Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1947 March - Page 78
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COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
77
FOR
MARCH
party took a .' rain from there ;nd then
picked up the plan e on the way back from
;he show. Elza Nye, serviceman for Com·
bine·Richards, managed to steal away from
work for a cou"le of days and made th e
600·mile round trip by rail in between
collections on the firm's ro utes. The Cohens
and Fleck returned mid·week, while Estel
and Ed Shaffer >lnd Woolf Solomon decided
to remain in he Windy City until the
closlng of the show.
Stopped in at ': Homann Music office to
pass th e time of day ",ith my friend Cava·
.~
naugh. Told me th at he, too, nearly locked
a cat up in a music box rece ntly. The story
of the same thing h appening in the West
•
has been circulating here.
About 75 operators turned Ol1t for each
of tbe th ree schools that Shaffer Music Co.
has been holding here, at Wheeling, and
Charl eston. Each session of th e course in
seT\'icing Seeburg equipment lasted two and
a half/hours, with lunch served immediately
after th e se ;5ion. Among those attending the
first sessiol l of the Colum bus office school
were Henry Fisher and Foster Newlin,
. . . .
Sta n d a· r.d~ l Johnson Coin Counters
THE ACKNO,W 'iI DGED
LEADER IN ''THE COIN
COUNTING I fIELD!
Present collections call for a systematic method
of counting and packagin9 your coins. Stop
wasting hours or subiec ~ :n9 · t!-e "Little Woman "
to hours , of needless eifort. The STANDARD
JOH'NSON Coin Counter is the finest in the
field . Come in and see a d.tmonstration of this
un.usual device. You'll dec (are it an indispen·
.. able operating aid .
$177.50
F. O . B. ·~HI C>AGO FACTORY
COME IN TODAYI
PllU ~"~· lI.
l"1
If{
1503 West Pi co Boulevard
1.1IYMON, I NC .
•
Los Angeles 15, CalifdfP'nia
Newlin Phonograph Co., Columbu. M. L.
Shanert, Times Tonomatic Corp.; Colum·
bus; J. T. Simms, R. & G. Music, Chilli·
<;othe; Wally Chapin, Chapin Novelty
Co., Columbus; B. F. Reinmund, Ohio
Recreations, Columbus; Charles A. Bart·
lett, Bartlett Music Machine Co., Christians·
burg; Robert Ehmann, Superior Coin, Co·
lumbus; Roger Nusbau[l1, R. & S. Music,
Chillicothe; and Robert Rinker, Rinker
Music Co., Johnstown.
1947
Bartlett had a long way to come-b ut he
has found that direct train co nn ections from
Christiansburg made it easier to attend the
Columbus school than either the Wheeling
or Charleston schools, even though those
cities are closer.
Notes From the Little Black Book: Lou
Green , operator at UhrichsviJIe, is toasting
the recent arrival of a new baby daughter
· .. Harold Hott of th e Circleville Musi "
Co., is the proud possessor of a new Chev·
rolet panel truck . .. Through the efforts
of Alex Mitchell and Mitchell Oliver,
Mammoth Amusement Co., Montgomery, is
sponsoring a popular radio program plug·
ging Scientific Sound Distribution . . .
Mitchell Oliver, by th e way, is the father of
a new baby girl . . . Among the new
home builders of recent date is C. W.
Surrett of Bolt • . . Luckily escaping per·
sonal injury when he wrecked his car is
'W arren Durthaler, Wheeling service man
· . . Phil Greenburg, See burg distributor
in lhe' Pittsburgh area, recently walked
dowtJ the aisle with ·hi s bride·to·be . . .
Sporting a new Pontiac Eight is Budd
Dicarlo of Wheeling ... Another new home
constructor is W. B. Sizemo re of Bradeley'
MU8ic Service, Beckley ... Celebrating the
recent arrival of the stork are the Gibsons
of Gihson Music Service, Crab Orchard
· .. A nother ben edi ct in thi s area is Gaver
,
,
/
PHONOCRAPH PARTS.
Now Available at HEATH'S
IN LIMITED QUA'NTITIES
SPECIAL '_
MOI'OR MIVE fiNC.~RS fOR WUR.a 700-750'710-800,850
~~
se
1 'PLI'I'I' -
2 PLAYS -10'
5 PLAVS -2.4
1 PLRV - 10~
~ 3 PLI'IYS - 2.5t
,S,"IFY "T.,r" ' W.""~D.
PER KIT
"195
~ .
til
TURNTA BL£
CLUTCH -ASSEMBLY"
WURLlTZ£.RS
J..IF'T£R LINK ASSEM'BLY
,
COMPLETE -
- - - -,
WITH SHOULOER ScREW
WASHER "nd &R~SS f)EIIRING.
SPECIAL
Extra,.Extra
Live Rubber Rings
,.
All Sizes-Im mediate Delivery
Plunger Rods for all make
tables with
metal
knobs.
Distributors Write for Quantity Prices
tt::;'''''!l!:ff~-:--;
If you are not on our mailing list, write for
(1
free
part~ . poster.
:.
,
"
HEATH DISTRIBUTING
CO.
•
PARTS' DEPARTMENT
MODELS soo '700
SOO.~750-&SO· 780
217 Third Street
Macon, Georgia
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
77
FOR
MARCH
party took a .' rain from there ;nd then
picked up the plan e on the way back from
;he show. Elza Nye, serviceman for Com·
bine·Richards, managed to steal away from
work for a cou"le of days and made th e
600·mile round trip by rail in between
collections on the firm's ro utes. The Cohens
and Fleck returned mid·week, while Estel
and Ed Shaffer >lnd Woolf Solomon decided
to remain in he Windy City until the
closlng of the show.
Stopped in at ': Homann Music office to
pass th e time of day ",ith my friend Cava·
.~
naugh. Told me th at he, too, nearly locked
a cat up in a music box rece ntly. The story
of the same thing h appening in the West
•
has been circulating here.
About 75 operators turned Ol1t for each
of tbe th ree schools that Shaffer Music Co.
has been holding here, at Wheeling, and
Charl eston. Each session of th e course in
seT\'icing Seeburg equipment lasted two and
a half/hours, with lunch served immediately
after th e se ;5ion. Among those attending the
first sessiol l of the Colum bus office school
were Henry Fisher and Foster Newlin,
. . . .
Sta n d a· r.d~ l Johnson Coin Counters
THE ACKNO,W 'iI DGED
LEADER IN ''THE COIN
COUNTING I fIELD!
Present collections call for a systematic method
of counting and packagin9 your coins. Stop
wasting hours or subiec ~ :n9 · t!-e "Little Woman "
to hours , of needless eifort. The STANDARD
JOH'NSON Coin Counter is the finest in the
field . Come in and see a d.tmonstration of this
un.usual device. You'll dec (are it an indispen·
.. able operating aid .
$177.50
F. O . B. ·~HI C>AGO FACTORY
COME IN TODAYI
PllU ~"~· lI.
l"1
If{
1503 West Pi co Boulevard
1.1IYMON, I NC .
•
Los Angeles 15, CalifdfP'nia
Newlin Phonograph Co., Columbu. M. L.
Shanert, Times Tonomatic Corp.; Colum·
bus; J. T. Simms, R. & G. Music, Chilli·
<;othe; Wally Chapin, Chapin Novelty
Co., Columbus; B. F. Reinmund, Ohio
Recreations, Columbus; Charles A. Bart·
lett, Bartlett Music Machine Co., Christians·
burg; Robert Ehmann, Superior Coin, Co·
lumbus; Roger Nusbau[l1, R. & S. Music,
Chillicothe; and Robert Rinker, Rinker
Music Co., Johnstown.
1947
Bartlett had a long way to come-b ut he
has found that direct train co nn ections from
Christiansburg made it easier to attend the
Columbus school than either the Wheeling
or Charleston schools, even though those
cities are closer.
Notes From the Little Black Book: Lou
Green , operator at UhrichsviJIe, is toasting
the recent arrival of a new baby daughter
· .. Harold Hott of th e Circleville Musi "
Co., is the proud possessor of a new Chev·
rolet panel truck . .. Through the efforts
of Alex Mitchell and Mitchell Oliver,
Mammoth Amusement Co., Montgomery, is
sponsoring a popular radio program plug·
ging Scientific Sound Distribution . . .
Mitchell Oliver, by th e way, is the father of
a new baby girl . . . Among the new
home builders of recent date is C. W.
Surrett of Bolt • . . Luckily escaping per·
sonal injury when he wrecked his car is
'W arren Durthaler, Wheeling service man
· . . Phil Greenburg, See burg distributor
in lhe' Pittsburgh area, recently walked
dowtJ the aisle with ·hi s bride·to·be . . .
Sporting a new Pontiac Eight is Budd
Dicarlo of Wheeling ... Another new home
constructor is W. B. Sizemo re of Bradeley'
MU8ic Service, Beckley ... Celebrating the
recent arrival of the stork are the Gibsons
of Gihson Music Service, Crab Orchard
· .. A nother ben edi ct in thi s area is Gaver
,
,
/
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