Lenz Mill Company lists on the Vellmar Exchange as EAT.

Lenz Mill Company lists on the Vellmar Exchange as EAT. The entry rests on the report in the Herald of the day, which the Encyclopedia cites; it has no other source.^[1]

Those concerned

• The Vellmar Exchange (venue)
• Lenz Mill Company (subject)

Place

Vellmar (city), The Capital District.

Grand Chancellor at the time: Edvard Ort. The Grand Chancellor of the day is given for reference; the Chancellery's roll fixes the dates.

Background

• 5 December 1954: Kesselhöh Iron Company lists on the Vellmar Exchange as BVB.
• 2 December 1954: Vellmar Mutual lists on the Vellmar Exchange as GNJ.
• 14 November 1954: Brenn Foods lists on the Vellmar Exchange as ZKK.
• 4 November 1954: Oberbach Gas & Light lists on the Vellmar Exchange as OBT.
• 14 August 1954: Weinau Dairy lists on the Vellmar Exchange as NZZ.

The same year at Vellmar

• 7 December 1954: Lukas Fenn wins the Vellmar Screen Prize for Eleven Characters.
• 16 December 1954: Norrbruck Stores lists on the Vellmar Exchange as ATM.
• 16 December 1954: The first television set in Vellmar is demonstrated in the window of a shop in Low Walk. A crowd gathers for the front-line report.
• 5 December 1954: Kesselhöh Iron Company lists on the Vellmar Exchange as BVB.
• 5 December 1954: Stefan Hauk wins the Varrant Prize for Literature for What the Fog Keeps.
• 2 December 1954: Vellmar Mutual lists on the Vellmar Exchange as GNJ.
• 22 November 1954: Marschau Garrison win the Pfahl League, their 45th title, with 17 wins from 20. Jonas Moor of Marschau Garrison is top scorer with 33 stakes.
• 14 November 1954: Brenn Foods lists on the Vellmar Exchange as ZKK.

Aftermath

• 16 December 1954: Norrbruck Stores lists on the Vellmar Exchange as ATM.
• 14 January 1955: Moor Import lists on the Vellmar Exchange as JRU.
• 15 January 1955: Licensed Calendars of Kesselhöh lists on the Vellmar Exchange as SVP.
• 25 January 1955: Kessel Stores lists on the Vellmar Exchange as ZHG.
• 25 February 1955: Sudmark Assurance lists on the Vellmar Exchange as VRV.
• 1 March 1955: Licensed Calendars of Kesselhöh lists on the Vellmar Exchange as NPJ.
• 19 March 1955: Seinek Almanacs (Licensed) lists on the Vellmar Exchange as SED.
• 23 May 1955: Licensed Calendars of Sudmark lists on the Vellmar Exchange as BCH.

References