William boeschenstein biography

Mr.
William W Boeschenstein is Deceased at Owens Corning Inc. See William W Boeschenstein's compensation, career history, education, & memberships.
Bill Boeschenstein.

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Hermann Boeschenstein

Swiss-Canadian professor

Not to be confused with the Swiss journalist Hermann Böschenstein [de] (1905–1997).

Hermann Boeschenstein (May 1, 1900 – September 21, 1982) was a Swiss-Canadian scholar of German studies and author of several novels. After his youth in Stein am Rhein and Schaffhausen, he studied in Germany and obtained a PhD in philosophy in 1926. He travelled in Europe and Canada, settling in Toronto in 1928, where he taught German and German literature at the University of Toronto from 1930 to 1968. From 1943 to 1946, he took a leave of absence to serve as Director for Canada of the War Prisoner's Aid of the YMCA, travelling to the Canadian internment camps for German prisoners of war and overseeing work to help them re-integrate into postwar society. In 1956, Boeschenstein became the Head of the German department at Toronto.

Besides his scholarly work that included eleven monographs about German culture and literature, he wrote short stories and novels with some autobiographic elements, many of them concerned with migration.

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Business and Commerce

A. RENSCH & COMPANY FINANCIAL RECORDS, 1920-2005 [PDF]

Retail, imported food and specialty items, Toledo, Ohio (est. 1882)

The collection consists of financial records, such as ledgers and price lists, as well as printed materials, including catalogs and brochures. MSS-286, 3 linear feet.

ACKLIN STAMPING COMPANY RECORDS, 1911-1997. [→ View Digital Collection]
Machine stamping plant, Toledo Ohio (est. 1911)
The records of this stamping plant are diverse and include administrative and financial records as well as scrapbooks, photographs, and news clippings which document the company through the decades. MSS-139, 25 linear feet (including oversize materials).

THE ANDERSONS, INC. RECORDS, 1936-2015. [PDF][→ View Digital Collection]
Agribusiness Company, Maumee and Toledo, Ohio
The Andersons began as a grain elevator company in 1936, and grew into a diversified agribusiness company with agricultural, retail, grain processing, railroad, and financial divisions. This collection primarily comprises photographic material, newsletters and newspapers,

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