HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

FAIRVIEW HOTEL
Rudy Bundy & Orchestra
The News-Sentinel, July 22, 1936
Rudy Bundy and His WLW Orchestra, recently featured at the
Gibson Hotel, Cincinnati, will be the next attraction at the Fairview
Hotel Dance Gardens. They will be heard for one week starting next
Saturday evening. Bundy and his men will replace Dick Cisne
Orchestra.
AKRON HOME BUILDERS CO.
To Dissolve
The News-Sentinel, July 24, 1936
Articles of dissolution have been filed with the Secretary of State
asking that the Akron Home Builders company, a corporation, be
dissolved.
The group organized fifteen years ago and built many attractive
homes here. Some of the best looking homes in Akron have been built
by the Home Builders company.
W.C. Miller was president and Earl Leininger, secretary-treasurer
at the time the papers were filed.
ERIE RAILROAD
New Steel On Erie
The News-Sentinel, July 24, 1936
New steel is to be laid on the west bound Erie track for about six
miles west of Servia. The steel is to be heavier than that in use now,
being what is known as 120 pound steel, weighing that much to the
yard. The old steel was of about 100 pounds, and was pretty well worn.
A crew of about twenty steel men are expected from Ohio the first of
the week, and some local labor will probably be employed.
COLONIAL HOTEL
Dick Barrie Orchestra, Fri., Sat. & Sun.
The News-Sentinel, July 24, 1936
Through a special grant from the orchestra booking agency The
Dick Barrie orchestra which made its initial appearance at the Colonial
Gardens Thursday evening will remain at the Colonial over the week
end and where it will play Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
This band which has been playing at the Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati
and over the WLW radio network is one of the most
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