The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-26
duty and his ability for hard work
make him a most valuable man.
Office Manager Michael

make him a most valuable man.
Office Manager Michael
&c. II. Michael, office manager, has
had varied and instructive experience
Starting In some years ago with the
Jeffrey Manufacturing Company at Col
umbus. Ohio. he held various positions
in the purchasing stores departments
and was later transferred to the cost
department. He left those people TO
Join the Ohio State Telephone Company
in their engineering department where
he installed the unit cost system for es'
Inmates of telephone construction work.
He as then transferred to the auditing
department and was later made statisti'
clan in connection with public utility
and tax commission reports and later
made assistant TO the general auditor
He entered the employ OF the ono Ct'
les Gas Company at Columbus in May,
1918, and after assisting In transferring
the accounting records of the lnterna'
',tional- Ardmore Refining Division from
Tulsa to Columbus, was transferred IN
October. 1918, to the Ardmore refinery.
Mr.. Michael is u capable man in every
way and deserves great credit for ms
efficient and accurate handling OF the
refinery affairs; his varied experiences
| frequently stands him In good stead,
The satisfactory completion of his work
and the good name of the Ohio Cities
Gas Company are always uppermost In
| his mind.
John Jeffrey Treater came to the
Ardmore refinery early In June, 1872
as laborer; by hard work and applica'
tion he later won position as pumper
and was then promoted to stillman. On
January l, 1919, he received his pres
ent position as treater which he now
fills in the most efficient manner. Hard
work and application account for his
success.
Jim and Bob Allen. the loading
twins" came to the Ardmore plant early
in 1915 and after working through va
| rious positions in the plant were trans
ferred to the loading rack, where they
do not take off their hats to the best
of them. 1t is said they have loaded
so cars of fuel oil in one day at Ard
more, which is moving right along, and
they don't spill any of them either,
| "In addition to the other hard work
Ing and loyal men at the plant we
have several fine young fellows, VINO
have come to US from the east anxious
| to learn the refining business from the
ground up and who are working thelr
way through the plant, being promoted
as their ability and application warrant
The following Is list of the employees:
International -ArdmOre Refining Division
H. II. Ashton, general superintend
| ent.
Ardmore Refinery
"R. L. Vernon, superintendent.
"E. J. Freeland, assistant superin
tendent.
&C Fl. Michael office manager.
wv. Il. Shawley, telegrapher.
"R. A. Pruyn, shipping clerk.
"E. r. Haskins, stenographer.
John Jeffrey, treater and chemist.
ID. Windsor, guager.
"W. A. Wright, car inspector.
"F. NJ. Yates, storekeeper.
"Stillmen: Ben Wallace, G. c. Nc
Pherson, o. o. Johnson.
bumpers: E. T. Phillips, G. d. kei
| lam B. Johnson.
"Rackmen: Jim Allen, Bob Allen, F
S. Whitaker.
| ''flrefne0. ~. r TNstiiSS, " ~ SS'''N
| son, J. II. Lynch.
| "Pipefitters: Alex Powell, A. G. Tut
| tie. c. r. Spears.
"Yardmen: Bob Williams, Otto Phil
lips. =. Jones, J. A. Mooney, II. A
Johnson, II. Robertson. B. w. Fletcher
e. r. Wagner, G. b. Curry A. T. Blair
c. L. Andrews, o. r. Moss.
"Watchmen: S. =. philips, L. \
Thomas, Claude Mcclure"