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Mark S Semanko

from West Chester, PA
Age ~71
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Also known as:
Margaret Semanko, Maggie Semanko
Phone and address:
456 Gateswood Dr, West Chester, PA 19380
(610) 429-4048
Related to:
Pasquale Agozzino, 60Francis A Demarco, 95Mary C Mervine, 90Karen R Semanko, 65Jill J Merlino, 46Scott E Semanko, 30Doreen Daly, 68Janine D Ghanayem, 52Zachary Catalano, 35Edward A Semanko, 76Phila CatalanoSalvatore A Merlino, 77Anna SemankoPaul D Semanko, 66Marie A Bruno, 78Margaret SemankoPaige M Semanko, 57Joseph P Merlino, 77Peter Mich Semanko, 69Craig Merlino, 48Anthony L CatalanoJohn C Semanko, 64
Connected to:
Edward F Semanko, 73Carrie L Semans, 36Jeffrey S Semans, 50Edwin J Semansky, 75Jadine T Semanske, 45Michael F Semanske, 88Norman J Semanski, 79Christine A Semanson, 77Gerald M Semanson, 77Margaret A Semany, 79

Mark Semanko Phones & Addresses

  • 456 Gateswood Dr, West Chester, PA 19380 (610) 429-4048
  • Paoli, PA
  • Malvern, PA
  • Ardmore, PA
  • Bala Cynwyd, PA
  • Chester, PA
  • Havertown, PA
  • 456 Gateswood Dr, West Chester, PA 19380

Work

Company: Mark semanko designer builder Position: Owner

Education

School / High School: Saint Joseph's University

Skills

Microsoft Office

Industries

Construction

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Location:
West Chester, PA
Industry:
Construction
Work:
Mark Semanko Designer Builder
Owner
Education:
Saint Joseph's University
The Catholic University of America
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Architecture
Skills:
Microsoft Office

Publications

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Method And Apparatus For Tying Balloons And The Like

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US Patent:
45106533, Apr 16, 1985
Filed:
Sep 30, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/431265
Inventors:
Mark Semanko - Bala Cynwyd PA
International Classification:
A44B 2100
A63H 306
US Classification:
24131C
Abstract:
A method for tying balloons and the like, having apertured ends and necks, comprising the steps of: looping the neck of the balloon around a pair of movable jaws resiliently urged toward one another and defining a channel therebetween perpendicular to their plane of movement; moving the end of the balloon over the loop and through the jaws, so as to extend through the channel; and, rolling the loop over the end of the balloon, continuing toward and off the ends of the jaws, whereby the loop resiliently snaps into place, forming a knot in the neck of the balloon. The method may further comprise the step of feeding a string through one of the pair of movable jaws so as to extend through the loop prior to rolling the loop over the end of the jaws, whereby a plurality of balloons can be sequentially and automatically tied on the string. An apparatus for tying balloons and the like, comprising: a pair of movable jaws resiliently urged toward one another, defining a channel perpendicular to their plane of movement; and, a longitudinal bore through one of the jaws perpendicular to, but not intersecting the channel.
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