June 9, 2017 at 8:06 p.m.
Marsh supermarket auction set for Monday
Business Roundup
Marsh supermarket auction set for Monday
A Marsh Supermarkets spokesperson says “numerous” bidders have made offers and are interested in potentially buying out the grocery chain.
The Star Press reported that the bidders made themselves known to the Delaware court overseeing the chain’s bankruptcy by Wednesday, the deadline to accept potential buyout bids.
The company and its advisors are not providing any details about the offers and bidders. The quality of bidders is the latest step in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, which began May 11.
The next step will be an auction, scheduled for Monday in bankruptcy court in the state of Delaware. Bidders will compete for the company and any of it’s remaining stores.
If the company does not find investors for all 44 stores remaining, it will face the possibility of closing. Portland’s location was among the first group of Marsh stores that closed in May.
Completes acquisition
Tyson Foods Inc., the parent company of Tyson Mexican Original in Portland, has completed its acquisition of AdvancePierre Food Holdings Inc., a producer of ready-made sandwiches.
The company announced Wednesday in a press release that the approximately $4.2 billion transaction was complete and AdvancePierre Food Holdings is now a wholly owned subsidiary. AdvancePierre, based out of Cincinnati, Ohio, is a producer of ready-made lunch and dinner sandwiches, snacks and other food items.
Automated cars
Honda announced Wednesday it plans to produce self-driving cars by 2025.
Honda of America is a customer of FCC (Indiana).
In a press release, the company said it plans to introduce vehicles that have highly-automated driving capabilities (SAE Level 4) in eight years. Honda Motor Co., Ltd. president and CEO Takahiro Hachigo made the announcement at a media briefing in Japan.
According to the release, a SAE Level 4 car would be able to drive itself in most driving situations, with the exceptions being inclement weather or unusual driving conditions.
Top Designation
Corle Pond Insurance Agency has received top designation from Celina Insurance Group as one of the company’s Master Agencies.
According to a press release, the Master Agency designation is awarded to partners who display exceptional commitment to Celina Insucar Group and achieve superior operational results. Celina Insucar Group, founded in 1914, is compromised of four mutual property and casualty insurance companies.
Corle Pond Insurance, located in Portland, has been serving the community for over 50 years and provides property, auto, health, life, farm and commercial insurance.
Institute moves
The Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio has relocated from Mercer County Community Hospital.
The center has moved to the Mercer Health West Campus, 830 W. Main St., Suite 4, Coldwater, Ohio. It was previously housed on the second floor of the hospital, 800 W. Main St.
Parking for the new location is in the west hospital lot in the spots directly west of the new entrance. The institute’s new phone number is (419) 763-3020.
New message options
Arthur and Gloria Muselman Wellness Pavilion, Berne, is now offering new specialized types of massage therapy by two certified message therapists.
Megan Dunlap will now begin offering “cupping,” a type of massage that was popular among 2016 Olympic athletes. The practice uses suction to manipulate the tissues.
Kim Ayers is also offering many different types of massage including heated stone, chair, relaxation, deep tissue message and Pfimmer Deep Muscle Therapy, a cross fiber message that goes into the second and third layers of muscle.
The center is open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday.
New staff
The Family LifeCare of Berne and Marion has announced new staff.
Katie Witt, Jay County, was selected as the temporary community relations representative. Other new employees include physical therapy assistant Morgan Hill of Adams County and aides Bryanna Sheets and Andrea Neuenschwander of Adams County and accounts payable clerk Mallory Zurcher of Adams County.
Family LifeCare is a non-profit organization that provides home care, hospice and palliative services to individuals in Adams, Allen, Blackford, Grant, Huntington, Jay, Randolph, Wabash, Wells and Whitely counties.
The Star Press reported that the bidders made themselves known to the Delaware court overseeing the chain’s bankruptcy by Wednesday, the deadline to accept potential buyout bids.
The company and its advisors are not providing any details about the offers and bidders. The quality of bidders is the latest step in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, which began May 11.
The next step will be an auction, scheduled for Monday in bankruptcy court in the state of Delaware. Bidders will compete for the company and any of it’s remaining stores.
If the company does not find investors for all 44 stores remaining, it will face the possibility of closing. Portland’s location was among the first group of Marsh stores that closed in May.
Completes acquisition
Tyson Foods Inc., the parent company of Tyson Mexican Original in Portland, has completed its acquisition of AdvancePierre Food Holdings Inc., a producer of ready-made sandwiches.
The company announced Wednesday in a press release that the approximately $4.2 billion transaction was complete and AdvancePierre Food Holdings is now a wholly owned subsidiary. AdvancePierre, based out of Cincinnati, Ohio, is a producer of ready-made lunch and dinner sandwiches, snacks and other food items.
Automated cars
Honda announced Wednesday it plans to produce self-driving cars by 2025.
Honda of America is a customer of FCC (Indiana).
In a press release, the company said it plans to introduce vehicles that have highly-automated driving capabilities (SAE Level 4) in eight years. Honda Motor Co., Ltd. president and CEO Takahiro Hachigo made the announcement at a media briefing in Japan.
According to the release, a SAE Level 4 car would be able to drive itself in most driving situations, with the exceptions being inclement weather or unusual driving conditions.
Top Designation
Corle Pond Insurance Agency has received top designation from Celina Insurance Group as one of the company’s Master Agencies.
According to a press release, the Master Agency designation is awarded to partners who display exceptional commitment to Celina Insucar Group and achieve superior operational results. Celina Insucar Group, founded in 1914, is compromised of four mutual property and casualty insurance companies.
Corle Pond Insurance, located in Portland, has been serving the community for over 50 years and provides property, auto, health, life, farm and commercial insurance.
Institute moves
The Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio has relocated from Mercer County Community Hospital.
The center has moved to the Mercer Health West Campus, 830 W. Main St., Suite 4, Coldwater, Ohio. It was previously housed on the second floor of the hospital, 800 W. Main St.
Parking for the new location is in the west hospital lot in the spots directly west of the new entrance. The institute’s new phone number is (419) 763-3020.
New message options
Arthur and Gloria Muselman Wellness Pavilion, Berne, is now offering new specialized types of massage therapy by two certified message therapists.
Megan Dunlap will now begin offering “cupping,” a type of massage that was popular among 2016 Olympic athletes. The practice uses suction to manipulate the tissues.
Kim Ayers is also offering many different types of massage including heated stone, chair, relaxation, deep tissue message and Pfimmer Deep Muscle Therapy, a cross fiber message that goes into the second and third layers of muscle.
The center is open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday.
New staff
The Family LifeCare of Berne and Marion has announced new staff.
Katie Witt, Jay County, was selected as the temporary community relations representative. Other new employees include physical therapy assistant Morgan Hill of Adams County and aides Bryanna Sheets and Andrea Neuenschwander of Adams County and accounts payable clerk Mallory Zurcher of Adams County.
Family LifeCare is a non-profit organization that provides home care, hospice and palliative services to individuals in Adams, Allen, Blackford, Grant, Huntington, Jay, Randolph, Wabash, Wells and Whitely counties.
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