B and W names Rudolf Rothemund Barberton Manager
Rudolf E. Rothemund of 2620 Meadow Lane Wadsworth has been appointed manager of operation services at The Babcock and Wilcox Company's power generation division. A NYU BS and Columbia MS graduate, he joined B and W in 1952 and rose through several posts before taking the manager role in 1968. He and wife Violet Gunkel have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Rudolf E. Rothemund
Meadow Lane
Wadsworth
Babcock & Wilcox Company
PGD
Rothemund
New York City
B&w
New York
Local Social Notes From River Styx Area
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leatherman visited Ethel Weber in Millersburg hospital and called on Richard Henderson the same day. Dinner guests at James Shields home included Edith Devoe and James Pifer of Phoenix Arizona with Lloyd Hagerman and Jackie of Akron nearby. Space 22-4446 Wildwood Dr North Bend Oregon seeks news. The Darby family reunion occurred at Glouster Ohio and a 25th anniversary was celebrated at Euclid. Hippensteal Family Reunion joined Matt Herzog at 3142 Styx Hill Rd. Contact phone listed for news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Leatherman
Ethel Weber
Millersburg Hospital
James Shields
Edith Devoe
James Pifer
Pheenix, Ariz
Shields
Lloyd Hagerman
Jackie
Akron
Jerry Jenkins
Wildwood Dr
North Bend
Oregon
Alfred Darby
Darby
Glouster
Ohio
Douglas Winning
Charles Raeder
Euclid
Jack Webb
Joyce
Mohican State Park
Matt Herzog
Barbara Shields
Sandra
Cecil
Jimmie
Hippensteal
Styx Hill Rd
Nora Shulenbarger
Herzog
Ervin
Mildred Hileman
Martha Jenkins
Harold Jenkins
Russell Farnsworth
Claire Shultzman
Dana Saylor
Scott Urbach
Earl French
Robert Brainard and Sons
Lancaster
Ina Post
Louise Morse
Grace Haight
Leroy Hall
Hamburg
N.Y
Kermit Grossenbacher
E.J. Hofstetter
David Swain
Bath
Sylvester
Gibbs
United Methodist Church
Couples Club
Lakeside
Jack Kelly
Hoover Auditorium
Silver Belles Grandmothers Club
Bud Renner
Sharon-Copley Road
Don Jarvis
Nocona
Texas
Gerald Snyders
Peggy Wolff
Sharon United Methodist Church
Wolff
Bahamas
Robert Lias
New Philadelphia
Frank Serafin
Bill
New Jersey
Goldie Fligle
Cottage Cove Drive
Josephine Pariano
Chippewa Lake Park
Italy
Chippewa on the Lake Club News Highlights Potluck and Local Visits
The Chippewa-on-the-Lake Women's Club hosts a family potluck at the clubhouse on Aug 11 at 6 p.m. William Jedlicka presents slides of the Honeybee Houseboat Adventure on the Ohio River. Garden Club meets Aug 10 for flower show planning and fair results. Numerous local visits and events are noted including reunions, trips, and outings involving residents and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Marietta
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Jedlicka
Westfield School
Brunswick
County Board of Education
Red Cross Blood Bank
Akron Children’s Hospital
St Helena II Canal Boat Debuts In Historic Build
North Granger Mrs D H Baird and family note the debut of the St Helena II the first authentically built canal boat in the country after a three year project. It involved 15000 volunteer hours 1000 paid hours and cost 25000 to complete. The original boats cost 24000 including mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Alber
Gregory Charles
Remsen Ladies Aid
Canal Fulton
St. Helena
Julius Graff
Wadsworth
Wilber
Gaylord Gilbo
Brooklyn
Irma Baird
Keith Codding
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Medina County Gazette
Medina, C
Alliance Research and Development
New York University
Columbia University
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Marketing Association
Violet Gunkel
Rudolf
Lynn
Richard
Lisa
Gazette
THE
W. Liberty St
Medina
Ette
Stephen Hambley
Margaret Thesling
Red Cross
Caro’s
Pearl Road
Lichniak
Caro
Sandee LeMasters
River Styx
Stella Herzog
Chippewa - On- the- Lake
Harold Stephenson
Granger
Fred Davis
Chippewa Lake
Jerry Hannah
Rex Arnold
Atwood Lake
Harold Jenny
Tracy
Monica
Pennsylvania
Ligonier
Hershey
Hershey Chocolate
Grand Canyon of the East
Wells Borro
Columbia Gas OF
Henry Smith Agency
Public Square
Henry Smith
F&t Life
Nevronce Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!