Two area industries to take part in exposition
Ridge Tool Co of Elyria and Nordson Corp of Amherst will join 423 other firms at the 6th annual plant engineering and maintenance show at McCormick Place in Chicago Monday through Thursday. The expo, one of the nation’s three largest industrial fairs, is expected to draw about 20 000 executives from 35 countries. Exhibits total value exceeds 15 million dollars with more than 420 products and services demonstrated. Ridge Tool will show its entire line including two new items, a copper Yuhing lever bender and copper cleaning machine accessories, with sales manager R. D. Fye and adver tising manager H. L. Palmer in attendance. Nordson will exhibit airless spray equipment including the Versa spray, with president Eric Nord, Kenneth Daly, and advertising manager H. R Von Dorster attending. The show highlights major industry participation and regional representation.
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Ridge Tool
R. D. Fye
H. L. Palmer
Nordson
Eric Nord
Bonds
Ohio
Kenneth Daly
Paint Con
H. R von Dorster
Sithon
Winter boosts Dr Pepper sales with hot drink uses
Winter temperatures boost Dr Pepper sales as retailers promote it as a hot drink and cooking ingredient. Local bottler Earl Ware touts heating Dr Pepper for a steaming cup and cites recipes like Dr Pepper Spoonburger and Cranberry jelly with Dr Pepper. County and national bond sales figures are reported alongside year-end notes on E and H bonds and Freedom Bond Drive outcomes for 1962.
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Earl Ware
Ware
Dr. Pepper Company
National unit appoints local realtor James Resar
James Resar of Avon Lake has been named local representative of the National Brokers Council, a coast to coast referral organization. He serves as president of the Elyria Board of Realtors and Heritage Square Realty Co, with offices at 12 Moore Rd. Avon Lake.
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James Resar
Avon Lake
National Brokers Council
United States
Canada
Resar
Elyria Board of Realtors
Ohio Association of Realtors
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
International Heritage
Batteries Drive Most Motor Breakdowns In Cold Weather
In icy weather Bill McClelland of Bill's Mobil Service Station explains that about 90 percent of motor failures stem from battery issues. Many calls involve batteries not worn out but merely discharged, worsened by slow driving, headlights, heaters, and radios. He advises full recharges, proper battery care, and using Mobil's 10W20 oil for easier cold starts and better starter performance.
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Bill McClelland
Bill
Mobil
Park Ave
Broad
Bil
Towers Oriental bar stools add exotic flair at Washington Towers
Pat Kovacs, owner and hostess, showcases handmade Hong Kong bar stools dining chairs and a 300 pound teak elephant from Thailand at Washington Towers Cocktail Lounge. The decor, with Chinese inscriptions and brass figures, complements a menu of charcoal broiled steaks chops chicken fish and shrimp while sewer work nearby continues. The cocktail hour 4 to 6:30 remains popular and guests may cook appetizers on small charcoal braziers.
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Pat Kovacs
Washington Towers
Pat
Hong Kong
Thailand
Spain
Washngton Ave
Lecturer set for credit union dinner
The B W Employes Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting at 2 p m tomorrow afternoon at Elynn High School Larman Sherwood a touring lecturer will speak Officers will be elected and awards will be presented Sherwood blankery background covers life, education and career including teaching public life and sermons travels 60000 miles yearly.
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B. W. Employes Federal Credit Union
Aft
Elynn High School
Court clerk issues stock checks to close Ridge Tool merger
Court of Appeals approved a court settled stock value of 60 dollars per share for Ridge Tool Co after it merged with IF Manufacturing Co, now Rudge Tool. H E Agate issued two checks totaling 126000 dollars. 108000 to D E Swanson for 1800 shares and 18000 to Carl and Helen Myers for 300 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Agate
Ridge Tool Co
D. E. Swanson
Vermilion
Carl and
Helen Myers
Berea
Ridge Tool
IF Manufacturing Co
Rudge Tool
Myers and Swanson
Camera club slide lecture set for next Tuesday
Amherst area slides program by Photographic Society of America will feature at Sandstone Camera Club mixed meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the home of Joseph Trapio 121 Jackson St. Dr John Ley Super will present on posing children lighting young subjects and botanical slides in color. Myrtle Walgreen over 80 will present Here s Looking At Nature. Prospective members may call for details.
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Amherst
Photographic Society of America
Sandstone Camera Club
Joseph Trapio
Jackson St
Johnley
Super
Myrtle Walgreen
Tromo
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