AAdditional Games
- Game, Ernst Theodore Theimer vs. Dr. Palmer Gunkel Keeney, Round 3, Cincinnati Chess Club Tournament, 1930.
- Game, Isaac Irving Kashdan vs. Ernst Theodore Theimer, Simultaneous Exhibition, Cincinnati, Ohio, February 11-12, 1931.
Chairman Elect 20 Dec 1959, Sun Asbury Park Press (Asbury Park, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
CHAIRMAN ELECT-Dr. Ernst T. Theimer, Avenue of the Two River, Rumson, has been selected chairmon-elect of the North Jersey Section of the American Chemical Society for 1960. He will automatically be chairman in 1961. Dr. Theimer is director of research for International Flavors & Fragrances, Union Beach.
Intercollegiate Chess Champions of Ohio 26 May 1929, Sun The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHESS CHAMPIONS OF OHIO. Members of the chess team. University of Cincinnati, to be seen in this group with their trophies, left to right, are Meyer Zeligs, Robert Teegarden, Winston Kock (Captain) and Ernst Theimer. The team won over all rivals in a tournament at Dayton. Enquirer Photo.
Three of The Prize Winners 19 Jan 1930, Sun The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com
Three of the Prize Winners
Ernst T. Theimer, Fourth Prize.
Winson E. Koch, Second and Sixth Prize.
Louis G. Boeh, Seventh and Nineteenth Prizes.
Ernst Theimer 15 Jun 1930, Sun The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com
THREE student members of the Cincinnati Chess Club were lost to their respective college teams this week graduation. Robert Teegarden and Ernst Theimer, graduated from the University, Saturday, while Louis G. Boeh graduated from St. Xavier last Tuesday. Robert Teegrarden is well known at the Chess Club for his ability. He placed first in one major tournament and second in another. He was President of the local chapter of Beta Pi at the University during the past year and Secretary of the national organization of Beta Pi. He has distinguished himself in chemistry at U. C. and is at the present time affiliated with a large chemical corporation. His comrade in arms, Ernst Theimer, has served as President and Treasurer respectively of the Chemistry Club and last year was Captain of the U. C. chess team. In a recent problem contest conducted by The Enquirer he merited third prize.
Louis G. Boeh is also well known In local chess circles. Like Theimer and Teegarden, he is an active member of the Chess Club. He won sixth end eighteenth prize in the problem contest mentioned above and in the solving contests of 1929 and 1930, conducted by the Chess Club, won first prize. He is a member of the St. Xavier debating team and on two successive years merited second place in inter-collegiate English contests held among various colleges in the United States.
All three men, Boeh, Theimer and Teegarden will leave a vacancy in their college chess teams that will be hard to fill, for they have practically built up the chess interest at their institutions, and have been the mainstays of their respective teams.
Mrs. Stephanie F. Theimer 08 Jul 1954, Thu The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
OBITUARIES
MRS. STEPHANIE F. THEIMER
EAST ORANGE—Mrs. Stephanie Feichtmann Theimer of 109 Elliott pl., here, widow of Dr. Eugene Theimer, and mother of Dr. Ernst Theimer of Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, died Saturday in Austria, where she was traveling. Born in Vienna, Austria, Mrs. Theimer came to the United States in 1909 on her wedding trip. Surviving besides Dr. Theimer, is another son, Edgar Theimer of Oyster Bay, L. I.; a brother, Emil Feichtmann, New York city, and a sister, Mrs. Valerie Hirsch, Buenos Aires, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Knapp funeral home, East Orange.
Theimer Named; Directs Research 21 Nov 1957, Thu The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Theimer Named; Directs Research
New York City—It has been announced by Charles P. Walker, president of van Ameringen-Haebler, Inc., manufacturer of flavor and perfume materials, that Dr. Ernst T. Theimer of Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, has been appointed director of research for the company.
Dr. Theimer has been engaged in various research activities with VAH since 1931. His new responsibilities include direction of research on aromatic products and processes, as well as on new analytical techniques for product quality control.
Dr. Theimer has two degrees in chemistry from the University of Cincinnati and received his Ph. D. at New York university. He has long been active in the Essential Oil association, and is chairman and founder of its instrumental analysis committee. He is a member of the American Chemical society and is a national councilor for that organization, as well as a former vice chairman of the North Jersey section.
Sign Here 12 Jan 1960, Tue Asbury Park Press (Asbury Park, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
SIGN HERE-Pianist Claudio Array gives his autograph to Susan Scheffer, Fair Haven, after a performance last night at a Monmouth Arts Foundation concert in Red Bank. At left is Dr. Ernst T. Theimer, foundation chairman, and at right, Dr. Willard T. Somerville, vice chairman. Mr. Arrau played a Mozart and Beethoven program before a crowd of about 1,600 at the Carlton Theater. (Press Photo)
Tension Grows as Bridge Tournament Advances 10 Sep 1967, Sun Asbury Park Press (Asbury Park, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
This was the scene yesterday on the main floor of Convention Hall as the 10th annual Asbury Park Regional Bridge Tournament went into its third day. In insert upper right, four of the competitors concentrate on hand. They are (left to right) H. J. Fishbein, New York; Mrs. Richard H. Ecker, New York; Alan Truscott, bridge editor of the New York Times, and Ernst T. Theimer, Rumson. (Press Photos)
Cryptogram 17 Oct 1967, Tue Honolulu Star-Bulletin (Honolulu, Hawaii) Newspapers.com
MAF Planners 11 Feb 1969, Tue The Daily Record (Long Branch, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
MAF Planners—Present at Monmouth Arts Foundation 1969-1970 concert series membership luncheon at the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, are left to right, Mrs. Edward C. Fearns, Rumson, chairman of volunteers; Dr. Ernst T. Theimer, Rumson, co-chairman, concert committee; and Mrs. Dorothy Holmes, representing Community Concerts, New York City, who schedules artists' appearances for the foundation.
Concert Series Plans 27 Mar 1969, Thu The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
CONCERT SERIES PLANS—Shown at brunch launching 1969 Concert Series Membership Week, of Monmouth Arts Foundation, in Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Red Bank are, left to right, Kurt Weinhold, president of Columbia Artists Management, New York City; concert committee co-chairmen Mrs. Walter Johnson of Locust and Dr. Ernst Theimer of Rumson, and the membership campaign chairman, Mrs. Theimer. The series at the Carlton Theater, Red Bank, includes Osipov Balalaika Orchestra of Moscow, with stars of the Bolshoi Opera and Russian Dances; the National Ballet of Canada; Long Branch-born pianist Julius Katchen; the Vienna Academy Chorus, and the first North American performance of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra. Memberships are available through Saturday in the Molly Pitcher lobby.
Student Says Soviets Block Wedding 17 Oct 1975, Fri The Odessa American (Odessa, Texas) Newspapers.com
Russian Fiance's Arrival in West is Set 28 Jan 1977, Fri The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Russian Is En Route Here 02 Feb 1977, Wed The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Cathy and Slava Readying for April 30 Wedding Day 01 Apr 1977, Fri The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Nazdrovie 01 May 1977, Sun The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
NAZDROVIE
Mr. and Mrs. Vyacheslav Lvovich Nepomnyashchy exchange a traditional Russian toast after their 4 p.m. wedding at First Presbyterian Church, Rumson. The reception was at the home of the Bride's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Ernst T. Theimer, 150 Rumson Rd. Register staff photo by Carl Forino
The New Two 01 May 1977, Sun The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
THE NEW TWO—Spectators waited outside First Presbyterian Church during the ceremony to catch a glimpse of the Nepomnyashchys (she nee Catherine Theimer) as they emerged, with their guests, from the ceremony at 4:28 p.m. Rumson police worked overtime (at no charge) when their shifts changed, in order to ensure an orderly procession to the reception at the Theimer home from the church. At right, guests in the know about Russian customs chanted “Gor'ko” as the couple posed for kisses. A Russian explained that “Gor'ko” means “bitter,” and is always the toast after vodka and a kiss. It makes, he said, the kiss sweeter. Register staff photos by Carl Forino.
Ernst T. Theimer, 83, Chemist, Bridge Master 06 Jul 1994, Wed Asbury Park Press (Asbury Park, New Jersey) Newspapers.com
Ernst T. Theimer, 83, chemist, bridge master
RUMSON—Ernst Theodore Theimer, 83, a former chemical industry executive, master bridge player and well-known philatelist, died Saturday at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank.
Mr. Theimer was a vice president, chief scientific officer and former director of research and development for International Flavors and Fragrances, Hazlet Township. He spent 40 years with the company before retiring in 1971.
A graduate of the University of Cincinnati, he received his doctorate in chemistry from New York University and was a pioneer in the development of fragrance chemistry. He was past chairman of the North Jersey section of the American Chemical Society and also was a tour speaker for the organization.
Mr. Theimer was an active bridge player and was life master 253, winning many regional and national competitions. He wrote a weekly bridge column for the Newark Evening News and also wrote articles on the game for many magazines. He also was a crossword puzzle constructor for the New York Times for many years.
A well-known collector of Austrian philately, he was a member of the American Philatelic Society and president of the Austria Philatelic Society. He was a former chairman of the Monmouth Arts Foundation and a former trustee of the Silver Bay Association in Silver Bay, N.Y.
Born in Newark, he lived in East Orange before moving to Rumson in 1951.
Surviving are his wife, Jo-Anne Wright Theimer; a son, James E., Redding, Calif.; a daughter, Catherine S. Nepomnyashchy, New York; and a grandchild. John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements.
