Trevillian Gets
Territorial Franchises
HONOLULU, T. H.-Fred Trevillian,
who left here on the Lurline October 4 for
a brief visit to the mainland and to attend
the Western States Coin Machine Conven-
tion in Los Angeles, has returned with ex-
clusive territorial franchises for three lead-
ing sound-on-film machines.
Franchises also include Santa Barbara
County, in California, where Trevillian also
maintains an organization.
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One of the fast est growing organ izatio11s in the Co in Mach ine Industry in "the W est is that of
Fred Trevillian , Santa Barbara. Above you see th e Tre villian man ·and woman power lined up
in front of their fleet of t rucks. Brother Ollie watches over the Santa Barbara County operation s
while Fred is currently establishing a large operation in the Hawaiian Islands
W. F. Struby
Sec retary of Packard Manufacturing Corpora-
tion and Assistant General Manager.
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Started wi th Capehart Corporation, Hunt-
ington, Indiana in 1927 as Purchasing
Agent. Moved with firm to Fort Wayne,
Indiana where he held various positions. In
1932 he left to enter business for himself
in Evansville, Indiana, for two years. Then
became associated with C. R. Ki rk, Stand-
ard Ticket Games Corporation, and Ex-
hibit Supply Company, Chicago, Illinois.
Kirk and Struby served as Vice President
of this company until his resignation early
this year at which ti me he came with the
Packard Manufacturing Corporation.
A un it of one of the largest drug chains in America, the Walgreen Drug Store in Memphis,
Tenn. , has just installed a Wurlitzer model 800 complete with an extensive Wurlitzer Remote
Control System utilizing wall boxes in the refreshment booths. Reports are that customers
' have been highly pleased , the store management equally gratified.
Fred Rabe
Packard District Manager for Florida , North
and South Carolina and Georgia.
Officers of Gay Games, Inc. , include (left to right )-A. Do_n Shideler , assistant salesmanager;
Homer N. Robinson , secretary-treasurer; Guy E. Noel ,. president; Fred C. Robinson , vice-
president; and Charles R. Cannon , salesmanager.
Has been in the automatic phonograph
business for the last 15 years. Formerly
with Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing
Corporation. Was with Mills Novelty Com-
pany a number of years and with the
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company as District
Manager in his same territory.
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