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Ov Mr. Oates, who has had over 20 years experience in the hatchery and poultry feed business, has already taken possession of the hatchery which is now in full operation. Mr. Overmyer, who has been working at the Kingsbury defense plant and in the insurance bsiness, will continue in these fields of activity, it was stated. [The News-Sentinel, Thursday, March 11, 1943] OVERMYER POULTRY & PRODUCE [Rochester, Indiana] OVERMYER CONSOLIDATES WITH MIAMI PRODUCE CO. A deal was consumated some time ago whereby C. C. Overmyer consolidated his poultry and produce business here with the Miami Produce Company, which headquarters at Peru. This concern is one of the largest dealers in poultry and produce in this section of the country, and the merger has brot a large amount of additional business to Rochester. Mr. Overmyer acts as the local manager, and says that the firm plans an immense business during the coming season, with prospects already looking very bright. [Rochester Sentinel, Friday March 25, 1921] CONTINUE IN BUSINESS Announcement has been made by Mrs. C. C. Overmyer that she will continue to operate the poultry and eggs business at 427 Main street, which was conducted by her husband for so many years. Mrs Overmyer will take personal charge of the business. [The News-Sentinel, Saturday, April 2, 1932] OVERMYER STORE, B. F. [Leiters Ford, Indiana] [Adv] Leiters Ford Indiana The B. F. Overmyer Store 10 Day July Clearance Sale Starts Wednesday, July 22nd. - - - wearing apparel.- - - piece goods- - - Special in the Grocery Department each day. MRS. B. F. OVERMYER. [The News-Sentinel, Tuesday, July 21, 1925] OVERSTREET, KENNETH R. [Rochester, Indiana] See: Overstreet’s Cafe See: Overstreet’s Carmel Crisp Shop See: Overstreet’s Resort __________ OVERSTREET RESIGNS AS LOCAL CIRCULATION HEAD After eight and a half years, The News-Sentinel and Indianapolis News agency in Rochester will have a new circulation manager. Kenneth R. Overstreet, circulation manager for the News and News-Sent inel here since May, 1935, has resigned that position, effective September 4. C. C. Saulsberry, country circulation director for The Indianapolis News, announced today that Luther Keel, of Rochester, will succeed Overstreet in the local circulation manager’s position. Keel, well-known to local residents, has lived in Rochester most of his life. Overmyer resigned due to the press of other duties, and he will continue to operatehis lake resort and typewriter repair and sales agency, which he has maintained for the past several years. Overstreet’s nine-year term as circulation manager of The News-Sentinel saw the local paper’s circulation climb to an all-time high. [The Ness-Sentinel, Tuesday, August 24, 1943] OVERSTREET NAMED JUSTICE OF PEACE Kenneth Overstreet, former News-Sentinal circulation manager, Monday afternoon was appointed Justice of the Peace for Rochester township to succeed Ronald Swindeman, who
Ov resigned that post May 1, 1944. Overstreet’s appointment was made by the <strong>Fulton</strong> county commissioners, meeting in a special session. The new Justice of the Peace will fill the unexpired term created by the resignation of Swindeman. Mr. Overstreet resides on rural route 2, Lake Manitou. [The News-Sentinel, Tuesday, June 20, 1944] OVERSTREET’S CAFE [Lake Manitou] [Adv] ANNOUNCING a complete line of Sandwiches, Steaks and Chops and Chicken Dinners - - - OVERSTREET’S CAFE, Wolf’s Point - South Side Lake Manitou. [The News-Sentinel, Saturday, July 25, 1942] OVERSTREET’S CARMELCRISP SHOP [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] - - - - Lemon Cake - - - - Schlosser’s Ice Cream - - - - OVERSTREET’S CARMELCRISP SHOP, East 8th Street. [The News-Sentinel, Friday, July 28, 1939] MAX FEECE PURCHASES THE CARMELCRISP SHOP Max Feece announced today he had purchased the Carmelcrisp Shop, 110 East Eighth street from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Overstreet. He will be assisted in operation of the store by Mrs. Feece and Leo. The store will continue to feature good things to eat. Mr. Overstreet will devote his time to work for the Indianapolis News, and The News- Sentinel, while Mrs. Overstreet will be in charge of Wolf’s Point Grocery which will be operated throughout the entire year. [The News-Sentinel, Monday, September 11, 1939] OVERSTREET’S RESORT [Lake Manitou] OVERSTREET TO OPERATE POPULAR LAKE PLACE Kenneth Overstreet, owner of the Carmelcrisp shop on 8th street, today announced establishment of a grocery and confectionery store at Wolff’s Point on Lake Manitou. Mr. Overstreet announced free swimming spot, free picnic grounds and free parking. He has completed installation of a 32 ft. pier and plans many other improvements in the property. The grocery will be operated by Mrs. Oversteet. “We want to have a cool, comfortable spot at the lake’s edge where organizations can have a picnic,” said Mr. Overstreet. “We’re going to make the sandy, clean bathing beach at Wolf’s Point available to all,” he added. [The News-Sentinel, Wednesday, May 25, 1938] DIXIE GARDENS SOLD TO OVERSTREET’S RESORT Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Overstreet announced today that they have purchased the Dixie Gardens, rental cottage agency on Lake Manitou’s south shore, from Dr. E. E. McIndoo of Kokomo. The Dixie Gardens, which adjoins Mr. and Mrs. Overstreet’s present beach and grocery property at Wolf’s Point, consists of ten cottages and a boat house. The local residents will take possession of the property September 11. [The News-Sentinel, Tuesday, August 24, 1943 OWEN COMMUNITY [Henry Township] See Sidconger OWENS, OLEY [Rochester, Indiana]
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