Chapter L: B. Coddington
First Vice President of the Keystone Pecan Company
is a resident of Murray Hill, New Jersey, where he has been successfully engaged in the Wholesale Rose Growing Industry for twenty-four years. The cut flowers from his greenhouses are sold wholesale in New York City and Brooklyn and nearby towns. He is well known as one of the largest rose growers in the United States.
Note Mr. Coddington’s letter on page 59.
Reference: Summit Trust Co., Summit, N. J.
ENOS H. HESS
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Enos H. Hess
Second Vice President of the Keystone Pecan Company
lives on the farm on which he was reared—R. F. D. No. 3, Lancaster, Pa. He is 50 years of age. He is noted as a truck farmer, selling his own products to Lancaster City consumers at famous Lancaster Markets, which he attends twice a week.
Formerly a director of the Ideal Cocoa Company, Lititz, Pa.
Reference: Farmers Trust Co., Lancaster, Pa.
Willis G. Kendig
Director of the Keystone Pecan Company, and Corporation Counsel
is the well known corporation lawyer of Lancaster. He is widely known as a lawyer of keen discrimination regarding commercial enterprises, and the fact that he and so many associates from the richest agricultural county in the United States place their money in this Georgia pecan orchard is evidence of its worth. Mr. Kendig is 45 years of age; the son of a doctor of Salunga, Pa., who also enjoyed a most excellent reputation in his field.
Reference: Fulton National Bank, Lancaster, Pa.
M. G. ESBENSHADE
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