Recognize Any Of These Fellers?

[Mark J.]

I ran across this photo in an antique store. I'm curious if these are folks were manufacturers or dealers. My apologies in advance for the fuzziness.

[Dick W.]

Re: Recognize Any Of These Fellers?

All I see is the dreaded red "X"

[Clem Z.]

dick lay off of the moonshine if you see red X *NM*

[John D.]

Re: dick lay off of the moonshine if you see red X

Clem, THe one guy looks like Jerry Bramlett in younger years. Must be cause every time there is a post of a pic the guys says looks like poor Jerry. Heard the one next to him was a UPS driver. John

[Anthony F.]

[Mark J.]

Thanks Tony

Your response is exactly what I was looking for.

Mark

[Dick W.]

Re: dick lay off of the moonshine if you see red X

Clem, it'll make you go blind!

[John H.]

Re: Thanks Tony

The one in front looks a little like Ed Teske (General Superintendent in the late 60's); long-since retired, and probably still alive, as he was "too mean to die"

[Anthony F.]

[John H.]

Re: Thanks Tony

Tony -

I used to work closely with John Evans on assembly processes in the late 60's when he was the Production Planning guy - in those days Ed Teske definitely had gray hair (and earned every one of them), especially when he was beating up on Bob Blubaugh when he was the Chief Inspector.

[Art A.]

Re: Recognize Any Of These Fellers?

OK Mark now that everyone is done guessing, here are the REAL names.

From left to right: Austin Ashbaugh, Elmer Smith, Ralph Koonce, Joe Koch, John Rouch, Plant Superintendent Nick Lothringer, Bob Schwarz, Melvin Nunn, Cliff dailey, and John Coffin.

Art

[Anthony F.]

Re: Recognize Any Of These Fellers?

Melvin Nunn was the person we called "Bull Dog."

Thanks

[Mark J.]

Excellent!

Thanks Art, Tony and John.

Mark