HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

BEEHLER REUNION
Rochester Tourist Camp
The News-Sentinel, Aug. 5, 1936
The twenty-second annual Beehler reunion was held Sunday,
August 2, at the Rochester Tourist Camp with eighty in attendance., A
community dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour and ice cream was
served later in the afternoon. Officers for the coming year are
President, Lloyd Beehler, Vice President Clyde Beehler; Secretary-
Treasurer, Mildred Miller; Historian, Mrs. Lee Beehler. Charles
Beehler, age eighty-one, received a prize for being the oldest person
present, and Nancy Lee Ershman, age nine months, received the award
for being the youngest member present. Mr. & Mrs. Forest Frederick of
Muncie received a prize for coming the greatest distance and Mr. &
Mrs. H.W. Mow received the Newly-Wed award and the Largest
Family prize went to the Bass family. The next reunion will be held at
the Rochester City Park.
DAY REUNION
Rochester City Park
The News-Sentinel, Aug. 8, 1936
The 12th Annual Day Reunion will be held at the Rochester City
Park, Sunday, August 10th. Members are requested to come early and
bring their baskets of food. Kline D. Reed of Rochester is the President
and Mrs. Eilla Williams of Earl Park, Ind is the Secretary-Treasurer.
HARTMAN, WESLEY
Peru Electric Light Plant
The News-Sentinel, Aug. 10, 1936
Wesley Hartman, Peru, a former resident of this city has been
appointed engineer at the Peru Electric Light Plant by Mayor William
Long. He succeeds Jap Ellis. Mr. Hartman at one time was an engineer
at the N.I.P. Co.. Plant in this city.
ROCHESTER COLLEGE REUNION
Rochester City Park
The News-Sentinel, Aug. 11, 1936
Approximately seventy-five old school mates attended the eighth
annual Rochester College Reunion which was held at the Rochester
City Park, Sunday, August 9th. A beautiful community dinner was
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