Hanlon Elected by Controllers in Pittsburgh Meeting
Hanlon, secretary and comptroller of First Trust and Deposit Co. Syracuse, was elected a vice president of Printer? and named a director at the Duquesne club meeting. He served as controller for five years and was a director in 1955, with prior membership in 1950.
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Joseph Brown
Syracuse
Rho Pi Phi
International Pharmaceutical Fraternity
Bernard Honigright
steraid-Journal
Pittsburg
Hanlon
First Trust and Deposit Company
Peinter ®Ler
Raymond Hancher Dead at 15
Funeral services for Raymond Hancher Jr. 15, will be held tomorrow at 9:30 at Griffen and Aldridge Funeral Home and at 10 at St Nicholas Ukrainian Church. Burial will be in Rome Cemetery. He died at his grandparents’ home yesterday. Born August 22, 1940, he was the son of Raymond and Ruth Stuart Hancher. Surviving are his grandparents, parents in Maquoketa, Iowa, sister Karen, and brothers Paul and Mark, with relatives in Iowa and Washington.
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Raymond Henchar Jr
Griffen and Aldridge
St. Nicholas Ukrainian Church
Rome
John Hanchar
S. James St
Raymond
Ruth Stuart Henehar
Maquoketa
Towas
Karen
Paul
Mark
Towa
Andre
Fred Stuart
Washington
Clover visor cap styles for sun protection
A clothing ad highlights clover visor caps in linens piques and twills designed to control hair and shield eyes from sun. It promotes riding gardening and outdoor use with a variety of colors and styles available.
Subtly striped Jonathan Logan garment line debut
A witty fashion blurb promotes a new Jonathan Logan line with subtle stripes and fit details. It notes a matching white pique jacket, color options black with navy green or khaki, and sizes from children to teens. Accessories like hats are mentioned alongside sweaters and pullovers.
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Jonathan Logan
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