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Coast Box Manufacturers to Meet at San Francisco Abram Douglas Tennant
December 7 and 8
_ The_first (I928-L9D) tri-annual meeting of the pacific Coast Division of the National Association-bf Wooden Box Manufacturers will be held at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, December 7 and 8. Invitation to attend this meetins is extended to all wooden box manufacturers and others in-terested in the welfare of the industry on the Pacific Coast.
This will be a "round-table" meeting similar to previous meetings held by this association.
Abram Douglas Tennant, father of John D. Tennant, vice-president and general manager of the Long-Bell Lumber Co., died at his son's home in Longview, 'Wash., recently at the age of 90.
Mr. Tennant was born in Scotland, and settled in Lonaconing, $-d. in 1869, moving from there to Pittsburg, Kansas, in 1884, and from there to Longview a few years ago.
He is survived pf {ive sons, John D. and Harry of Long- view, and Abe, Andrew-and Alexander, all of Pittsburg; an{ a_ daughter, Mrs. Henry R. Sweet, of Los Angeles, and also six grandchildren.
