Add to ORKGTo attract the new market of repair shop customers they advertised the piston rings as “Perfect Circles.” The name became so well known that it was made the company name in 1924. Meanwhile the next generation of Teetors was gradually taking over management of the company. Lothair Teetor became president. Ralph was made vice-president of engineering and that year, was elected chairman of the Indiana section of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). He became president of SAE in 1936.Use of this image is restrictred to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana Ralph Teetor, Automotive Pionee
In 1927, Stant designed one of its most famous ornaments for a demanding customer. Under the watchfu...
In 1898, George Stant founded the George Stant Machine Works in Connersville. Early work in making ...
An advertisement that incorporates a photograph of the motor cyclists on their machines flanked by t...
World War II brought a demand for piston rings for planes, tanks and trucks operating under tough co...
In 1963 Perfect Circle became a wholly owned subsidiary of Dana Corporation and all Teetors still in...
After college Ralph returned to the family business where, by then, they were assembling engines for...
Unfortunately the board of directors voted no to developing the Speedostat at that time. Ralph conti...
During the war the national speed limit had been 35 mph, and Ralph rode with a variety of drivers, s...
At age 12 Ralph and his cousin Dan built a car with a one cycle motor his uncles had rejected in the...
In the late 1920s, Stant Machine Company, Inc. became known for their design and production of hood ...
The new parking garage was advertised in 1925 as the Circle Motor Inn. The private direct phone line...
In the late 1920s, Stant Machine Company, Inc. became known for their design and production of hood ...
This is a view of the Circle Motor Inn office in 1927.Appears in Destination Indiana
Reverse reads: "Herbrand Corp." Herbrand was established in Fremont, Ohio in 1881 Charles Thompson....
Upon completion of the Indianapolis Power & Light Company facility in 1964, the southeast quadrant o...
In 1927, Stant designed one of its most famous ornaments for a demanding customer. Under the watchfu...
In 1898, George Stant founded the George Stant Machine Works in Connersville. Early work in making ...
An advertisement that incorporates a photograph of the motor cyclists on their machines flanked by t...
World War II brought a demand for piston rings for planes, tanks and trucks operating under tough co...
In 1963 Perfect Circle became a wholly owned subsidiary of Dana Corporation and all Teetors still in...
After college Ralph returned to the family business where, by then, they were assembling engines for...
Unfortunately the board of directors voted no to developing the Speedostat at that time. Ralph conti...
During the war the national speed limit had been 35 mph, and Ralph rode with a variety of drivers, s...
At age 12 Ralph and his cousin Dan built a car with a one cycle motor his uncles had rejected in the...
In the late 1920s, Stant Machine Company, Inc. became known for their design and production of hood ...
The new parking garage was advertised in 1925 as the Circle Motor Inn. The private direct phone line...
In the late 1920s, Stant Machine Company, Inc. became known for their design and production of hood ...
This is a view of the Circle Motor Inn office in 1927.Appears in Destination Indiana
Reverse reads: "Herbrand Corp." Herbrand was established in Fremont, Ohio in 1881 Charles Thompson....
Upon completion of the Indianapolis Power & Light Company facility in 1964, the southeast quadrant o...
In 1927, Stant designed one of its most famous ornaments for a demanding customer. Under the watchfu...
In 1898, George Stant founded the George Stant Machine Works in Connersville. Early work in making ...
An advertisement that incorporates a photograph of the motor cyclists on their machines flanked by t...