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Francis James O'Toole

from Philadelphia, PA
Age ~68
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Also known as:
Francis J O'Toole, James J O'Toole, Jim O'Toole, Otoole F James
Related to:
Janice O'TooleElizabeth S O'TooleDoug W O'Toole, 36Donna M Galloway, 37Nancy M CifoneMargaret O'Toole, 70Kimberly S Galloway, 68R O O'TooleRobert A CifoneAndrew F O'TooleNancy M O'Toole, 67Jaclyn A O'Toole, 39William A O'Toole, 81Geraldine L Firlein, 58Robert O'Toole, 67
Connected to:
Catherine J O'Toole, 54Christina O'Toole, 53Ciaran O'Toole, 54Corrie A O'Toole, 69Elaine S O'Toole, 63Eric F O'Toole, 57Harold G O'Toole, 65Jessica O'Toole, 39Julie L O'Toole, 56Karen O'Toole, 55

Francis O'Toole Phones & Addresses

  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Springfield, PA
  • Clifton Heights, PA
  • 1016 Belfield Ave, Drexel Hill, PA 19026 (610) 449-2136
  • Havertown, PA
  • Lansdowne, PA
  • Havertown, PA

Work

Company: Adaptable business concepts Mar 2011 Position: Account manager

Education

School / High School: The Art Institute of Philadelphia Jun 2006 Specialities: Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design

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Francis O'toole

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Work:
Adaptable Business Concepts

Mar 2011 to Feb 2012
Account Manager
Numoda Corporation

Sep 2006 to Dec 2009
Lead Designer/Marketing Director
Education:
The Art Institute of Philadelphia
Jun 2006
Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design
University of the Arts
Sep 2001 to Dec 2002
Illustration

Publications

Us Patents

Article Dispensing Apparatus

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US Patent:
39790177, Sep 7, 1976
Filed:
Jun 11, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/586102
Inventors:
Francis Charles O'Toole - Lafayette Hill PA
Charles Philip Comeau - Oreland PA
Assignee:
Captain International Industries, Inc. - Montgomeryville PA
International Classification:
B65G 112
US Classification:
221 7
Abstract:
Article dispensing apparatus for use in a hotel room or the like includes an article support such as a rotatable carousel having a plurality of compartments. Access to any individual compartment is attained by means of a door on the apparatus. A detent means prevents the door from being opened unless the carousel is in a dispensing position. Opening of the door to attain access to an article causes an interlock to latch the carousel in the dispensing position and simultaneously produces a record of the value of an article in the compartment opposite the door when the door was opened.
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