HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library
HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library
HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library
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MACY TO HAVE TAX LEVY<br />
First Time in 3 Years<br />
The News-Sentinel, Sept 4, <strong>1936</strong><br />
Citizens of Macy will pay a town tax levy in 1937 for the first<br />
time in three years, a rate of 60 cents being proposed for the coming<br />
year to raise $1,395, whch with a balance of $450, will provide a total<br />
budget of $1,845 for the coming year.<br />
At the end of 1933 the town had sufficient funds to meet<br />
expenses for three years without further taxation.<br />
HOLMAN HOME<br />
Bought by Capt. O.I. Minter<br />
The News-Sentinel, Sept 5, <strong>1936</strong><br />
A real estate transaction was concluded recently whereby Mrs.<br />
John Holman has sold her home, 300 West Ninth street, to Capt. & Mrs.<br />
O.I Minter, who have returned to <strong>Fulton</strong> county to make their residence<br />
after many years absence.<br />
Capt. Minter is the son of Mr. & Mrs. William Minter, deceased,<br />
who lived at Lake Nyona and Mrs. Minter is the daughter of Mr. &<br />
Mrs. S.N Shesler of Akron and is a sister of Mrs. A. Adams of this city.<br />
Capt. Minter is retiring from the Army after 37 years of active<br />
service in the United States and its possessions. He served in the World<br />
War with several <strong>Fulton</strong> county men.<br />
KINDIG REUNION<br />
Rochester City Park<br />
The News-Sentinel, Sept 8, <strong>1936</strong><br />
The twenty-third annual Kindig reunion was held at the<br />
Rochester City Park Saturday, September 5. After a very delicious<br />
dinner was served to fifty-one people, a short business session resulted<br />
in the following officers being elected: President, W.E. Kindig of Peru;<br />
vice-president, Forrest Fennimore of Decatur; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.<br />
Oral Kindig. Two births were reported, a daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Lee<br />
Peter, and a daughter to Mr & Mrs. Reynold Gerard. Three deaths,<br />
Mrs. W.L. Nichols of Rochester, Betty Jo, daughter of Donald and<br />
Emma Marburger of Indianapolis, and Barbara Lou, daughter of Mr. &<br />
Mrs. Roscoe Hatch of Macy. Three new members were welcomed into<br />
the family circle, Mrs. Roland Fennimore, Mrs. Floyd Kindig and Mrs.<br />
Cleon Kindig. Relatives were present from Alabama, Noblesville,<br />
Decatur, Peru, South Bend, Macy and Rochester.<br />
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