children in the front and a young woman fourth from the right in the front row. The men are dressed up and wearing suits, dress shirts, and ties. The women are also dressed up and are wearing warm coats with their shirts, skirts, and dresses. Some of the ...
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Jacob and Katharina (Sprunger) Reusser Family - mid 1880's
The Jacob Reusser family is in this photo. All the ladies bodices are fitted and button down the front with many buttons. They all have a standup collar with some adornment at the neck. The male members of the family all have on three piece suits with ties. The females all have their hair parted in the middle and pulled tight to the back of their heads.
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