The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 January 1971 — Page 16

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mo Mfr Another picture of the Pickwick Block of Syracuse appears in this issue, a post card loaned by Mrs Chester (Agnes Causer* Stiffler, under a remodeling program by the late W E Long We are told Mr. Long had offices. his own. and rentals in the upper level, corner-front, of the large corner building and that the American Red Cross' held meetings and work clinics in the rooms above and along north Huntington street. The Knights of Pythias also held meetings in these rooms. Research shows the remodeling program was started in September 1936 following the purchase of < the block by Mr. Long Among occupants in the block is the Syracuse Journal which changed it’s name to the Indiana Journal on March 25. 1937. F. Allan Weatherholt was editor. A new location in the block was sought for this business in the

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remodeling process. “ O. K Bennett, proprietor of the Recreation Bowling Club located in the block, will move into the former Variety Store location where a new and all modem billard parlor, bowling alley and recreation center was being planned The theatre will have an exterior English style with 500 modern seats, new sound and projection equipment, a new silver screen and stage 15 x 30 with equipment for productions and vaudeville, plus lounges, restrooms and the works. This was officially opened in April 1937. (You will remember several issues back of the Oakland ' theatre burning in August 1925 and we were informed by long distance from Mrs Dial Rogers of South Bend that this date was correct as the theatre was owned by her father. ,E. E Holloway, She also recalls of losing her

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brother, Burdette, in July of the same year i tt In doing some of the remodeling. the concrete pavement was dug up for a sewer across Main streeet and reported the street, laid in 1915. was in perfect condition. It is thought C. C. Bachman continued in business in the lower corner building and a doctor's office was being readied along north Huntington A formal dedication was held in May of 1937 beneath the arch prepared for the festivities. Syracuse The Host City. Cutting the ribbon was governor M. Clifford Townsend accompanied by lieutenant governor Henry F. Schricker; director of the bureau of public safety Donald Stiver and commissioner of the conservation department Virgil Simmons. Warren T Cd well was president of the Syracuse-Wawasee

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the school yard with plans for several hundred more to be planted in the community in the near future. The huge arch was erected for the dedication and opening of the resort season. As to when the arch was removed is not certain. Estella Swartz, who at 89 claims to be the “second oldest native of Syracuse,” recalls the 1901 Pickwick Block fire being in April or May of 1901. She said she was married June 15. 1901, and the fire “a month or two” before she was married. “1 remember it well.” she recalls. She said she remembers talking to Richard Guy, father of Emory Guy, who owned the corner building then occupied by William Strieby and his general store The opera house was on the second floor. Street employees were out nice and early on several snowymornings. snow blade and all. with sidewalks cleared before uptow n businesses opened for the day. One bad spot is the steps leading to and from the upper parking lot at the alley. Wouldn't an iron railing be nice?! Plus a little salt on the steeper steps behind office. Joe Todd claims uptown Syracuse merchants are not. exploiting the city pier, urging lake residents to "come to town by boat.” He might just have something there.

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