Glenville

 

Fred M. Whiting Dairy

Information needed.

A 1939 ball game between the Whiting Dairy in Glenville and and the “Charleston Gas House Gang” is the first mention I found of the dairy (“Cage Tournament”, 1939). It undoubtedly began before this, as the embossed bottle likely would have been phased out by this point.

An embossed Fred M. Whiting bottle from Glenville. Quart.

An embossed Fred M. Whiting bottle from Glenville. Quart.

A red pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Front.

A red pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Front.

A red pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Reverse.

A red pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Reverse.

A red and black pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Front.

A red and black pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Front.

A red and black pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Reverse.

A red and black pyro painted Whiting Dairy from Glenville, quart. Reverse.

Sand Fork

 

Massey Farm Dairy

Information needed.

Massey Farms Dairy from Sand Fork. Red pyro paint, quart-sized. Front.

Massey Farms Dairy from Sand Fork. Red pyro paint, quart-sized. Front.

Massey Farms Dairy from Sand Fork. Red pyro paint, quart-sized. Reverse.

Massey Farms Dairy from Sand Fork. Red pyro paint, quart-sized. Reverse.

References

Cage tournament slated at Sutton. (1939, April 6). Charleston Daily Mail, 20.