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WKW mnERTAIIKG AMDEMBAUfllMi MfTABLlHKMKNT.I.PIro*HaofiniNaJOHN' V. DAMMOND.The Tribune with pleasure informs the people of Philadelphia and vicin* tty of the advent of a new undertaker and embalmer in the person-of Mr. John | V. Dammond, , 1806 Catharine Street, who, upon satisfactory exam* inatlon before the State Board of Undertakers, held at Pittsburgh, Pa.. Junejlmh and 8th, 1920/ has been granted a license to practice undertaking and emblaming In the 8tate of Pennsylvania, j f 'Mr/iteminond is the prodigj^ftf our own Walter W H. Castile and William A. Allmond, having served after his graduation from Eckels School of Embiaming and Sanitary Science his entire apprenticeship under the guidance and leadership of the above mentioned practitioners of the profession, bcft hoi/ whom have served hundreds of residents of our community. X '•Since being granted a license to practice underbaking, Mr. Dammond has been compelled on account of the constant demand for his services to resign his position as clerk in theprlt;D.acttmcicrajmiSOIthlt;chiniiniJ.Withlt;c*ccoioflt;thicaitieCoSOIthlt;vU3itthiP.calmecotmswatomasta
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Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Sep 11, 1920
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