The Political Graveyard: Postmasters of Bremen, Indiana

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Postmasters of Bremen, Indiana

Postmasters at Bremen, 1848-1978 (may be incomplete!)
George Pomeroy 1848-52 Joseph Parker 1852-56 George Pomeroy 1856 John L. Protsman 1856-58 John Soice 1858-60 Jonas Miller 1860-63 Philip Kaneger 1863-65 William Stange 1865 Henry Hardzog 1865-67 Moses Keyser 1867-80 Samuel J. Kayes 1880-82 Moses Keyser 1882-85 John Bauer, Jr. 1885-89 David C. Smith 1889-93 John Bauer, Jr. 1893-94 Lucinda Walter 1894-98 Otho F. S. Miller 1898-1901 James M. Ranstead 1901-09 William Helmlinger 1909-13 William C. Foltz 1913-18 Franc Mensel 1918-19 Charles L. Berg 1919-23 William H. Berkheiser 1923-24 William H. Berkheiser 1924-28 Foster V. Annis 1928-34 Lester C. Leman 1934-35 Lester C. Leman 1935-47 Harmon G. Carbiener 1947-49 Harmon G. Carbiener 1949-58 Robert E. Schweisberger 1958-62 Arthur E. Hiester 1962 Arthur E. Hiester 1962-78

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