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Glenn C. Wilhide Baltimore County, MD This patent number was seen on a Black & Decker No. 8-CD Scrugun, along with patent number 1,574,020 , which covers the cord strain relief.
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The Black & Decker Manufacturing Company was established in...
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Wood working: Radial arm saws from 8" to 16"; bandsaws;...
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Insert Date: Image Title: 07/26/2014: 1920 text ad - All...
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–– For many decades the director of design was Glenn Calvin Wilhide, a friend of Walter Gropius and other industrial designers of the day. Wilhide filed many US patents for Black & Decker. 1917 – The first factory was opened in Towson, Maryland. 1919 – Company reaches $1,000,000 in sales.
Glenn Castle Wilhide, Jr., was counted as one of the latter, though he had not grown up on Army posts. His father, Glenn Castle, Sr. ’22, had left the Army after two years and married Margaret Hagedorn of Portland, OR. Their first son, Glenn, was born 21 Mar 1926, in Baltimore.
Glenn Wilhide. An outstanding athlete while a cadet at the United States Military Academy, Glenn Wilhide was one of only three men in the history of the “Point” to captain both the football and baseball teams in the same year. His prowess will long be remembered by cadets and middies alike.
Glenn Wilhide was a co-founder of the independent production company called ZED Ltd in 1985 and, with Sophie Balhetchet, produced documentaries, talk shows, and dramas.
Apr 11, 2024 · Lee & Associates is handling the leasing for Riverside, a mixed-use project in Baltimore’s Federal Hill. The redevelopment of the historic Heinze Riverside Abattoir, led by Urban Pastoral and The Wilhide Family, will cost $12 million and benefit from Historic Tax Credits.
DAVID C. WILHIDE, Walkersville, died at the Frederick City Hospital Saturday night, after an illness of gallstones, aged 65 years, 1 month and 4 days. Besides his wife, he is survived by his aged mother; three sons, Claude and Walter, Baltimore; and Lt. Glenn Wilhide, USA; and the following brothers and sisters:...
