National Fruit Product executive Henry Jenkins retires
Henry Jenkins will retire June 30 after more than 31 years with National Fruit Product Company Inc. A Millwood native, he joined National Fruit in 1942 as head of apple procurement after earlier work as sales manager for Boyce Garage Chrysler-Plymouth. The West Virginia fruit growers honored him with a silver tray and six mint julep cups at a dinner. He and wife Alice Printz of Charles Town reside in Millwood with one daughter and two grandchildren. He attends Christ Episcopal Church and enjoys golf, gardening and landscaping.
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National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Henry Jenkins
Millwood
Jenkins
University of Pennsylvania
National Fruit
Boyce
Chrysler-Plymouth
West Virginia
Alice Printz
Charles Town
Patricia Ferneyhough
Gaithersburg
Christ Episcopal Church
Dale Appointed to Service Committee
Robert B. Dale Jr of Old Dominion Savings and Loan Association was named to the 1973 Service Corporation Committee of the United States Savings and Loan League. The announcement came from Richard G. Gilbert of Canton Ohio, leader of the league. Ralph D. Stickley joined First Virginia Bank N A Strasburg office as assistant cashier on July 2.
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Robert B. Dale, Jr
Old Dominion Savings and Loan Association
Service Corporation Committee
United States Savings and Loan League
Richard G. Gilbert
Canton
Ohio
Ralph D. Stickley
First Virginia Bank
N.A
Strasburg
Charles R. Cash
Stickley
First National Bank of Strasburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Weaver School of Real Estate & Appraisal
Strasburg Chamber of Commerce
Strasburg Young Farmers
Farm Bureau Federation
Strasburg Lions Club
Round Hill Church of the Brethren
Gloria Smith Stickley
Mark
Ralph
Sandy Hook
Three Face Court Hearings Over Halt To Building Demolition
A former Richmond City Council candidate Helen Marie Taylor and two others face court hearings after delaying state demolition of the Benjamin Franklin Building, part of Capitol Square expansion. Taylor and Moran were charged with trespassing while Monroe faced a move-refusal charge. all bonds set at 300 dollars.
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Richmond
Helen Marie Taylor
Ralph T. Monroe
Michael William Moran
Benjamin Franklin
Taylor
Moran
Monroe
Capitol Square
Franklin
T. Edward Temple
Temple
Council
Help Encourage Landmark Preservation Inc
HELP
Ed Temple
Douglas Hamner
Hamner
Woman drops $4 million suits against Flip Wilson
Sylvia Davis had accused Flip Wilson of defrauding her and assault and battery after 16 years as an associate. The attorney said the suits were withdrawn Friday as a misunderstanding has been amicably resolved.
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Los Angeles
Flip Wilson
Sylvia Davis
Wilson
Move On: Nashville Teens Build Moving Company
Richard and Barry Jones, aged 17 and 16, sons of W. A. Jones, saved 1100 from a paper route to start Apartment Movers Inc. in Nashville. They own four trucks, serve short haul moves for apartment tenants, and have repaid all but 600 of their initial investment. Their father says they were encouraged to work and save.
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Nashville, Tenn
Apartment Movers Inc
Nashville
Richard
Barry Jones
W. A. Jones
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