Father: Samuel Nauman
Mother: Anna (Hansen) Nauman
Half-sister of Laura Anna (Nauman) Schiller and sister of Hattie Belle (Nauman) Kunert
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Children:
Norman Gantenbein
Robert L. Gantenbein
Emogene Herglund
Elois Beeley
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The monthly business meeting of the Philathea Society was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Lena Nauman. The secretary, Miss Pearl Hungerford, sent in her resignation and Miss Miranda Larry was elected to fill the vacancy, with Miss Sophia Gantenbein as assistant. The class intends to take up the study of prominent authors at the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Miss Mary Chambers on Tuesday, October 25.
From the Morning Oregonian, Oct. 16, 1904
The Philathea Club of young ladies, from the Second Baptist Church, met at the home of their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, on Friday evening, January 12. A short business session was held, after which followed games and refreshments. Those present were: Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, Lena Nauman, Jeanie Smith, Emma Gantenbein, Sophie Gantenbein, Bertha Herren, Jessie Francis, Viola Fleming, Miranda Larry, Cora Stoat, Lily Grifilt, Elsie Greenwell, Mary Johnson, Hazel Smith.
From The Sunday Oregonian, Jan. 14, 1906
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Marriage announcements - the Morning Oregonian - June 21, 1907
GANTENBEIN-NAUMAN - G. Adolph Gantenbein, 24, city; Helena Nauman, 20, city.
Mother: Anna (Hansen) Nauman
Half-sister of Laura Anna (Nauman) Schiller and sister of Hattie Belle (Nauman) Kunert
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Children:
Norman Gantenbein
Robert L. Gantenbein
Emogene Herglund
Elois Beeley
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The monthly business meeting of the Philathea Society was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Lena Nauman. The secretary, Miss Pearl Hungerford, sent in her resignation and Miss Miranda Larry was elected to fill the vacancy, with Miss Sophia Gantenbein as assistant. The class intends to take up the study of prominent authors at the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Miss Mary Chambers on Tuesday, October 25.
From the Morning Oregonian, Oct. 16, 1904
The Philathea Club of young ladies, from the Second Baptist Church, met at the home of their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, on Friday evening, January 12. A short business session was held, after which followed games and refreshments. Those present were: Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, Lena Nauman, Jeanie Smith, Emma Gantenbein, Sophie Gantenbein, Bertha Herren, Jessie Francis, Viola Fleming, Miranda Larry, Cora Stoat, Lily Grifilt, Elsie Greenwell, Mary Johnson, Hazel Smith.
From The Sunday Oregonian, Jan. 14, 1906
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Marriage announcements - the Morning Oregonian - June 21, 1907
GANTENBEIN-NAUMAN - G. Adolph Gantenbein, 24, city; Helena Nauman, 20, city.
Father: Samuel Nauman
Mother: Anna (Hansen) Nauman
Half-sister of Laura Anna (Nauman) Schiller and sister of Hattie Belle (Nauman) Kunert
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Children:
Norman Gantenbein
Robert L. Gantenbein
Emogene Herglund
Elois Beeley
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
The monthly business meeting of the Philathea Society was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Lena Nauman. The secretary, Miss Pearl Hungerford, sent in her resignation and Miss Miranda Larry was elected to fill the vacancy, with Miss Sophia Gantenbein as assistant. The class intends to take up the study of prominent authors at the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Miss Mary Chambers on Tuesday, October 25.
From the Morning Oregonian, Oct. 16, 1904
The Philathea Club of young ladies, from the Second Baptist Church, met at the home of their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, on Friday evening, January 12. A short business session was held, after which followed games and refreshments. Those present were: Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, Lena Nauman, Jeanie Smith, Emma Gantenbein, Sophie Gantenbein, Bertha Herren, Jessie Francis, Viola Fleming, Miranda Larry, Cora Stoat, Lily Grifilt, Elsie Greenwell, Mary Johnson, Hazel Smith.
From The Sunday Oregonian, Jan. 14, 1906
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Marriage announcements - the Morning Oregonian - June 21, 1907
GANTENBEIN-NAUMAN - G. Adolph Gantenbein, 24, city; Helena Nauman, 20, city.
Mother: Anna (Hansen) Nauman
Half-sister of Laura Anna (Nauman) Schiller and sister of Hattie Belle (Nauman) Kunert
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Children:
Norman Gantenbein
Robert L. Gantenbein
Emogene Herglund
Elois Beeley
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
The monthly business meeting of the Philathea Society was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Lena Nauman. The secretary, Miss Pearl Hungerford, sent in her resignation and Miss Miranda Larry was elected to fill the vacancy, with Miss Sophia Gantenbein as assistant. The class intends to take up the study of prominent authors at the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Miss Mary Chambers on Tuesday, October 25.
From the Morning Oregonian, Oct. 16, 1904
The Philathea Club of young ladies, from the Second Baptist Church, met at the home of their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, on Friday evening, January 12. A short business session was held, after which followed games and refreshments. Those present were: Mrs. J.S. Hurlburt, Lena Nauman, Jeanie Smith, Emma Gantenbein, Sophie Gantenbein, Bertha Herren, Jessie Francis, Viola Fleming, Miranda Larry, Cora Stoat, Lily Grifilt, Elsie Greenwell, Mary Johnson, Hazel Smith.
From The Sunday Oregonian, Jan. 14, 1906
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Marriage announcements - the Morning Oregonian - June 21, 1907
GANTENBEIN-NAUMAN - G. Adolph Gantenbein, 24, city; Helena Nauman, 20, city.
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