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George A. Oberst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Oberst of 1253 Princess Avenue, completed the radiography course at the Army Medical College, Walter Reed General Hospital, and was to serve as Chief Radiographer at Fort Totten. Camden Courier-Post, May 11, 1930.
Advertisement announcing that Anthony J. Oberst, real estate and insurance broker and member of the Camden Real Estate Board, is now located at 1253 Princess Avenue, corner of Kaighn Avenue. Camden Post-Telegram, May 19, 1919.
An August 1918 special notice calls a meeting of the certificate holders of the Turnhalle Baufond Gesellschaft to authorize the sale of Turner Hall, 516 to 522 Pine Street, Camden.
About 2,000 costumed dancers attended the Camden Eagles' fourth annual grand mass ball at their aerie on Broadway, with music by Prof. Anthony J. Oberst's orchestra. Camden Daily Courier, November 1, 1912.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Register of Deeds' office, including F. Joseph Rouh's purchase of the northeast corner of Broadway and Ferry Avenue from Wilhelmina Countiss for $7,250.