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HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

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BURTON METHODIST CHURCH<br />

Will Have Electric Lights<br />

The News-Sentinel, Jan. 4, <strong>1936</strong><br />

Members of Burton Methodist Church west of this city are<br />

equipping the church with an electric light and power plant.<br />

BURKETT, LYMAN COUNTY SURVEYOR<br />

Named Highway Supt.<br />

The News-Sentinel, Jan. 7, <strong>1936</strong><br />

The <strong>Fulton</strong> <strong>County</strong> commissioners at their meeting today named<br />

Lyman Burkett, county surveyor, as county highway superintendent for<br />

the coming year.<br />

The commissioners decided to combine the office of highway<br />

superintendent and surveyor as is permissible under a law which was<br />

passed by the 1935 legislature.<br />

ROSS, WALTER<br />

Eulogy in Delco Doings<br />

The News-Sentinel, Jan. 7, <strong>1936</strong><br />

The Delco Doings, a weekly paper published by the employees of<br />

the Delco plant at Dayton, Ohio, had the following comment to make<br />

on the death of Walter Ross, former resident of this city, who died in a<br />

hospital at Dayton, Ohio several weeks ago.<br />

Fighting to the last like the brave campaigner he has been<br />

throughout life, Walter Ross passed on to his eternal reward Friday,<br />

December 20. There were few if any harder working, more<br />

conscientious leaders of men and the loss of Walter will be keenly felt<br />

throughout the plant.<br />

Mr. Ross came to Delco Remy in 1923 and was transferred to<br />

Delco Products in the fall of 1927. Shortly after his transfer he was<br />

Assistant Chief Inspector for the position he held at the time of his<br />

death. A picture of Mr. Ross preceded the comment on his life<br />

CLAYBURN & PERSCHBACHER<br />

Lease Standard Filling Station<br />

The News-Sentinel, Jan. 9, <strong>1936</strong><br />

The Standard Filling Station located at the (SW) corner of Main<br />

and 3rd streets has been leased by E.L. (Peck) Clayburn and Miles<br />

Perschbacher. The new lessees will continue to carry a most complete<br />

line of Standard Oil Co. Products as well as motoring accessories.<br />

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