#Schaefer

[bebemoon]

look for the name SCHAEFER (requested by @jstorderulo) | express cropped wool double-breasted blazer jacket, comme des garçons stripe wool tuck trousers in grey + antique georgian silver paste stone pendant and ribbon (c. 18oo's), { beauty/hair } backstage @ enfants riches déprimés s/s 2o22 (ph. alexandre gaudin), byredo "baudelaire" eau de parfum (black pepper, juniper berry, caraway, frankincense, leather, hyacinth, papyrus, black amber, patchouli), simona vanth "cupido" black leather loafters w/ golden "anti-vampire" garlic charms (part of the "adolescent dracula" collection)

[kae-kae-kae]

AAAA

ich leibe der Wolfsjaegerrrrr

my general thoughts on the new ep:

Geraltttttt my baby, we are absolutely adopting him idc how, but will riot if anything happens to him

analeise dw girl i get it, hes fit ok???

im convinced schaefers gonna pull through somehow our baddie is too smart for this

i like jaeger + rampages dynamic, one is a man who behaves more like a wolf (even got excited when other wolves were nearby) , the other a werewolf that behaves a little like man rampage pretnding to be all clueless is also rlly funny to me, esp contrast to Jaegers super serious side

i also feel rlly bad for analeise, literally just got told say goodbye to son, potentially forever, and she just has deal with losing him now (either way if dies or leaves) (they better do home visits (but probably won't))

AND Weisshund is back !! everyones favourite doggy (hope shes ok lol)

[kantraels]

IT'S POSTED! Read The Vengeance of Saint Lucretia on Ao3 just mind the warnings

the reviews are in:

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[daman19942]

Maybe it's because the Beltz household just lost Gonzo, but I felt like paying a little more attention to Schaefer at Duke and Zeeshan's. And I'm glad I did because I forgot how wonderful the "play dead" interactions are.

Elsewhere, Joaco enjoys the final days of his childhood, Zeeshan gets conspiratorial looking for details about the disappearance of Bella Goth, and Duke catches some fireflies. We'll see what tomorrow's birthday party has in store.

[millingroundireland]

Nutley, Cincinnati, and beyond [Part 3]

continued from part 2

Walter Sr. lived in Newark’s Ironbound District until he was 19, going to Barringer High School. He was only one of five children who went to high school, later graduating from Stevens Tech in 1911 with an engineering degree. [9] Instead of going into engineering, he got a position at an insurance company named Ocean Accident and Guarantee Insurance Co. where he met Katherine Ruth Weber. In May 1914, he married her and graduated from New York Law School in 1915 which helped him with drafting insurance contracts. In 1922, he used this knowledge to start his own insurance company  named Walter A Schaefer & Co., with an office in Newark until after World War II. Their business slogan was “You’re safer with Schaefer.” By the late 1920s and 1930s, Walter Sr. was president of the Casualty Underwriters Association, part of the Essex County Association of Insurance Agents. During World War II, Ruth and Walter served as air raid wardens. He later ran against a well-liked Republican named Fred Hartley, using his admiration of Lincoln, but he lost. [10] He served as senior citizen affairs adviser for a Democratic Senator named Carmen Orechio, started a speakers club in Nutley, whom honored him, as did the town council, at his 100th Birthday in 1990. He would die in the year of 1991, on December 1, outliving his son, Walter, Jr. who died in October of 1990.

Walter Sr.’s parents were George Schaefer and Margaret Bahr. George was an immigrant from Germany in 1871 (and born in 1847) who was a baker in New York for years, dying between 1899 and 1900. [11] Walter’s mother, by contrast, was born in Tusten, Sullivan, New York in 1854. Born to a family from Bavaria, Germany, her father was a farmer named John Bahr (1825-1892) and her mother was named Margaret (b. 1829). After marrying George Schaefer, she served as administrator of his will, written in 1894, with the administration in 1900 to “five minor children,” one of whom was Walter Sr. He would live on 95 York Avenue from 1900 to 1910, and later within Essex, New Jersey.

Ruth was as educated as Walter Sr. After attending Erasmus Hall High School, studying English, Math, History (Ancient, English and American), Physics, Latin and French, she majored in the latter two. While she got “Cs in all her subject” as noted by a relative, she graduated high school, in 1907, and enrolled at Smith College. Once there, she studied various subjects, ranging from Chemistry to Philosophy, but took a lot of Mathematics classes, getting grades that were evenly distributed between Bs and Cs, with D then as the highest grade, which she got in English. [12] She graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in 1911. Her address during the time of her schooling was 496 Fifth Street, Brooklyn, New York, with her father, Lawrence A. Weber (1861-1942), a “coal and wood dealer” like his father before him. Her mother was Helen M. Williams (1865-1943) and she had seven siblings.

Walter Sr. and Ruth’s children expanded the family. [13] Martha, who died in March 1986 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, would marry Delmar Molarsky sometime in the 1940s or 1950s. Martha and Delmar would have a daughter, whom would later marry and have her own daughter. Delmar, born in Boston in March 1913 and living in Nutley from 1920 to 1940, would die in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania in March 1983. As for Walter Jr., whom would die in October 1990 and be buried in Brooklyn, he would marry Carol Johnson and move to Providence, Rhode Island. Walter Jr. and Carol would have one son whom would marry, and have two children of his own.

© 2018-2023 Burkely Hermann. All rights reserved.

This is reprinted from my family history of the Mills/Packard family. This tells a shortened version of the Bob Mills story in World War II sent out to relatives on June 17, 2018. Some other changes have been made to make a smoother text. This was originally published on the WordPress version of this blog in November 2018, but has been broken apart info various parts for this blog.

continued in part 4

Notes

[9] See “Resident declares existence of speech study group,” “How to Rise to The Top In The Corporate World,” “Ironbound Revisited” and “High School Days at Barringer High,” Karl Greene’s “Senior Notes” and The Nutley Sun, “Friends Toast Walter Schaefer,” Apr. 12, 1990 within Walter Sr.’s This is Your Life, along with other articles within this booklet of old newspaper clippings.

[10] As a relative writes on Ancestry, “My grandfather, Walter A. Schaefer, soaked up history. He was particularly interested in the lives of Civil War figures. He was considered well-versed in the life and times of Abraham Lincoln and spoke with flair to many regional groups about this topic. While WAS was open to views about the Confederates, he could never forgive what he considered the incompetency of Gen. McClellan. This was just one of many topics WAS felt strongly about!”

[11] 1871 Passenger Manifest, Family Search; 1870 U.S. Federal Census, Newark, Family Search; Newark, New Jersey, City Directory, 1877; Newark, New Jersey, City Directory, 1899; Probate of George Schaefer, 1900, Application for Probates of Wills, Vol. 12, p. 356. His will might be there, but with no index, it is hard to know. Also used: Bahr Household, Tusten, Sullivan, New York, New York State Census of 1855. This is also noted in the as noted in the 1880 U.S. Federal census and the 1860 census as well. Other sources: 1900 U.S. Federal Census, Newark Ward 10, Essex, New Jersey, National Archives, NARA T623, Enumeration District 91, Roll 965, Page 13B. Called “Schafer” in this census. That year, he was going to school with his brother Allison (age 15) and sister Florence (age 13) and was living without a father but with his brother Wilbur (age 7), and sister Elsie (age 5) in a house the family owned and mortgaged; 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Newark Ward 10, Essex, New Jersey, National Archives, NARA T623, Enumeration District 79, Roll 965, Page 13B, In 1910 he is living at the same address, is a shoe store salesman, with his widowed mother Margaret (age 55), brother Allwin P. (age 24), brother George W. (age 16), sister Florence (age 23), and sister Elsie (age 15), Allwin was a plumber, George W. was an Office boy, and Florence was a typewriter; New York, New York, Marriage Index 1866-1937 which notes Marriage to Katherine Ruth Weber on 10 Nov 1914 in Kings, New York; Walter Augustus Schaefer living on 19 Lexington Ave in Essex, NJ according to 1917 draft card. Also listed in 1942 draft card as living in Essex, New Jersey and within U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014.

[12] She studied Chemistry, English, French, Latin, Math, Astronomy, Bible, History, Physics, Art, and Philosophy. Other siblings included Eva M. Weber (1887-1975), Helen M. Weber (1888-1930), Louise Weber (1892-1946), Lawrence J. Weber (1893-1933), Hortense Marion Weber (1898-1971), Eugene J. Weber (1901-1965), Paul A. Weber (1909-1970). Lawrence was the son of the Lawrence Weber (1836-1897) and Barbara Meyer (1838-1917).

[13] Sources include: U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 and the Gravestone of Walter A. Schaefer, Jr. which shows birth and death dates, among other information. Delmar's residency is established by the 1920, 1930, and 1940 censuses.

[goldstargirl]

Denise Schaefer

[reality-detective]

CPS is just a front for child trafficking. 🤔

[kwistowee]

CARL WEATHERS and ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER Predator (1987)

[thecinamonroe]

Marilyn Monroe and Hal Schaefer during a singing rehearsal for There’s No Business Like Showbusiness on April 15, 1954. Photo by John Florea. 

[deb-ava]

HACKS 4.05 "Clickable Face"

[lowcountry-gothic]

Painter Alex Schaefer paints banks on fire using a “plein air” technique. Plein Air is the act of painting outdoors in the open air, and in Alex’s case, he paints directly across the banks.

[kantraels]

last night I spent until 330 am trying to scan a child then slept in my car and ran a visit at 8 am, needless to say i have ascended. here are some of the doodles I did last night while gradually losing my mind

[chloegraceartist]

Shane based on that one cowboy book “Shane” by Jack Schaefer.

Book cover reference below!

My sis saw this book when we were shelving the juvenile section at our library. It’s too perfect— so I had draw my lil pixel guy as a cowboy.

[lizlecter]

rarely i crosspost on ig, but this one i had too

i was planning to only posting here but these are cute