A.P. Green Co. reshuffles plant leadership positions
A. P. Green Co reorganizes in Mexico plant with Bruce Oliver named quality control superintendent, Mike Spurlock as tunnel kiln burning supervisor, and David McCumber reassigned as OSHA alliance coordinator. Changes take effect Aug. 1. Oliver, Spurlock bring decades of ceramic industry experience. McCumber to oversee regulatory coordination. The Mexico site notes community ties and future relocation plans for the McCumbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. “ Green Refractories Co
Xico
Bruce A. Oliver
Mike& Eespurlock
David McCumber
O.s.ha. Alliance
Oliver
Spurlock
University Oflinois
Mexico Optimist Club
Dr Briggs Opens New Mexico Dental Office
Dr Michael F E Briggs announced the opening of his dental practice in the Landmark Building at 201 E Monroe St with hours 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday and 8 am to 1 pm Saturday. He and his wife Vicki Biswell move to 1609 Westminster with children Andy and Ginger and praise Mexico MO for strong schools and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael FE. Briggs
Monroe St
Briggs
U.S. Army
Fort Polk
Kansas City
Vicki Biswell
Fayette
William Jewell College
Liberty
University of Missouri At
Andy
Ginger
Westminster
Briggses
Mexico
Phillips Attends MFA Seminar at Mexico Plant
Nathan Phillips of the MFA Soybean Plant at Mexico joined a two day seminar at the Hilton Inn. MFA top officials addressed new personnel to acquaint them with the total Missouri Farmers Association program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Nathan Phillips
MFA
Mexico
Total Missouri Farmers Association
Hilton Inn
New Home Permit Issued for Concordia Extension
Raymond Wilbers M D has a permit to build a new home at 1115 Concordia with estimated cost 64000. Arnold Fennewald is contractor. Home on extension north of Hendricks Street. This is the 21st new home permit this year in Mexico, compared with 16 in all of 1974. Also two other permits issued this week: Hervill Crabtree signs at 413 W Promenade for 100. C and E Construction remodels bathroom at 409 W Pearson for 300.
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Raymond Wilbers
M.D
Concordia
Arnold Fennewald
Wilbers
Hendricks Street
Mexico
Hervill Crabtree
W. Promenade
C&e Construction
Walter Love Jr
W. Pearson
Rauh Named Regional Sales Manager for Ashley’s Outlet Store
Charles Rauh of St. Louis has been appointed regional sales manager for Ashley's Outlet Store, overseeing multiple Missouri locations including the Mexico store. Ashley President J. P. Collins and Director of Field Operations Gene Reid are cited in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joakland
Calif
Thomas K. Singer
Washington
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Singer
Kaiserminum
Creed
CHEE
Kaiser Aluminum
U.S
Wilson, N.Y
University of Pennslvania
Wharton School of Finance
Binger
Robert L. Maier
Washington Affairs
Kaisel Uminum
Robert Tietjen
sSinger
Muskrat Aluminum
Charles Rauh
Ashley’s Outlet Store
Rauh
St. Louis
Missouri
Mexico
Ashley
J.P. Collins
Gene Reid
Citizens Savings Shows 38 Percent Gain in 1975 Assets
Citizens Savings Association reports total assets at June 30 of 111.4 million dollars, up 38 percent from a year earlier. Savings capital rose 33 percent to 88.4 million, with three quarters of growth in the first half of 1975. Real estate loans and GNMA securities plus FHA notes jumped 42 percent to 129.1 million. Public funds deposits over 7 million aided the rise. insurance of public funds and pledge authority aided larger deposits. The 20th anniversary includes Money Tree prizes, free samples, and new mobile branches serving Center, Laddonia, Middletown, Perry, Kirksville, Milan, Unionville, Lancaster and LaPlata. Kirksville branch under construction with a September completion target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Savings Association
John G. Baker
Mr. Baker
Savings and Loan
GNMA
Farmers Home Administration
Baker
Citizens Savings
Mexico
Columbia
Moberly
Robert Ollis
Association
Loren I. Wickert
Memphis
Kirksville
Milan
Unionville
Lancaster
LaPlata
Some Price Beliefs Are Challenged
New York AP reports shifting views on price impacts from middlemen, chains, and inflation. FTC findings say food price rises since 1972 mainly reflect higher raw food costs, not greed or industry concentration, while wage and oil factors also play roles. The piece also notes opinions on college value from Caroline Bird and introduces executive nominations at Wetterau and First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council On Wage and
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Farm And Home Savings Posts $43 Million Growth
Farm And Home Savings Association reports assets of $1,355,176,575 as of June 30 1975, with six month gains of $102,471,962 and capital rising to $1,205,919,687. First mortgage loans reached $1,034,498,606, reserves at $55,443,296, and cash/securities $216,748,274. Earnings for Q2 1975 totaled $19,065,758 benefiting 240,789 members across all states and 26 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm & Home Savings Association
Nevada
Farm & Home
Association
Albert Tangora
Mexico
N. Western
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FAI
A. P. Green Co
Kaiser
Mexico Kiwanis Club
Associated Industries of
First Presbyterian Church
Mike L. Spurlock
R. David McCumber
Smiley’s
IGA” Foodliner
W. Boulevard
WED. - Thur
Foster's
Business and Industry News
Dr. Briggs
Phillips
Ashley Stores
Center
Laddonia
Middletown
Perry
Oilis
Wickes
Yohoo. Drum
Wickes Corporation
E. J. McNwely
Wickes Lumber Center
Wickes Furniture
Wickes Big Acre
Town & Country
Wiens Corporatae
South Williams
Caroline Bird
Psychology Today Magazine
Barksdale
Wetterau Board
Hazelwood
Clarence C. Barksdale
First National Bank
Wetterau Incorporated
First Union, Incorporated
First National
Clinton H. Poertner
Time Magazine
America
Farm and Home Savings
A.L.S. Music Club Community Room
Court House
The
First National Ban
the Bank
Audi
Bradford
Brett Latney Barnes
Lowell
L. Hagan Barnes
Hawthorne
Audrain County
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