31st Annual Report of Thomasville Water and Light Dept 1936
The 1936 year ended December 31 marks 31 years of operation for Thomasville Water and Light. The report highlights a 15.4 percent rise in energy production and a 7.5 percent growth in customers, driven by rural electrification and ongoing prosperity. Waterworks pumped 235.191 million gallons, with a new well adding 1,296,000 gpd capacity. The team notes substantial efficiency gains, major repairs, and the department’s broader contributions to city services and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Committee ON Water & Light
Wm. A. Watt
Edw. A. Dawes
Harry S. Feinberg
Water & Light Department
Iber
Westinghouse Ielectric & Mtg. Co
Westinghouse
General Reserve Fund
Water & Light
Water & Light Properties
W. Lewis Wilson
C. P.A
Water & Light Department, General Fund
Radio Listings for NBC Networks on Thursday June 24
Radio schedule in EST listing NBC WEAF and NBC WJZ programs by hour from 3:30 PM to 11:30 PM with shows such as Follow the Moon Guiding Light Sketch Archer Gibson and Organ Alice Remsen and Songs Don Winslow of the Navy and Amos n Andy East and West variants final hours feature news and music programs across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
Guiding Light
Archer Gibson
Alice Remsen
Don Winslow
Navy
Johnny Johnston
The
Norsgemen
Ford Bond
Bert & Lew
Billy
Betty
Orphan Annie
Midwest
Rhythmairse
Amos 'N
Andy
Gentlemen of Rhythm
Steinie Boys
Mary Dietrich
Rudy Vallee
Lanny Ross
Radio Music Hall
East
Amos
John B. Kennedy
West
Ink Spots
Northern Lights
Jerry Blaine
Dancing Music Orchestra
Senate
Dorothy Gordon
Patti Chapin
Clyde Barrie
Paul Douglas
George Hall
Herbert Foote
University
Alexander Woollcott
Boake Carter
Kate Smith
Maj. Lowes
Floyd Gibbons
Jay Freeman
Basie
Isham Jones & Orchestra
Dick Jurgins
Basic
A Weeks
al Trace
WJZ
King's Men
H. Kogen
Press
Chuchu Martinez
Lowell Thomas
Escorts
Countess Olga Albani
Lum & Abner
Barry Wood
Witz
Whz
Roy Shield
Boston
Piccadilly Music Hall
Jack Russell
Ted Lewis
Phil Ohman & Orchestra
Dog Keeps Money In: Family Bulldog Intervenes
In Arkansas City Kansas Oscar Cummins and his bulldog drew attention when the dog repeatedly snatched a $1 bill from City Clerk James F. Cough as Cummins paid the annual dog license. The animal retrieved the bill twice before the clerk secured it in the city till.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kas
Oscar Cummins
Cummins
James F. Cugh
Clough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomasville Water and Light Department
Eae Ee
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Company
Water &Light Department
Water Department
Board of Aldermen
Water and Light Department
D. R. Pringle
General Fund
Petty Cash Fund
Sch. 1 Commercial Bank
Cecerstreesenee Coutpliree
Opie
Ity
Thomas
Liabs
Vpayablic
Wieetric Mlant
Income Water & Electric Plant
Cce
Esi Tb
Ceeral
Meter Deposit
Commercial Bank—Sch
Jalance
General Bond of Water & Light Department
P. AL
Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Fund Assets
Commercial Bank
Insome
Giross
TOBE
General Funds
Eee Collections — Electric Service
Electric Merchandise Water Service
Water Merchandise Group
Insurance Sewers Stadium Sundries
Ee Ee Workmen's Compensation Res. Fund Res. Group
TE Supance
Rennin City of
ville—Water &Light
Gen. Res
YOTAL
Ccutntis
Bulding & Land
Maintenancis
Esse
Water & Light Dept.—General Reserve Fund
Statin
Eral Fund
Cash Balanch
Jones By Water & Light Department
Cener
Liabil
Liabi
Liabiliti
Insuranchi Fund
Surance
Municipal Electric Plant
Wo Oyaes
General Reserve
Virginia Machinery & Well Co., Inc
General Electric Supply Corp
W. R. McGrew & Co
Virginia Machinery & Weill Co
Inc
CBS
WABC
Dog
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