HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

NOBBY TRUE BAKERY
Purchased By Charles Stewart
The News-Sentinel, June 9, 1936
Charles Stewart, owner and operator of a bakery at Bremen, has
purchased the Nobby True bakery in this city, according to an
announcement by its new owner.
The new proprietor has already taken over management of the
bakery. Modern equipment is now being installed and will be ready for
operation Saturday.
Mr. True has been engaged in the restaurant and bakery business
in Rochester for over 30 years. The True bakery is one of the best
equipped and most complete baking units in Northern Indiana.
FURNITURE STORE IN AKRON
Opening By Irvin McHatton
The News-Sentinel, June 12, 1936
Akron is to have a new furniture store in the Ed Case building,
according to an announcement made today by Irvin McHatton of
Elkhart. Mr. McHatton, who is an experienced furniture dealer, will
open his new store next week. He will be assisted in business by his
son Gerald McHatton, who graduated this year from Miami University
at Coral Gables, Florida.
CORNELL FRUIT MARKET
Sold to Claude & Dwight Keim
The News-Sentinel, June 12, 1936
Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell announced today that she had sold her
fruit market at 610 Main street, just to the north of the Char-Bell
Theatre to Claude and Dwight Keim of Twelve Mile.
The Keim brothers today were razing the stand and will move it
to Peru, where they will erect a market. Mrs. Cornell has operated fruit
markets in this city for several years.
Mrs. Cornell is retiring from business because of ill health and
because of the sickness of her daughter, Wilma, who has assisted her in
the operation of the market.
Mrs. Cornell will continue to sell cottage cheese, cream and
dressed poultry from her home north of the city on Road 31.
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