State Druggists To Meet Monday In West Virginia
Important legislative topics and addresses by nationally known speakers will mark the annual convention of the West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association bringing 350 druggists and wives to Clarkeburg June 12 and 19. Topics include handling of medicinal liquors, uniform practices, and grocery drug store competition. W R Crane of Palmont state president will oversee sessions and deliver his remarks.
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West Virginia
Glarkeburg
W. R. Crane
Palrmont
Post Toasties Advertisement in Individual Serving Box
A vintage General Foods promotion touts Post Toasties in single serving packages for hotels, restaurants, and home use. It highlights crisp corn flakes, quick energy, and serving-size freshness with options for milk, sugar, fruit, or berries.
Pharmacists Converge in Clarksburg for 1934 Meeting
Out-of-state speakers include Thomas E. Stane and Dr. Robert Swain of Baltimore, Dr. W. Brune Philip of Washington, and others as Morgantown state secretary J. Lester Hayman reports. The late afternoon veterans luncheon honors 25-year service druggists. Banquet at Maconle Temple features toast master Hayman and speaker Albert Kennedy Rosewell. This marks the first time since 1916 that state pharmacists meet in Clarksburg.
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Washington, D. C
National Association of Retail Druggists
Frank B. Kirby
Abbott Laboratories
Chicago
BR. J. Gomyns
Re Squibb and Lond
New York City
M. F. Bierbaum
Pennsylvania
Waldo Hotel
E. K. Hoge
Wheeling
Ma~gonle Temple
Climanes
Hayman
Morgantown
Albert Kennedy Rosewell
Pittsburgh
Clarksburg
State Exhibit At Fair Is Planned For Chicago
West Virginia prepares to display at the Century of Progress exhibition in Chicago with a five member commission touring the wind city. They will assess space, view other states exhibits, and report to Gov. H. G. Kump. An appropriation of 95000 awaits legislative action. Exhibits planned include coal, chemical products, historical potential, and industry displays. The plan includes transporting a permanent exhibit back to West Virginia after the fall to display at the capitol. Participants include J. B. McLaughlin, A. G. Mathews, Lee J. Sandridge, R. K. McCoy, and Col. W. T. Williamson.
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West Virginia
Chitago
Windy City
Century of Progress Commission
H. G. Kump
Chicago
J. B. McLaughlin
Commission
Capitol
McLaughlin
Chambers of Commerce
A. G. Mathews
Officials Confer With State Leaders Over Civic Matters
Sheriff Alfred Tope of New Cumberland Hancock county and delegates WN Finley of Chester and Patrick Tod orem of Weirton met with state officials yesterday. In Kingston, Guy Temple-Walker paid $35 in police court while his wife was ill and traveling on a railway commitment ticket between Norbiton and London.
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Alfred Tope
New Camberland
Hancock County
WN. Finley
Chester
Patrick Todorem
Weirton
Wor
Norbiton
London
Guy Temple-Walker
Kingston
Mrs Farley Hosts Mission Society Meeting
Mrs Farley entertained members of the Missionary Society of the First Christian church at her Chelynn home Tuesday evening. Officers elected included Mrs RB Murray as president, Mrs Earl Eppling as vice president, and Mrs Alfred Jones as secretary. The next meeting is set for July 4 at Mrs W G Settle’s home. Attendees included Mrs Settle, Mrs A M Myers, Mrs Alfred Jones, Mrs J W Bragg, Mrs William Murray, Mr and Mrs Earl Eppling, Mr and Mrs L B Farley, Mrs R L Murray, Miss Rosemary Parley, Miss Mildred Moon, and Miss Jacqueline Jones.
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FE. Parley
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Chelynn
L. Murray
Earl Eppling
Alfred Jones
W. G. Settle
Settle
A. M. Myers
J. W. Bragg
William Murray
Brrs
L. B. Farley
R. L. Murray
Roamary Parley
Mildred Moon
Jacqueline Jones
World Famous Botanists Tour Northeastern West Virginia
In Morgantown June 7 a group of Pennsylvania and West Virginia scientists including eminent botanists from Penn State College and WVU will study contrasting vegetation across Cheat Bridge and Cranesville Glades, comparing northern and southern flora. The party includes Dr. R. A. Harper and other notable plant scientists, with potential arrival of Dr. J. C. Arthur. West Virginia scholars from Concord State Teachers College and PF universities join for the field study and later collection comparison.
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We Gazette
Morgantown
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
West Virgina
Pennsylvania State College
West Virginia University
Taureday
Cheat Bridge
Randolph County
North Carolina
Cranesville Glades
Preston County
R. A. Harper
Columbia University
American Botanists
Graduate School of
J. B. Hill
J. P. Belly
K. Q. Overholts
H. W. Thureston, Jr
EB. L. Nixon
H. W. Popp
H.A. Wahl
Penn A&tate College
7. C. Arthur
Purdue University
Porto Rico
BE. H. Harper
Northwestern University
Potomac State School
Keyser
Meade Wilcox
Concord
Orton
United States
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Buckhannon
W. F. Hall
Hurst
The
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D. Fromme
Gean
College of Agricuture
P. D. Strausbaugh
E. L. Core
Nellie Ammons
Genevieve
Stule
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Capitol St
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Butterfield
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