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SEP 2z1 1953 STATE LIBRARY
NEWS IN GENERAL
VOLUME 11, NUMBER 2 WABASH, INDIANA SEPTEMBER, 1953
TEN YEAR AWARDS PRESENTED
Mr. Howard Beck, factory superintendent, presents ten year awards to: First row, Carl Gierke, Dept. 272; William Ridenour, Dept. 273; Edward Chapman, Dept. 225 ; Ray Flook, Dept. 273 ; and Herman Meyer, Accounting. Second row : Evelyn Parker, Dept. 225 ; Mildred Watkins, Dept. 225 ; Opal Steele, Dept. 225 ; Ruby Singleton, Dept. 225 ; Mildred Robinson, Dept. 225 ; Neva Smallwood, Dept. 224; Frances Greiner, Dept. 225 ; Elsie Steels, Dept. 214. Third row : Vic Lee, Dept. 273; Howard Cooper, Dept. 252; Junior Bright, Dept. 221 and Ralph Amann, Scheduling.
Those not present were ,Mark Zolman, Lab.; Harvey Hanson, Time Study; Lewis Kiss, Shipping; John Craft, Detroit office; Al DeArmond, Sales; George Brewer, Dept. 225 ; Gordon Smith, Dept. 215 ; Inez Clark, Dept. 215 ; Doris Deal, Dept. 224; Emma Flinn, Dept. 215; Josephine Robinson, Dept. 225.
COMPANY PICNIC AT MARION ENJOYED BY EMPLOYEES
A beautiful sunny day and the many wonderful prizes contributed a great deal in drawing one of the largest crowds to Matters Park in Marion to attend the General Tire Picnic.
The concession committee, with George Bosch and Leo Walters as chairmen, did a tremendous job in passing out many hundred bottles of pop, crackerjack and ice cream bars.
Mr. W. C. Mills planned and conducted the many contests in which 683 people participated. Mr. Mills said "Never have I seen so many people take part in the activities of a company picnic as I have here today. The judges really had to be on their toes to pick the right winners."
The ladies in charge of registration were very busy getting all employees registered and giving swimming tickets to more than 300 people.
The General Tire baseball team sufferEd from picnic-itis and dropped the
game 4 to 1 to Muncie's Warner Gear.
The gate prize drawing was held at 3:00 P. M. with Doris Evelyn Bridenthal, daughter of John Bridenthal, Dept. 212, drawing the tickets. Winners were: Floyd Closser, Dept. 221, television set; Woodrow Drook, Sales dept., $25.00; Howard Tomlinson, Dept. 272, $15.00; Doris Lake, Dept. 224, $10.03; Maurice Shroyer, Dept. 205, $10.00; Urban Ulshafer Dept. 272, $10.00; Catherine Scoffer, Dept. 225, $10 00;
John Jewell, Dept. 215, $10.00; and Mark Zolman, Dept. 265, Lab., $10.00
Prize winners for girls in the various age groups were: 4-5-6: Bonnie Bilodeau, Susie Schultz, Alice K. Smith, Christi Sele.
7-8-9: Velma Sue Allen, Betty Jean Amann, Iva Sloan, Brenda Dill.
10-11-12: Alice Murphy, Sandra Bean Becky Dyer, Deanna Ross.
13-14-15: Nancy Schultz. Julia Parks, Mary Cortney, Karen Dill.
16-17-18: Bernita Neal, Gloria Hoffman Beverly Wolfrum, Judy Ross.
19-20-21: Lois Ogan, Shirley Osborn, Anna Summers, BarFara Day.
22 to 30: Geraldine Burton, Betty Guenin, Maxine Kamerer, Norma Kitt.
31 to 40: Nettie McCammack, Mary Hoover, Lorene Denney, Garnet Reifert.
Cver 40: Esther Davenport, Jennie Reed, Aline Neal, Elizabeth Ply.
The boys winners were: 4-5-6: Jimmie Stewart, Jimmie Nelson, Butch Brind le, Mike Fearnow.
7-8-9: Raymond Long, Jimmie Harvey, Donald Dill, Michael Floor.
10-11-12: Roger Hoffman, Terry McLaughlin, Bob Davenport, Bill Gurtner.
13-14-15: James Burke, Steven Mc-Cammack, Harold Harmon, Bill Winebrenner.
16-17-18: Charles Ply, James Dill-man, James Sipe, Charles Hollenback.
19-20-21: Richard Quinn, Dennie Mullett, Dick Harrell, Dale Lhamon.
22 to 30: Donald Raver, Glen Summers, Elmer Singleton, Joseph Jennings.
31 to 40: Albert Nordman, Stanley Davis, Esta Dixon, William Mahoney.
Over 40: Fred Bammerlin, Leo Wal ters, Glen Bonebrake, Charles Flora.
V.
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| Title | News in general, 1953-09 |
| Item ID | ISL_IND_NewsGen_195309 |
| Description | The "News in General" was printed for the employees of the Mechanical Goods division of The General Tire and and Rubber Company in Wabash, Indiana. Each issue includes general employee news, company activities and events, retirements, anniversaries, and sports and their leagues. The General Tire and Rubber Company was founded in 1915 by William O'Neil and Winfred Fouse. The company was sold circa 1984. |
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The General Tire and Rubber Company (Wabash, Ind.) Periodicals Photographs Blue collar workers Automobile factories Tire industry Wabash County (Ind.) Wabash County (Ind.)--History Wabash County (Ind.)--Biography Wabash (Ind.) Rubber Rubber goods Rubber industry and trade Anniversaries Employees Families Manufacturing Newsletters |
| Author | The General Tire and Rubber Company. Mechanical Goods Division (Wabash, Ind.) |
| Publisher | The General Tire and Rubber Company. Mechanical Goods Division (Wabash, Ind.) |
| Publication Date | 1953-09 |
| Time Period |
1950s (1950-1959) 20th century (1900-1999) C.E. |
| Geographic Location | Wabash, Indiana, United States |
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| Language | English |
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| Transcript | SEP 2z1 1953 STATE LIBRARY NEWS IN GENERAL VOLUME 11, NUMBER 2 WABASH, INDIANA SEPTEMBER, 1953 TEN YEAR AWARDS PRESENTED Mr. Howard Beck, factory superintendent, presents ten year awards to: First row, Carl Gierke, Dept. 272; William Ridenour, Dept. 273; Edward Chapman, Dept. 225 ; Ray Flook, Dept. 273 ; and Herman Meyer, Accounting. Second row : Evelyn Parker, Dept. 225 ; Mildred Watkins, Dept. 225 ; Opal Steele, Dept. 225 ; Ruby Singleton, Dept. 225 ; Mildred Robinson, Dept. 225 ; Neva Smallwood, Dept. 224; Frances Greiner, Dept. 225 ; Elsie Steels, Dept. 214. Third row : Vic Lee, Dept. 273; Howard Cooper, Dept. 252; Junior Bright, Dept. 221 and Ralph Amann, Scheduling. Those not present were ,Mark Zolman, Lab.; Harvey Hanson, Time Study; Lewis Kiss, Shipping; John Craft, Detroit office; Al DeArmond, Sales; George Brewer, Dept. 225 ; Gordon Smith, Dept. 215 ; Inez Clark, Dept. 215 ; Doris Deal, Dept. 224; Emma Flinn, Dept. 215; Josephine Robinson, Dept. 225. COMPANY PICNIC AT MARION ENJOYED BY EMPLOYEES A beautiful sunny day and the many wonderful prizes contributed a great deal in drawing one of the largest crowds to Matters Park in Marion to attend the General Tire Picnic. The concession committee, with George Bosch and Leo Walters as chairmen, did a tremendous job in passing out many hundred bottles of pop, crackerjack and ice cream bars. Mr. W. C. Mills planned and conducted the many contests in which 683 people participated. Mr. Mills said "Never have I seen so many people take part in the activities of a company picnic as I have here today. The judges really had to be on their toes to pick the right winners." The ladies in charge of registration were very busy getting all employees registered and giving swimming tickets to more than 300 people. The General Tire baseball team sufferEd from picnic-itis and dropped the game 4 to 1 to Muncie's Warner Gear. The gate prize drawing was held at 3:00 P. M. with Doris Evelyn Bridenthal, daughter of John Bridenthal, Dept. 212, drawing the tickets. Winners were: Floyd Closser, Dept. 221, television set; Woodrow Drook, Sales dept., $25.00; Howard Tomlinson, Dept. 272, $15.00; Doris Lake, Dept. 224, $10.03; Maurice Shroyer, Dept. 205, $10.00; Urban Ulshafer Dept. 272, $10.00; Catherine Scoffer, Dept. 225, $10 00; John Jewell, Dept. 215, $10.00; and Mark Zolman, Dept. 265, Lab., $10.00 Prize winners for girls in the various age groups were: 4-5-6: Bonnie Bilodeau, Susie Schultz, Alice K. Smith, Christi Sele. 7-8-9: Velma Sue Allen, Betty Jean Amann, Iva Sloan, Brenda Dill. 10-11-12: Alice Murphy, Sandra Bean Becky Dyer, Deanna Ross. 13-14-15: Nancy Schultz. Julia Parks, Mary Cortney, Karen Dill. 16-17-18: Bernita Neal, Gloria Hoffman Beverly Wolfrum, Judy Ross. 19-20-21: Lois Ogan, Shirley Osborn, Anna Summers, BarFara Day. 22 to 30: Geraldine Burton, Betty Guenin, Maxine Kamerer, Norma Kitt. 31 to 40: Nettie McCammack, Mary Hoover, Lorene Denney, Garnet Reifert. Cver 40: Esther Davenport, Jennie Reed, Aline Neal, Elizabeth Ply. The boys winners were: 4-5-6: Jimmie Stewart, Jimmie Nelson, Butch Brind le, Mike Fearnow. 7-8-9: Raymond Long, Jimmie Harvey, Donald Dill, Michael Floor. 10-11-12: Roger Hoffman, Terry McLaughlin, Bob Davenport, Bill Gurtner. 13-14-15: James Burke, Steven Mc-Cammack, Harold Harmon, Bill Winebrenner. 16-17-18: Charles Ply, James Dill-man, James Sipe, Charles Hollenback. 19-20-21: Richard Quinn, Dennie Mullett, Dick Harrell, Dale Lhamon. 22 to 30: Donald Raver, Glen Summers, Elmer Singleton, Joseph Jennings. 31 to 40: Albert Nordman, Stanley Davis, Esta Dixon, William Mahoney. Over 40: Fred Bammerlin, Leo Wal ters, Glen Bonebrake, Charles Flora. V. |
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