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Clausing Industrial history
Clausing Industrial company history timeline
In 1911, the company that would one day become Clausing Industrial, Inc. was founded.
At the time that Paul and Hilda were married (Christmas 1925) the Monarch Company moved to Waterloo, Iowa.
Paul Clausing at work on his South Bend lathe, 1928.
On January 30, 1935 Hilda wrote "Figuring bills.
These lathes were woodturning lathes but sales of them were very small and there was, as yet, no sign of the metal-turning lathes that Paul had set out to make.On June 8, 1936 the first metal-turning, screw-cutting lathe was shipped.
There is a diary entry for December 3, 1937 that Paul ordered Timken bearings for the lathes.
The primary product was the grinder that had first gone into production in 1938.
In September 1939 eleven lathes were shipped - this might have been a new monthly high.
5. The first one was shipped May 17, 1940.
The factory had just been expanded in 1940, but that was now inadequate.
Mary had started in June 1941.
There is a diary entry that Mary and Abbie went to Chicago on vacation together in August 1942.
The only remaining investors, besides Paul and Hilda Clausing, were Gus and Martha Bischoff in Milwaukee.Meanwhile, the factory building was proving inadequate for the larger company and in May 1945 a site was purchased on the bank of the Des Moines River, across from the Irving elementary school.
Later Roy Kirk and Fred Sutton were made foremen.In 1946 both Mary Dayton and Abbie Martin left to be married.
Continued:Post-war EraIn January 1947 the shipments were 133 lathes - the business continued to be a success.
8) went into production; this machine represented a big advance being a very capable lathe with distinctive styling; it looked good and was capable of excellent work; the first one was shipped from the factory on March 31, 1949.
In 1951 they invested a substantial fraction of their remaining proceeds in Atlas common stock.
In the Fall of 1952 Keith Nelson transferred from Atlas-Clausing to work for Otto.Paul became, in essence, the office manager for the Atlas-Clausing, but he was not especially happy with that position for it had nothing to do with making better lathes, which had been his main motivation.
Paul started to draw there, including a sketch of the Childhood Home, which he used more than half a century later as the basis upon which to paint the picture of the Childhood Home.Paul Clausing died in Ottumwa on March 15, 1973.
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