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Weldon Earl Borland
(1906–2002)

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Weldon Earl Borland (1906-2002) worked in the rubber industry as the founder of Volume Sewing Company. (b. 3 July 1906; Bowerston, Harrison County, Ohio, USA - d. 2 March 2002; Akron, Summit, Ohio, USA)

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Sailed Today for Buenos Aires (1930)

"Weldon E. Borland, of Akron, formerly of Massillon, son of Mrs. Alberta Borland of Wales road, NE, and nephew of Mrs. John Beadle of Walnut road, SE, left Thursday evening tor New York City, with the Flying Squadron, a group of men from the Goodyear company of Akron, and sailed today for Buenos Aires, where they will be instructors in the new Goodyear factory in that city. Those going in the contingent are expected to remain for six months and have spent the past three months in study preparing for the work. Including the acquiring of Spanish. Mr. Borland spent Thanksgiving in Massillon and was a guest at a dinner given by his grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Miller, of Walnut road, SE. W. E. Moody, son of the Reverend Mr. Moody, of Bowdil, is also a member of the party."

Samuel H. Miller (1910)

"Lizzie Alberta Miller is the wife of James Couthren Borland, who is engaged in the wholesale and retail meat business at Bowerston, Ohio. Of their three children but one survives, Weldon Earl Borland. Earl Smith Miller and Ethel May Miller are the other members of our subject's family."

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