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Hermes: building an empire. (Jean-Louis Dumas-Hermes) (Accessories supplement)
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HERMES: BUILDING AN EMPIRE
NEW YORK -- The day after Jean-Louis Dumas-Hermes celebrated the 150th anniversary of the House of Hermes with a champagne reception at its 57th Street store in New York this April, he continued to bubble with enthusiasm over the progress of his company. With additional freestanding stores and in-store boutiques planned to open internationally and profits escalating globally, the fifth generation descendant Hermes foresees worldwide gains.
"We are developing business very fast," said Hermes, who serves as president of the firm. ...
 "Post-Tribune (IN)")
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HELP KIDS ALIVE HELP
Newspaper article from: Post-Tribune (IN)
; ...children who have no other reasonable means of support, Rock said. The mission was founded in China in 1916 as Home of Onesiphorus. In the 1940s, because of the communist takeover in China, the home was closed. A new home and school was opened in Hong...
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 "Sun Publications (IL)")
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JACK M. NIXON | HAZEL E. TICHY | ALBERT NASH | SHIRLEY E. KOE
Newspaper article from: Sun Publications (IL)
; ...Thursday, May 18, at her daughter's home in Wheaton. She was born Feb. 15, 1905, in Chicago. She worked for Home of Onesiphorus, Sears and Scripture Press as an executive secretary. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Hemet, Calif., and...
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 "The Daily Mail (London, England)")
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MY FAMILY TREE.
Newspaper article from: The Daily Mail (London, England)
; ...Snows and the Pauls continued when Valentina's brother, George, married, in 1766, the daughter of wool merchant Sir Onesiphorus Paul. Their eldest son, Robert Snow Paul, inherited an estate in Gloucestershire, but he and his banking partners dipped...
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Jane Ball offers preschool reading program
Newspaper article from: Post-Tribune (IN)
; ...Whittaker and Genevieve Anderson as they move back to Taiwan to continue their mission work for the Kids Alive International Onesiphorus Children's Home. Gene was a Lowell High school graduate who grew up attending Community Bible Church. The Andersons were...
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Through the keyhole
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; ...carefully restored (today and tomorrow). The House of Falkland, in Fife, was built as a stately home for a gentleman called Onesiphorus Tyndall-Bruce. Though now a school, many vestiges of its elaborate interiors remain (tomorrow only). At the other...
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By Royal appointment
Newspaper article from: Bath Chronicle, The
; ...small church is dwarfed by the adjoining manor house, once the home of a curiously-named family of noble repute. Sir Onesiphorus Paul gave nearby Woodchester its wood industry in the 18th-century, while his son George assisted with the prison work...
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 "Evening Post (Bristol UK)")
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The history of Bristol banking
Newspaper article from: Evening Post (Bristol UK)
; ...The first true Bristol bank began in 1750 as Tyndall, Elton, Lloyd, Miller, Knox & Hale. The founding members were Onesiphorus Tyndall, a West Indian merchant with connections to the slave trade; Isaac Elton; Harford Lloyd; William Miller, a grocer...
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 "Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)")
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Famous Dave's to whet customers' appetites.(Neighbor)
Newspaper article from: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; ...neighborhood. He joined the local civic and charitable organizations, such as the Lydia Children's Home and the Home of Onesiphorus, an orphanage for children with polio. He befriended local businessmen, residents and politicians. "I went to the funerals...
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