HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

trip to a metropolis occasionally, have luncheon with his family daily
and generally lives a leisurely life the year around.
I know a banker who has plenty of time to get around and have
hearty conversations with people he likes, who never has eaten his
luncheon in 15 minutes, who knows only by foreign experience the
curtness of people big corporations hire.
Thats how the article in Fortune left the reader. It was warm
and close to the small town, concluded The Times.
BRIGGS FARM
Purchased By Alva Collwell
The News-Sentinel, July 29, 1936
Mrs. Don Briggs of Logansport has sold a twenty acre farm three
miles southeast of Fulton to Mr. & Mrs. Alva Collwell of near Walton.
The purchasers will take possession on March 1st.
LOWE REUNION
At Rochester City Park
The News-Sentinel, July 29, 1936
Approximately seventy members of the Lowe family held their
twelfth annual reunion Sunday at the Rochester City Park. A
community dinner and program were the special features of the
afternoon. During the short business session Charles Lowe of
Logansport was elected president for the coming year and Mrs. Clifford
Wilhoit of Akron was elected secretary-treasurer.
PICNIC DINNER
At Rochester City Park
The News-Sentinel, July 30, 1936
The Misses Betty Young, Jane Stewart, Ann Conarty, Katherine
Feltus, Frances Sibert, Marietta Krieghbaum, Mary Jane Alspach,
Barbara Deniston, Elizabeth Van Trump, Delores Karn, Martha Van
Trump, Claribelle Raymer, Rose Irvine, Mrs. Harry Allison, Mrs. Ben
Daulton, Mrs. Jess Turney, Mrs. Annabelle Kenney, Mrs. Robert House
and Mrs. Don Musselman enjoyed a picnic community dinner at 6:00
o;clock last evening at the Rochester City Park.
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