Dilts Division of Black Clawson Marks Growth Milestones
The Dilts division began in 1867 with flour and paper se and evolved into converting machinery under Black Clawson. It expanded through the Kohler System Co acquisition and contracts with Sorg Paper Co and Pacemaker. sales neared one million dollars in early converting years. The division grew to about ten million dollars in sales with 250 employees and 75,000 square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattle Brothers
Black Clawson Co
Dilts Machine Works
Black Clawson
Dilts
Kohler System Co
Sorg Paper Co
Kohler
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Jack Clawsons
Hamilton
Ohio
Black Clawson and
U.S.A
Adventists Plan Mexico City Expansion With New Churches
The Roosevelt Seventh-day Adventist church will fund a project in Mexico City to build two community centers later becoming churches, expanding to ten Adventist churches there. The report also covers the Port-of-Spain Hospital in Trinidad adding a new wing to reach 100 beds, with upgraded equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Roosevelt Seventh-day Adventist
Mexico City
Grayce Tollerton
Port-of-Spain Community Hospital
Trinidad
West Indies
Saskatchewan travel bureau tours campsites booklet
Saskatoon report says the Saskatchewan Travel Bureau released a booklet detailing campsite locations across the province plus facilities at each site including kitchens fire places water and playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan Travel Bureau
Fulton Named City Of Power And Progress
John C. Myers notes Fulton New York population around 14 261 in 1960 with over 5600 employed in industry during peak season. City sits in Oswego River valley at 363 feet, served by Erie Lackawanna New York Central railroads and barge canal. 16 industries include aluminum stampings, paper products, machinery, frozen foods, packaging, printing and tooling.
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John C. Myers
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
City of
Fulton
City of Power and Progress
Oswego River
Idea
Erie - Lackawanna
New York Central
New York State Barge Canal
Old Ulster County Gazette Funeral of George Washington
A 163 year old Ulster County Gazette edition, owned by George Hooper, recounts George Washingtons funeral. The Jan 4 1800 issue was brought west to Atchison Kansas by Hoopers grandparents and is now inherited by Hooper who may donate it to a museum.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Ulster County
N. Y
George Hooper
George Washington
Atchison, Kan
Hooper
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Dilts Co
Rie
Chevrolet
TNT
Jack Reynolds
Chevrolet Inc
E. Third St. Oswego, N. Y
Dial
Adventists
Royal Fruit Punch
Oswego
Citrus Fruit Juice CO
Ontario ST
Oswego County
The
Fulton Savings Bank
Fulton and
Nicipal
Tional Services
Savings Bank Money
Christmas Club
Life Insurance
Rochester Streets
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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