HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

NATURALIZATION PAPERS
Granted to Two
The News-Sentinel, June 3, 1940
Judge Robert Miller today granted naturalization papers to
Gottfried Heinrick Roessel and Constantine Gus Ninios after a
hearing in the circuit court.
Roessel was a native of Ilbenstabt Germany and came to the
United States in 1924, and Ninios arrived in 1920.
Ninios was born in Balig Kalamata, Greece, and is employed as
the day chef at the Berghoff Cafe
LOUDERBACK CHEVROLET
Ralph M. Coffing, Salesman
The News-Sentinel, June 4, 1940
Ralph M. Coffing, former resident of Logansport who has been
employed as a car salesman by the Roy Wilmeth Ford agency in
Indianapolis for six years today accepted a position as salesman with
Louderback Chevrolet. Mr. Coffing is married and has a daughter.
Mrs. Coffing was formerly Ilo Neff of near Metea.
KEWANNA POSTOFFICE
To Be Moved
The News-Sentinel, June 8, 1940
The postoffice in Kewanna will be moved from the present
location to two doors west under an order received by Postmaster L.M.
Shoemaker from the postmaster-general at Washington, D.C. The
change will be made sometime within the next two weeks or as soon as
new lockboxes are received from Washington.
MAIN BEAUTY SHOP
Purchased by Maxine Smyth
The News-Sentinel, June 12, 1940
Miss Maxine Smyth has purchased the Main Beauty Shop,
formerly owned by Claude Bilyew, and will continue to operate it by
herself as she has been doing for the past few months.
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