Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
Spouses
Marriage14 May 192547
ChildrenHenry Albert (Living)
Larry Eugene (1937-1937)
Notes for Henry Albert Termeer
From Newton book:
Alas he is called and known to all, received his elementary education inthe Columbus City Schools, but his higher education at Grandview HighSchool from where he graduated.
After his marriage, he was associated with the Chamberlin Weather StripCompany for a number of years and also the Diamond Weather Scrip Company.
He then entered with his father to learn the Cabinet Makers trade, andafter a few years associated with his father in that business. Theybecame partners in the Columbus Store Fixture Company, at 689 EastTwentieth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, in the manufacturing of barroomfixtures, restaurant equipment, and all other kinds of store roomfixtures.
COLUMBUS DISPATCH, July 1952, BUSINESS AND FINANCE. FIXTURE FIRM TO MOVE
Forced from its present location by the expansion o/ the Ohio StateFairgrounds, the Columbus Store Fixture Company will move from 689 EastTwentieth Avenue to a new building at 1410 East Seventeenth Avenue shoutAugust 1st, the firm announced yesterday.
The new building is being erected by Albert Termeer, member o/ the firmand son o/ its founder. Site was purchased from Ted W. Koons through H.M. Pratt, associated with Robert G. Denmead, realtor at 55 East StateStreet
The firm manufactures custom-made store and restaurant fixtures and hasbeen to business 25 years. Three generations of Termeers are associatedin the firm. George Termeer has bad 50 years experience in the business,his son Albert bas had 28 years, and a grandson Jerry has been with thefirm four years.
Alas he is called and known to all, received his elementary education inthe Columbus City Schools, but his higher education at Grandview HighSchool from where he graduated.
After his marriage, he was associated with the Chamberlin Weather StripCompany for a number of years and also the Diamond Weather Scrip Company.
He then entered with his father to learn the Cabinet Makers trade, andafter a few years associated with his father in that business. Theybecame partners in the Columbus Store Fixture Company, at 689 EastTwentieth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, in the manufacturing of barroomfixtures, restaurant equipment, and all other kinds of store roomfixtures.
COLUMBUS DISPATCH, July 1952, BUSINESS AND FINANCE. FIXTURE FIRM TO MOVE
Forced from its present location by the expansion o/ the Ohio StateFairgrounds, the Columbus Store Fixture Company will move from 689 EastTwentieth Avenue to a new building at 1410 East Seventeenth Avenue shoutAugust 1st, the firm announced yesterday.
The new building is being erected by Albert Termeer, member o/ the firmand son o/ its founder. Site was purchased from Ted W. Koons through H.M. Pratt, associated with Robert G. Denmead, realtor at 55 East StateStreet
The firm manufactures custom-made store and restaurant fixtures and hasbeen to business 25 years. Three generations of Termeers are associatedin the firm. George Termeer has bad 50 years experience in the business,his son Albert bas had 28 years, and a grandson Jerry has been with thefirm four years.