HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

COLONIAL HOTEL
Amos Otstot Sat. & Sun. This Week
The News-Sentinel, June 5, 1936
Amos Otstot and His Orchestra will furnish the dance music at
the Colonial Gardens on Saturday and Sunday evenings of this week.
This band comes direct from the Indianapolis Columbia Club where it
has just closed a most successful season.
Featured stars who will appear here with the Otstot band during
the week-end are Jean Brown, accordionist, Ruth Hutchins, harp and
violin, and Miss Mary ORear, soloist.
A most complimentary article to the Otstot orchestra appearing in
a recent issue of the Columbian, stated in part: In fact we believe we
can truthfully say that never has the Columbia club had an all-season
orchestra that has won such wholehearted support of the entire
membership . . . . The regular Club dances, filled with gayety and
laughter, and vibrant tempo of the Otstot music has reached a new high
in attendance never before equalled.
CONSOLIDATED PRODUCTS CO.
Has Branch at Armour & Co. Plant
The News-Sentinel, June 5, 1936
A new company started operations in this city Monday morning
in the garage at the Armour & Company plant on East Fourth street.
The concern is the Consolidated Products Company of Danville, Ill.,
manufacturers of poultry and animal feeds.
C. Balthrop, Louisville, Ky., has been named the manager of the
local branch of the Consolidated Products Company. He has
established a residence at 306 West Ninth street.
The company manufactures their poultry and animal feeds from
pure creamery buttermilk which they purchase from the Armour
Company, whose condensing plant they have taken over.
The company plans to prepare 4,000 pounds of feeds each day.
The Consolidated Products Company has been in business for twenty
years and has eighty-six branches in various parts of the United States.
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