Pennsylvania druggist convention to meet in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual convention June 22 to 24 at the Penn-Tacress Hotel in Harrisburg. Over five hundred retail druggists and manufacturers are expected. Speakers include E C Brockmeyer Washington representative for the National Association of Retail Druggists Peay F Vo Arny of Columbia University and Dr Edward Martin health commissioner of the state Lt Gov Edward Burdleman opens Tuesday. Wednesday features Hon d u Divel Prohibition Commissioner. Hershey trip planned with Hershey Chocolate Company visit. Officers include Forevert P Fischelis president, T H Mentsert and G Amator vice presidents, Louis Svilbach secretary, OT Wardneh assistant secretary, F It E aleim treasurer.
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