He attended schools in Urbana and was a graduate of the School of Pharmacy, Northwestern University in 1898. He was also graduated from the School of Chemistry at Northwestern University in 1899.
He was employed by Hartz and Bahnsen Drug Co. as a chemist in Rock Island for eight years. From 1913 to 1957, when he retired, he traveled for drug firms.
He was a member of UCT Champaign-Urbana Council No. 478.
Some records show as buried in Roselawn Cemetery, which is an independent cemetery adjacent to Mount Hope
He was employed by Hartz and Bahnsen Drug Co. as a chemist in Rock Island for eight years. From 1913 to 1957, when he retired, he traveled for drug firms.
He was a member of UCT Champaign-Urbana Council No. 478.
Some records show as buried in Roselawn Cemetery, which is an independent cemetery adjacent to Mount Hope
He attended schools in Urbana and was a graduate of the School of Pharmacy, Northwestern University in 1898. He was also graduated from the School of Chemistry at Northwestern University in 1899.
He was employed by Hartz and Bahnsen Drug Co. as a chemist in Rock Island for eight years. From 1913 to 1957, when he retired, he traveled for drug firms.
He was a member of UCT Champaign-Urbana Council No. 478.
Some records show as buried in Roselawn Cemetery, which is an independent cemetery adjacent to Mount Hope
He was employed by Hartz and Bahnsen Drug Co. as a chemist in Rock Island for eight years. From 1913 to 1957, when he retired, he traveled for drug firms.
He was a member of UCT Champaign-Urbana Council No. 478.
Some records show as buried in Roselawn Cemetery, which is an independent cemetery adjacent to Mount Hope
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