[DOC] [TLE] Hallmark Corporate Information | Hallmark Founder J.C. Hall [PAR] Joyce C. Hall, founder of Hallmark Cards, Inc., overcame poverty and a lack of a 
formal ... Joyce and his two older brothers, Rollie and William, pooled their 
money and ... he wanted to replace "Hall Brothers Company" on the back of 
greeting cards ... Never really retiring, he continued as chairman until his death, 
putting in a... [DOC] [TLE] The Halls of Hallmark: The Nebraska Years - Nebraska State ... [PAR] Jan 21, 2014 ... Keywords: Joyce C Hall, Rollie Hall, William Finch Hall, Norfolk Book Store, ... 
Card Company; Hall brothers' first logo, 1908-1909; interior of the former ... 
advertisement for Christmas letters; early greeting cards published by the Halls 
.... stamp the name of ... of post card dealers who are putting their time. [DOC] [TLE] Joyce C. Hall Founder Hall Brothers - Hallmark - Emotions Greeting ... [PAR] Hall Brothers Christmas Card Joyce C. Hall - Click For Enlargment Easter Card 
by Hallmark ... postcard business had grown large enough that he asked his 
older brothers Rollie ... were losing there appeal and thought that selling higher 
end greeting cards, ... William F. Hall, vice president and treasurer, died in 1971 
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older brothers, Rollie and William, opened a bookstore in ... He and Rollie began 
printing their own cards, producing their first ... his stamp of approval to every 
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Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus - A Quillcards Ecard ... world's first postage 
stamp in 1840, the stage was set for greeting cards to gain mass popularity. .... 
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started around 1910 and was founded by a guy named Joyce C. Hall. ... picture 
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1917, Hall and his brother Rollie invented modern wrapping paper when ... In 
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reflect CIIrrellJ events such as this Christmas card from the early 1930's which 
refers ... Rollie and William began Hall brothers, later renamed Hallmark Cards. 
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Question: Founding brothers Joyce, Rollie & William Hall put their stamp on this greeting card company
Answer: Hallmark