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Coshocton News

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1946

Page

3

Ground Broken for Cambridge Molded Plastics Plant

Cambridge announces incorporation of Cambridge Molded Plastics Co by Ed Jensen Clifton R Downs Paul Osterberg and Mike Orahoske all of Cambridge Ground broken for a 60 by 100 foot tile and steel plant opposite the state highway patrol barracks on route 40 west of Cambridge Plans show a $30 000 building with operations beginning about April 15 and 100 jobs in full operation The plant will manufacture custom molded plastics Officers are Eli Jensen president Paul Osterberg vice president Clifton R Downs secretary treasurer Mike Orahoske general manager This development marks the citys first industry in the postwar era.

Cambridge Cambridge Molded Plastics Co Ed Jensen Clifton R. Downs Paul Osterberg Mike Orahoske State Highway Patrol Route 40 Continental Can Co Jensen Downs Orahoske Osterberg Fred D. Jacobs Coshocton John W. Little and Sons Eli Jensen Cliftor R. Downs

Ninety eight students to compete in 1946 tests

Cambridge area seniors will join 98 high school students from county and city schools in the Ohio 1946 General Scholarship test at Central high school. Examinations cover five subjects for a 300 point total with results mailed to Columbus for grading. Top 10 advance to district tests and county and state scholarships await top performers.

Cambridge Ohio Central High School Charles E. Knowles Roy A. Cox Byesville Mary A. Arnold Cambridge High School Columbus Supt. Knowles Guernsey County Madison High School Wall College of Agriculture Ohio State University University Agriculture College Cumberland Love City Madison Fleasant City Quaker City Senecaville Valley Buffalo Old Washington

Institute To Be Held In Cambridge

Cambridge hosts a two session Children’s Work Institute at First Baptist Church with directors teachers and superintendents from Cambridge Marietta Zanesville and Zoar associations planning a year’s work. Opening worship at 2 30 pm led by Rev Frank S Hall, followed by guidance from Miriam A Peterson and Esmah Orcutt. Supper at 6 pm, evening program at 7 with age group conference led by Mrs H Birnbaum. Concluding consecration service led by Miss Peterson at 9 30 pm.

Cambridge First Baptist Church Marietta Zanesville Zoar Frank S. Hall Miriam A. Peterson Granville Peterson Ohio Baptist Convention Esmah Orcutt Parkersburg W. Va West Virginia Baptist Convention Dooner Mildred Russell H. W. Birnbaum Cleveland Miss Peterson Orcutt Birnbaum Cleveland Baptist City Mission Society

Pottery Pioneer Turns Craft Into Mass Production

Sidney Levy of Belleville Illinois built a pottery business from one worker in 1943 to 130 staff producing 6000 pieces daily by a conveyor belt system. Designer Ruth Griffith creates 40 plant planter designs while Paw Broadstone develops the mass molds, as southern clay is processed, molded, painted, glazed and baked to finish pieces in about four days.

Barnes Central Press Belleville Sidney Levy Levy Kaiser Germany Japan Anffort Paw Brosdastone Broadstone Army Air Forces Miss Ruth Griffith Miss Griffith Levy Ima

Cambridge event notes and regional acknowledgments span two towns

Mrs. Hiteshew hosted Entre Nous club guests including former member Mrs. Hiteshew and others on Creston road. Prizes were awarded for contract bridge and number drawings. A two course luncheon followed two weeks later at Steubenville road. Cambridge firemen reported a grass fire on Maple road with no damage. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Burris in Swan hospital. Chappelears announce birth of a son March 1. Mrs. Wilma Morris sails via USS Arthur Middleton to Honolulu to join her husband. Mrs. Burgess hosts Ensaga Dan H Morr in Hawaii. Gehrig and Hutson named all-time athletic idols by Marquette football squad. George Lake named Lac Saint Secrement.

Raymond Hiteshew Weston W. Va Cambridge Willam Mahaffey Entre’ Nous Club Creston Road Hiteshew Przes Dwight Pulley B. G. Rollins Elen Wilson Oscar Burgen Samuel Schlup J . L. Moore Wilson Wilma Morris Paul Bell Clairmont Avenue San Francisco Calif Arthur Middleton Honolulu Burgess Club Ensaga Dan Newcomerstown Allen Fo Weigel Tuscanowas Yogamit Speck Depron Rew Hicks Akron Witham Tumblin Chapman Avenue Akio William Medley McCleary Bridge Canal H. D. Brokaw Fred Leonhard Nu- Ren Chester Broendics Route T Gladys Williams Coshoc Joe Lyle Swigert James Swigert Park Astonia Oregon Pfe Lester T Swigert Mis Swigert Dallimgen Germany Danube Pfe Swotert Toons Club Stoffer Worcester Cleveland Newark New Jersey OLS Oriental Chapter OFS Jessie Sumers Distrit 14 Arbutus Port Washington Maple Street Shull W. A Txehudy South College Street Selma Cleveland Bay Oxford Dry Cleaning Co John T McCleary Paver Street East Canal Street Jr McCleary

Red Cross Drive Opens With 1850 Quota in Newcomerstown

Newcomerstown launches its Red Cross campaign with a $1850 quota spanning Newcomerstown and Oxford township. Civic League leads locally, County Auditor O C Johnstons of Dennison oversees county chairmanship, and a broad slate of local officials and church members participate in planning and events.

Newcomerstown Red Cross Newcomerstown Red Cross Oxford Township Marcel Civic League A.M Dullis Tuscarawas County O C Johnstons Dennison WF Laws R W Scott C FE Asherman

Ladies' Aid hosts at St Jacob's parsonage

The Ladies' Aid society of St. Jacob's Lutheran church met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon with Mrs OS Duff leading devotionals and presiding over business. Hostesses Mrs Charles Foust and Mrs Calvin Hartline served refreshments to a list of attendees including Mrs W A Rutenstein and Mrs Gertrude Blatt among others. Nearby residents and visitors were noted, with various social updates and moves reported.

Charles Foust Calvin Hartline Ladies’ Aid Society St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church OS. Duff W A. Rutenstein Gertrude Blatt Ben Meeks Sam Miller Anna = Manlatt Bernard Chapman Charles Smith Vernon Walrath Som Ronnie Joe Crane Thelma Norma South O McKindey Avenue Cambridge

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