HISTORICAL TRIVIA 1936-1940 - Fulton County Public Library

ARMOUR & CO.
Tramsfer Ehart to Indianapolis
The News-Sentinel, Jan. 11, 1937
Friends in this city have received word that Ed Ehart, who was
the manager of the local Armour & Company branch for eight years,
has been transferred to the Indianapolis branch of the company. Mr.
Ehart who was prominent in civic and social activities while a resident
of this city was transferred from the local branch to that of the one at
Fairmount, Minn., in August 1935. Mr. Eharts many friends in this
city are glad to know he has been returned to a post in Indiana by the
Armour Company. The transfer is a promotion.
RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY
John Wilson Transferred
The News-Sentinel, Jan. 12, 1937
John Wilson, who has been employed by the Railway Express
Agency here for the past two and a half years was transferred yesterday
to the office at Iona, Mich. His new position gives him full time
employment. Harold Bailey has taken the position made vacant by Mr.
Wilsons transfer.
ST. CLAIR FILLING STATION
Lloyd Riley, Manager
The News-Sentinel, Jan. 13, 1937
The St. Clair Filling Station at Akron is now under the operation
of Lloyd Riley. Mr. Riley succeeds Vern Cumberland as manager, of
this popular station.
HONORING RETIRING OFFICERS
At Fulton County Jail
The News-Sentinel, Jan. 16, 1937
Sheriff & Mrs. Lester King entertained the retiring officers of the
court house and jail, Friday evening, at the Fulton County Jail. A
community supper was greatly enjoyed at seven oclock and the
remainder of the evening was spent in enjoying games and contests
with an old fashioned Spelling Bee being the main attaction of the
evening.
Those present were Mrs. Elizabeth Felix, Miss Helen Wilson,
Leonard Garner, Lester Leman, Robert DuBois, William Ward, Misses
Frances Neff and Helen Sausaman, Gene Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Harlin
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