CHARLES JULIUS JOHNSON
Medical Practice in Madison, WI

2003006, Apr 10, 2003

Aug 27, 2002

10/228705

Terry Gerhardt - Madison WI, US
Wim van de Camp - Humcovenderveld, NL
Charles Johnson - Madison WI, US

Sonoco Development, Inc.

B65H075/14

242/610100

Paper mill cores of the invention are structured to allow winding and unwinding chucks to distort the interior diameter and shape of the interior body wall of the core while resisting distortion of the core exterior to prevent center burst failure. The paper mill cores of the invention include a multi-ply zone of high strength, but relatively compliant, paperboard plies within the outer 70% (based on the total body wall thickness) of the body wall having a thickness of at least about 4 mm. An interior zone constituting at least about 25% of the total thickness of the body wall is formed from extremely high strength, extremely high density paperboard plies. The overall wall thickness of the core is preferably at least about 15 mm, and is thus preferably increased, as compared to the wall thickness of conventional high strength wide paper mill cores formed entirely of extremely high strength, extremely high density, non-compliant paperboard plies.

3967559, Jul 6, 1976

Mar 11, 1975

5/557257

Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI
Edward A. Wallace - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

B61J 300

104 88

An apparatus associated with a closed loop of indexing magazines, including a bottom transfer means for transferring a magazine from the closed loop outside of the closed loop to a work station, a center transfer means for transferring a magazine from the work station to an elevator which moves the magazine to a given point in the closed loop and a top transfer means for transferring the magazine from the elevator into the closed loop. A further elevator is provided in the closed loop for bypassing the work station outside the closed loop in the event that no magazine is being transferred from the work station to the elevator for reinsertion into the closed loop.

4009858, Mar 1, 1977

Mar 11, 1975

5/557302

Alvin Borsuk - Madison WI
Hans H. Heydn - Madison WI
Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

A22C 700

249120

An assembly of loaf molds defining a magazine, including a pair of vertically extending and horizontally spaced forks and a plurality of horizontally extending and vertically spaced molds secured near opposite ends to the forks. Wheels are mounted on the forks to coact with support rails along which the magazine may be driven. Driving pins are also mounted on the forks to coact with a suitable driving mechanism.

4017940, Apr 19, 1977

Mar 11, 1975

5/557399

Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI
Carroll P. Hartl - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

A22C 700

17 32

A method for stuffing meat material into loaf molds for processing in a continuous loaf processing system where the loaf is open at one end and closed at the other end, and which includes the steps of moving the mold onto a stuffing horn until the stuffing horn is positioned at the closed end of the mold, discharging pressurized meat material from the stuffing horn and causing the mold to be filled and to be moved off the stuffing horn, controlling the return of movement of the mold off the stuffing horn, and ending the discharge of the meat material from the stuffing horn when the mold is filled. The apparatus includes a stuffing platform having a mold supporting carriage movable therealong, a stationary stuffing horn, control means for initiating and ending discharge of meat material from the stuffing horn, and means for controlling the rate of stuffing.

3948158, Apr 6, 1976

Mar 11, 1975

5/557256

Alvin Borsuk - Madison WI
Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

A47J 2712

99355

Mechanism for applying a squeezing force to a food product in a mold, including a fluid motor driving a reciprocal rod for engaging and applying a force to a plug movably positionable within the mold. The reciprocal rod is driven by the fluid motor to move the plug into the mold until the resisting force of the food produce within the mold balances the force exerted by the fluid motor. The squeezing force is applied a plurality of times to obtain a uniform cross-sectionally dimensioned food product.

4057653, Nov 8, 1977

Nov 21, 1975

5/634272

Alvin Borsuk - Madison WI
Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

A23L 131, A23L 134

426513

The method of forming a uniform cross-sectionally dimensioned loaf of food in a mold by filling a mold, which has a moveable plug covering one end, with stuffable food, cooking the food which expands and pushes the plug in one direction, and thereafter squeezing the food while chilling by pushing the plug in the opposite direction.

3990357, Nov 9, 1976

Mar 11, 1975

5/557299

Alvin Borsuk - Madison WI
Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

A47J 2712

99355

A product knockout and receiving means for removing a loaf meat from a mechanism of loaf molds including a gang of knockout bars, one each in alignment with each mold for engaging and pushing a plug within the mold to drive the loaf meat product from the mold, and a gang of receiving means (such as trays) for receiving the loaf meat product as it is removed from the molds.

3970008, Jul 20, 1976

Mar 11, 1975

5/557301

Alvin Borsuk - Madison WI
Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

B61B 1300

104162

A conveyer for indexing wheeled support magazines along a track or rail, including coacting moving and locking bars which alternately connect to the unit for either moving the unit from one position through a given distance to a next position or locking the unit at a position for a desired dwell time.

3982477, Sep 28, 1976

Mar 11, 1975

5/557300

Daniel L. Orloff - Madison WI
Charles H. Johnson - Madison WI

Oscar Mayer & Co. Inc. - Madison WI

A47J 2720

99351

A mold for processing a food material, including a plug and ratchet take-up mechanism for accommodating expansion and contraction of the food product. The plug is provided with ratchet arms having ratchet teeth and the take-up mechanism includes spring biased pins or pawls coacting with the ratchet teeth.