Frank Irving Fletcher was born on 5 June 1881 in Yorkshire, England and baptized into the Episcopal Church. He immigrated to the United States of America in about 1902 in response to an advertisement for a job, but when he arrived, the job had long since been taken. He stayed in America, where he started working in advertising in 1911. He went on to become a successful freelance copywriter of advertising for leading specialty retail shops in New York City, New York including Saks & Company (now Saks Fifth Avenue) where he was the Advertising Manager. His autobiography is titled “Lucid Interval: Confessions of a Custodian of the Convictions of Others” (1938). Frank Irving Fletcher passed on at 82 years of age 26 June 1963 in New York City, New York, United States of America.
Frank Irving Fletcher's wife was Jennie Helen Fletcher, who was born in about 1878 in New York.
Frank Irving Fletcher's wife was Jennie Helen Fletcher, who was born in about 1878 in New York.
Frank Irving Fletcher was born on 5 June 1881 in Yorkshire, England and baptized into the Episcopal Church. He immigrated to the United States of America in about 1902 in response to an advertisement for a job, but when he arrived, the job had long since been taken. He stayed in America, where he started working in advertising in 1911. He went on to become a successful freelance copywriter of advertising for leading specialty retail shops in New York City, New York including Saks & Company (now Saks Fifth Avenue) where he was the Advertising Manager. His autobiography is titled “Lucid Interval: Confessions of a Custodian of the Convictions of Others” (1938). Frank Irving Fletcher passed on at 82 years of age 26 June 1963 in New York City, New York, United States of America.
Frank Irving Fletcher's wife was Jennie Helen Fletcher, who was born in about 1878 in New York.
Frank Irving Fletcher's wife was Jennie Helen Fletcher, who was born in about 1878 in New York.
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