Handbook N-P - Fulton County Public Library

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NORTHERN INDIANA POWER CO. [Rochester, Indiana]
DAVIS MAY LEAVVE THE NORTHERN IND. UTILITY
Announcement has been made by local representatives of the Northern Indiana Power
Company that the local offices, now handling business here and at Logansport, will be
consolidated with the Wabash office. This change will place the local interests of the utility under
the management of R. W. Claire, of Wabash. Charles A. Davis, who has been in charge here since
the big utility took the local concern two years ago, has been offered a post with the utility at
Indianapolis. He stated to the Sentinel Thursday, however, that his other interests here were of
such nature that he did not feel that he could leave them and as a result may resign from the N.I.P.
Co. He has not definitely decided, however, on his future course of action.
[Rochester Sentinel, Thursday, February 7, 1924]
OFFICES MOVED
The offices of the Northern Indiana Power Co., has been moved from the Beyer Brothers
building on West Ninth street to the Char-Bell building on Main street.
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, October 27, 1924]
NORTHERN INDIANA TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION
D. AGNEW HONORED
The telephone officials of LaPorte, Starke, Fulton, St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko,
Whitley, Marshall and Lagrange counties have perfected a permanent organization under the name
of Northern Indiana Telephone Association, the object being a closer cooperation in the promotion
of mutual interests. The following officers have been elected: President, Samuel R. Tomlinson of
Plymouth; vice president, C. R. Stoops of Nappanee; secretary and treasurer, Daniel Agnew of
Rochester. The organization represents a total of 25,100 telephones and property valued at
$5,000,000.
[Rochester Sentinel, Tuesday, November 25, 1913]
NORTHERN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO. [Rochester, Indiana]
LOCAL MEN ORGANIZE A BIG REAL ESTATE CONCERN
Special to the Sentinel.
Indianapolis, Ind., March 8 -- The Northern Land and Improvement Co. of Rochester was
incorporated here today with a capitalization of $10,000. The concern will deal in bonds, loans and
real estate. The directors are Frank H. Terry, James Cool and Lyon Terry.
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When seen here Frank Terry said that the concern would deal mainly in Michigan land.
James W. Cool is president of the James W. Cool banking house of Trout Lake, Mich. Lyon Terry
will graduate from Michigan University in June and expects to enter the office in Rochester.
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, March 8, 1915]
NORTHERN ROOMING HOUSE [Rochester, Indiana]
Also see Harmony Hall
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NEW ROOMING HOUSE
I. C. Enyart is going to open a new rooming house in the building north of the Progress
Grocery, owned by Clay Sheets. It is being fumigated, has electric lights installed and 18 rooms
furnished. On the first floor Enyart will have a lunch counter and lobby. The hostelry will be
named the Northern Rooming House.
[Rochester Sentinel, Thursday, March 18, 1915]
NOYER’s PIT [Henry Township]