Harris Promotes Two in Division and Winchester Office Move
Harris Composition Systems announces promotions for David G. Hoffman to manufacturing manager overseeing manufacturing purchasing industrial engineering and personnel while Edward W. Loy is promoted to tool room supervisor maintaining his role over blanking. Hoffman and Loy have long service with the company and reside in West Virginia and Winchester respectively. Separately the Winchester district Peoples Life Insurance Co. office moves to 24 W Piccadilly St with Robert D. Williams receiving keys in a ceremony with Donald Baughman and R L Smith Jr. Also a historical note mentions Hiram Maxim and his invention context in 1884.
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David G. Hoffman
Edward W. Loy
Harris Composition Systems Division
Donald H. Neale
Hoffman
Leewanna
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Loy
Harris
A. Loy
Handley High School
Danville Community College
Greystone Terrace
Winchester
The
Peoples, Life Insurance Co
Washington, D.C
W. Piccadilly St
Robert D. Williams
Donald Baughman
R.L. Smith Jr
Strasburg
Judd & Detweiler Shenandoah
Virginia Employment Commission
Virginia Industrial Development Commission
Winchester Vec
Frye Furniture Co
Local Realtors Attend Richmond Computer Seminar
Two local realtors Chris Curran and Jim Hobbs attended a Richmond seminar by McCloud B. Hodges Jr. on the Monroe 1010 and 1030 systems. The Spectrum Properties principals discussed the training aiding analysis of investment properties and market forecasting.
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Chris Curran
Jim Hobbs
Richmond
McCloud B. Hodges Jr
Curran
Hobbs
Spectrum Properties, Inc
Berryville
Winchester
Monroe
Washington Meeting At Small Business Conference In D C
Local businessmen Warren G. Teates and W C Stivers attended a National Federation of Independent Business conference in Washington D C with President Gerald Ford among speakers. The four day meeting covered economy and small business topics.
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Washington, D.C
National Federation of Independent Business
Warren G. Teates
Tastee Freez
W.C. Stivers
Stormguard
Gerald Ford
Drug Fair Reports June 1975 Sales Rise
Drug Fair sales for June 1975 totalled 18.3 million dollars, up 15.8 percent from 15.8 million the prior June. For the fiscal year ending June 30 1975 total sales reached 200.4 million dollars, an 11.1 percent increase from 180.3 million the previous year.
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Maxim
Sir Hiram Maxim
Maine
England
Local
Washington
Hardee's Honors
Hardee’s Food Systems, Inc
Estamae C. Wingfield
Hayfield
Barbara A. Fishel
Welltown Pike
Jack A. Laughery
Bill Wright
Judd & Detweiler
First Press
G&s Dollar Savers
V “ Certig
C&s Bank
C&s
Argonnighter
Bartley's Shoe Repair
Bell Clothes Store
Braddock Sport Shop
Cooper's Jewelers the Floor Shop
Savings Bank
Virginia
FDIC
Royal Jewelers Sports Center
Triangle Shoe Store
Valley Photo Center
Wenders Wilkin's Shoe Center
Winchester Cycle Center
Workingman’s Store Worth's
Benocass Department Store
Berryville Ave
PEPSI
Nichols
Demary
Savelle
Soap Nichols
Ema
Ome
Nichols Reg
Pan
Detergent Nichols
Pires
Lorertte