Background
Wallman, Charles James was born on February 19, 1924 in Kiel, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Charles A. and Mary Ann (Loftus) Wallman.
(Copyright date 1985, 1st edition, 2nd printing. Illustrat...)
Copyright date 1985, 1st edition, 2nd printing. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs. Red cover over boards with gold lettering on the spine. No tears, bent pages, a presentation note signed by the author on the inside flyleaf. Dust jacket no bent flaps, light where along the edges, small crease and small tear to the head of the spine. Light sunning to the spine, dust jacket is now in a clear protective cover. Also a coping the book will be a letter with the Charles J. Wallman letterhead and signed by him to a dear friend Woody. Mr. Brandt and his imaginative mind conceived a coin paying machine that became known as the Brandt, automatic cashier. Edward J Brandt was granted a total of 79 United States patents, as well as a significant number in foreign countries. This book tells his story. Text and illustrations are bright and clean, binding is secure, a solid book.
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Wallman, Charles James was born on February 19, 1924 in Kiel, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Charles A. and Mary Ann (Loftus) Wallman.
Student, Marquette University, 1943. Student, Texas College Mines, 1944. Bachelor of Business Administration, University Wisconsin, 1949.
Sales promotion manager Brandt, Inc., Watertown, Wisconsin, 1949-1965, vice president, 1960-1970, executive vice president, 1970-1980, vice president corporation development, 1980-1983. Guest speaker department German, University Wisconsin, Madison, 1987, Watertown High School, 1986-2001. Former director, former secretary The Friends of the Max Kade Institute for German American studies University Wisconsin, Madison.
(Copyright date 1985, 1st edition, 2nd printing. Illustrat...)
Founding board member St. Bernard's Parish Board, 1964-1971. Former member executive board Potawatomi council Boy Scouts American, also former vice president council. Former board directors, former president Earl and Eugenia Quirk Foundation, Inc.
Trustee, member Joe Davies Scholarship Foundation. Writer history Watertown Country Club 75th Anniversary Program, 1997. Former board directors, former member executive committee Watertown Memorial Hospital, now director emeritus.
Served with armored infantry Army of the United States, 1943-1945. European Theatre of Operations. Member American Legion (life), East Central Golf Association (past president), Wisconsin Alumni Association (local president 1950-1952, 89-91, board directors national organization 1989-1991), 12th Armored Division Association (life), Watertown History Society (life.
Past board directors), American Ex-Prisoners of War Inc. (life), Watertown Country Club (past director), Rotary (past president, former board directors, Paul Harris fellow), Elks (life. Past officer), Phi Delta Theta (member Golden Legion).
Married Charline Marie Moore, June 14, 1952. Children: Stephen, Jeffrey, Susan, Patricia, Andrew.