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David W Mues

from Milford, OH
Age ~34
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Also known as:
David E Mues
Related to:
Joseph C BarkerDelores Ann Schwind, 79Natasha J Barker, 35William R Mues, 89Bobbie J Mues, 87William R Mues, 64
Connected to:
Gabriele Mues, 76Jonathan Mues, 40Kevin D Mues, 62Laura Mues, 35Thomas Mues, 53Paul E Muesegades, 55Marina Mueses, 71Drew T Mueske, 45Jennifer E Muesse, 55Carolyn A Muessig, 64

David Mues Phones & Addresses

  • Milford, OH
  • Williston, ND
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • 1071 Clough Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45245

Work

Company: New housing ohio - Cincinnati, OH Feb 2010 Position: Assistant to chief executive officer/president

Education

School / High School: University of Cincinnati- Cincinnati, OH Jan 2010 Specialities: Still in Business Administration

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David Mues

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Address:
1071 Clough Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45245
VIN:
1D7HE28K07S120231
Make:
DODGE
Model:
DAKOTA
Year:
2007

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David Mues Cincinnati, OH

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Work:
New Housing Ohio
Cincinnati, OH
Feb 2010 to Oct 2011
Assistant to Chief Executive Officer/President
Kroger
Hamlet, OH
Jul 2009 to Dec 2010
Sears and Roebuck
Cincinnati, OH
Oct 2009 to Jan 2010
Cashier
CiCi's Pizza
Cincinnati, OH
Sep 2007 to May 2008
Cashier/ Food Prep
Education:
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH
Jan 2010
Still in Business Administration
Glen Este High School
Cincinnati, OH
Jun 2009
Diploma

Publications

Us Patents

Foul Tip Protector

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US Patent:
49674935, Nov 6, 1990
Filed:
May 11, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/350452
Inventors:
David Mues - Cincinnati OH
International Classification:
A43C 1314
A43B 500
US Classification:
36 72R
Abstract:
A two piece foul tip protector to be worn on the shoe of a baseball player to protect the foot includes a lower toe piece secured to the toe of the shoe, an upper covering piece located above the lower piece and extending rearwardly toward the ankle of the player, and cooperating attachment means protruding from the top surface of the lower piece and the bottom surface of the upper piece to releasably hold the upper piece in a raised position above the bridge of the shoe with a clearance distance therebetween. The clearance distance provides shock absorption upon impact from a baseball, while at the same time permitting freedom of movement for the footr. The upper piece may be detached with the batter has safely reached a base, thereby to facilitate base running.
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