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HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

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MADRID THEATER, AKRON<br />

Purchased by Mark Gates<br />

The News-Sentinel, Nov. 29, <strong>1940</strong><br />

Announcement was made in Akron yesterday of the sale of the<br />

Madrid Theater by Karl Gast to Mark Gates of Indianapolis. Mr. Gates<br />

will assume management of the show on January 1.<br />

Mr. Gast has owned the theater for over twenty-three years and<br />

will devote his time to his other interests. He is the postmaster at<br />

Akron.<br />

Mr. Gates is an experienced moving picture man and for a<br />

number of years was employed by the MGM company. - - - -<br />

VanATTA FURNITURE STORE<br />

Purchased by W.W Chizum<br />

The News-Sentinel, Nov. 29, <strong>1940</strong><br />

L.B. VanAtta announced today that he had sold his new second<br />

hand furniture store located at 512 Main street to W.W. Chizum of<br />

Knox. Chizum, who is a brother-in-law of VanAtta, has taken<br />

possession of the store. VanAtta will remain in the store until Jan. 1.<br />

Mr. VanAtta opened the store on March 15, <strong>1940</strong>, moving here from<br />

Kewanna.<br />

NEIGHBORS SHRED CORN<br />

For Vernon Kindig<br />

The News-Sentinel, Nov. 29, <strong>1940</strong><br />

A number of Good Samaritans called Tuesday at the home of Mr.<br />

& Mrs. Vernon Kindig who reside on a farm near Akron where they did<br />

their corn shredding. Forty-eight of their neighbors and friends with<br />

their teams and wagons formed the party. Mr. Kindig has been<br />

confined to his home for some time due to illness and their friends act<br />

of kindness was much appreciated by him and the members of the<br />

family. A community dinner was served in the Kindig home at noon.<br />

REGAL STORE, FULTON<br />

Purchased by Clarence Settlemyer<br />

The News-Sentinel, Dec. 2, <strong>1940</strong><br />

The Regal Store in <strong>Fulton</strong> which has been closed since last<br />

March was sold Saturday to Clarence Settlemyer of Logansport. He<br />

plans to open the store Dec. 7th. Mr. Settlemyer also purchased the<br />

building in which the store was conducted.<br />

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