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JULY 25, 1925
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
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Dreher Piano Go. Employes Hold Their
First Annual Outing at Regnatz Villa
pected in Cleveland this week. He is working
up interest in the September state convention
to be held in his city.
Miss Rene Burdett, manager of the music
section of the Starr Piano Co., of Cleveland,
Henry Dreher Contemplates Making This an Annual Event for the Organization—Cleveland Mer- was a visitor at Akron during that city's Cen-
chants Help Akron Celebrate Its Centennial — Cleveland Stores Closing Early
tennial this week. She takes much interest in
window displays of musical instruments in
/ C L E V E L A N D , O., July 19.—The Dreher stores during Saturday afternoons this Summer
which she is expert.
^* Piano Co., on July 25, will have its first
say that the half holiday does not materially
A new club to be called the Merchants' and
annual outing for members of the firm, its em- interfere with regular trade.
Manufacturers' Club of Ohio, is being promoted
ployes, their families and friends, at Regnatz
A. G. Bean, president of the General Phono- in Cleveland. Several of the music merchants
Villa, a pleasure resort and dining place on the graph Co., of Elyria, O., with Walter Teagle, will probably be among the members of this
West Side. A good dinner during the after- president of the Standard Oil Co., of New Jer- new organization.
noon will be one of the features of this outing. sey; and Walter C. White, head of the White
Henry Dreher, head of the firm, contemplates
Motor Truck Co., of Cleveland, are the head
making this gathering the first of a series which of a company which this week completed ne-
annually will draw the workers in the establish- gotiations for the purpose of control of the
ment closer together socially and otherwise.
Bishop & Babcock Co., a $4,000,000 concern
MASSILLON, O , July 20.—The C L. Arnold
Several Cleveland music merchants are co- whose specialty is the making of soda fountain Music Co., for many years located in the Ohio
operating with those in Akron, this week, in equipment. Mr. Bean is well known to the talk- Merchants' Building, East Main street, will
ing machine trade of northern Ohio.
helping to celebrate the city's one hundredth
move on August to a new location at 319 East
anniversary. Elaborate preparations for this
Otto Grau, of Cincinnati, president of the Main street, where much more floor space will
big event in the "Rubber City" have been made
Music Merchants' Association of Ohio, is ex- be occupied.
and music is one of the leading features.
Rex C. Hyre, secretary of the Ohio Music
Merchants' Association; G. M. Ott, Herman
Wolfe, R. H. Valentine, Dan Nolan, manager
of the Wurlitzer Co.'s Cleveland store; Dan E.
Baumbaugh, manager of the talking machine
and radio section of the May Co., and others
were Akron visitors during the week.
G. B. Bodenhoff, manager of Cleveland's first
annual radio exposition to be held in the Public
Hall, November 7-15, has been informed that
most of the big eastern manufacturing firms
will, have space.
T. A. Willard, president of the Willard Stor-
age Battery Co. which maintains a broadcasting
station in Cleveland, has returned from a tour
of the world.
Charles Sanderson, a music merchant of St.
Louis, was a visitor along "Music Row" this
week. He was en route to New York City.
Frank Thomas, a talking machine salesman
of Detroit, was in Cleveland this week. He
says he expects a big trade in Detroit this Fall.
Cleveland music dealers who are closing their
Arnold Music Go. to Move
Dealers Are Buying
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