Fanny Farmer Faces 1973 Losses Amid Inflation Squeeze
Fanny Farmer’s board reports a 1973 net loss of 608680 and sales down to 23239553 amid higher costs for chocolate and packaging. President Frank Benson cites inflation, plant closures, and consolidation in Norwalk Ohio as key factors while promising reorganizing and new marketing ideas to recover.
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Greenwich Village Council election returns show mixed incumbents win
Greenwich reelects one of three incumbents as Fred H. Van Scoy leads with 290 votes and Charles E. Magill 239 secures a seat. George Fetter and David Hale fail to win renomination. North Fairfield returns one incumbent, Plymouth adds four new councilors, and Wakeman Milan New London mix of incumbents and newcomers noted.
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Fred H. van Scoy
George R. Fetter
David Hale
van Scoy
Charles E. Magill
Lee A. Mills
James C. Laser
Ned E. Harris
Fetter
Hale
Alfred W. Smith
Board of Public Affairs
Lois H. Underwood
Smith
North Fairfield
William R. Beamer
David R. Wheeler
Gertrude G. Whitright
Ray Dendinger
Gale A. Rinehart
Randall L. Garner
Wakeman
Forest E. Fletcher
Leroy A. Stober
Louis Daniel Frederick
William L. Jackson
Milan
Village Council
George Bogan
Jim Seiling
William Mattlage
David Clyde
Harold Albright
New London
Lyle J. Knapp
J.W. Stewart
Daniel A. Gessner
Bobby J. Patton
Knapp
Gessner
Patton
Stewart
Eugene W. Rieske
Robert E. Baker
Monroeville
Anthony F. Wechter
George Roberts
Thomas Wingate
Harry Wood
Alvin Adelman
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Percy N. Dean
Sallie A. Reffett
Willard
Larry E. Long
William D. Burge
Long
Stephen R. Young
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James M. Jump
Otto C. Bauerle
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