Oliver Kern Mohr, job printer at Allentown, was born June 26, 1867, in Lower Macungie Township, Lehigh County, and educated in the local public schools. At an early age, he entered the printing office of Oscar P. Knauss. at Macungie, where he learned the trade of printer. After working for a time at Philadelphia, he located at Slatington and published the Slatington News for four years. He afterward worked at his trade for short periods at Bethlehem and Catasauqua; and in 1897 located at Allentown, first engaged for a while in the Dorney furniture store, but since then in the job printing business. He started at No. 524 Hamilton Street and continued there seven years; next he was located five years at No. 40 North Seventh street; then he removed to No. 727 Turner street and there he has continued until the present time, employing upward of eight hands. He has become affiliated with the Junior Order American Mechanics, Patriotic Order Sons of America and Knights of Friendship. In 1890, Mr. Mob was married to Sally Haines, a daughter of James and Emma (Kline) Haines. They arc members of the Linden Street Methodist Episcopal church