Partime Franchise Owners Return from Paoli Seminar
C Lynn Weakley Jr and JoAnn Palmer of Partime at 45 W Roscawen St joined other Pennsylvania franchisees at a Paoli seminar. Partime International executives highlighted temporary help as a cost saving in today’s tight economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lynn Weakley, Jr
Partimemporary
W. Roscawen Street
JoAnn Palmer
Partime, Inc
Paoli
Partime
Pennsylvania
Porary
Partime International
Mrs Lucille Burkhart Named Assistant Cashier at SVNB
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces Lucille Burkhart as assistant cashier. A Frederick County native and James Wood High School graduate, she joined SVNB in 1958 and has held multiple roles before returning full time in 1974. She attends Redland Methodist Church, married to Ben Burkhart, with daughter Sheri, residing in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lucille Burkhart
Burkhart
Frederick County
James Wood High School
American Institute of Banking
SVNB
General Ledger
Valley of Virginia Reports Results for First Quarter 1975
Valley of Virginia Bankshares Inc reports 1975 first quarter net income of 284 946 dollars or 31 cents per share, down from 1974’s 313 699 dollars or 34 cents. Loans, assets, and deposits rise amid market conditions. an extra 38 000 charge boosts loan loss reserves. The quartet of affiliated banks includes Rockingham National Bank, The Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester, The Farmers Bank of Edinburg, and Western Frederick Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of Virginia Bankshares, Inc
Valley of Virginia Bankshares
Rockingham National Bank
The
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Winchester
Farmers Bank of
Edinburg
Western Frederick Bank
Beauty Shop Under New Management Promotes Diane McIntosh
Diane's Beauty Shop at 45 W Boscawen St Winchester is now managed by Diane McIntosh with Ann Moser as associate. McIntosh a Clarke County High School 1968 graduate and Winchester Beauty College alumna holds a cosmetology certificate. Both hold Clairol Institute certificates and Moser is a Winchester Beauty College graduate. Dorothy Wilson of Winchester's G W Motors were honored as a top manager among 32 Lincoln Mercury dealerships for 1974 with plaque and memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane McIntosh
Diane
W. Boscawen St
Winchester
Ann Moser
Artistic
McIntosh
Clarke County High School
Winchester Beauty College
Moser
Clairol Hairdressing Institute
Dorothy Wilson
G.W. Motors, Inc
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Round Hill
Loudoun Co
First Farm
Ford
Ferguson
Chevrolet
Omaha
Ferguson Tractor
Leonard Bowman
Purcellville
First Naval Orange Picked From Mrs Tibbets Tree
The earliest naval orange harvested in California came from a tree owned by Mrs Tibbets. She kept her grove alive by dousing the trees with dishwater carried from the kitchen in a frugal method noted by reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
California
O'Sullivan Reports Poorer Quarter Earnings and Sales
O'Sullivan Corp and subsidiary report for quarter ending March 31 shows earnings per common share down 22 cents from 1974. 1975 earned 25 cents vs 47 cents in 1974. net sales 5 796 626 versus 8 628 312. net income 233 090 vs 441 330. Shares outstanding 929 264. Filed by Alan G. Toxopeus secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan Corp. and Subsidiary
Alan G. Toxopeus
O'Sullivan
Winchester Men Win Combined Insurance Achievement Awards
Three Winchester men were honored by the Combined Insurance Co of America for outstanding sales and service. David L. Dawkins won the Pearl Award in the W C Stone International Sales and Management Achievement Club for health income protection programs. Charles O Himelright and Eugene L Europe received the club's Initial Award for similar work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Combined Insurance Co. of America
David L. Dawkins
S. Washington St
W. Clement Stone International Sales and Management
Charles O. Himelright
Shawnee Ave
Eugene L
SCC Authorizes Mobile Agents for Virginia Stations
The State Corporation Commission authorizes Norfolk and Western Railway Co. to serve western Virginia stations by mobile agents. Effective June 1, it may remove station buildings at Luray Elkton Grottoes and Stuarts Draft and provide service from a Shenandoah based mobile agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
SCC
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Western Virginia
Luray
Elkton
Grottoes
Stuarts
Shenandoah
Crown Cork & Seal reports higher first quarter profit
For the quarter ending March 31 Crown Cork & Seal Co Inc reports net income of 9.144 million up from 8.802 million in 1974. Sales rose to 184.419 million from 156.37 million. Earnings per share increased to 53 cents from 47 cents while average shares outstanding fell from 18,542,688 to 17,121,796.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc
Elections Moved to November First Week in 1845
In 1845 a law ordered U S elections to run the first week of November as harvest time ends and roads are passable. Tuesday was chosen over Monday to avoid Sunday travel for voters who lived a day away from polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Burkhart
Valley of Virginia
Mrs
Ana Moser
Beauty Shop
Round Hill, Va
Luther O. Foster
Virginia Press Association
N. Fifth Street
Richmond
Europe
Ural Mountains
Ural River
Caspian Sea
Caucasus Mountains
Crown Cork
Long Green
Harpers Weekly
Frank Leslie & Others
Morris
Stief
Remington
Edison
Frank Leslie
Gustave Dure
Headley S
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Joe L. HeaDley
Routzahns
Box Spring
Routzahn’s
Valley Ave
Routzahn's
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