Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1948 — Page 14
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‘Th rl - i : : “ At French Lick 74 ur BE. Nurse Aid Class Indiana will gath-
Writes New Booklet Yo Start Monday . ler at French Lick July 6 to 8 to
; " : hear nine nationally known speak%°Dr. Arthur E. Focke, chief| The sixth nurse aid traininglers 4n the drug trade among st, Digmond Chain and/class will start Monday at Meth-iwhom will be Dr. Edward C. ElliManufacturing Co., 18 author of odist “Hospital with 35 women ott, former president of Purdue _ & booklet, “Your Career in the enrolled. The response is larger ynjversity. ; al Profession.” than in ahy previous recruitment] yr W. Adkins, past president |]
*. The booklet is bein sen » Ri of the Mississippi Valley Whole- ; ori ; teens hospital personnel director, said.igale Druggist Association andi
dary ‘schools, W.| Alds receive. on-the-job train-
H. Nisenman, national secretary of the, . A Sosisty for , apnounced in Clevelan
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ing with pay for 60 days after hich they are placed in nonprofessional posts’ in hospitals. Mrs. Ruth Bryan Is instructor and Mrs. Ruth Gates, assistant instructor.
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member of the National Federation of Sales Executives, and Dr. Robert P, Fischelis, manager of the American Pharmaceutical o Association, have honor places on Family Safety the program. . 3 Other speakers will be Bert R. Campaign ; Mill, manager of trade relations| You no doubt have read that
and advertising, Elf Lijly & Co.;imore accidents occur in the home Fred R. McWilliams, drug store
adelphia lecturer on pharmacy gives us a cue to an interesting p-actice; Lee Ragsdale, Valparai-/family job on the week-end. so, Ind. lecturer; Dr. Robert l.| At breakfast or lunch, bring up Swain, former president of na-ithe idea that there are lots of tional pharmacy associations and|chances for people to have acciprofessor of pharmaceutical 1aw jents right in the house. Then,
designer; Dr. Paul C. Olsen, Phil.|tia0 i any one other place, This|
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Ct Evelyn J. Conner, Miss Frances J. Wilhite. Shelley Moore Jr., Jos-| ‘e eph W. Moore, Dolphus 'O. Lam. Beech Grove Lions bért, Miss Beverly A. Junken, Name New Officers
Miss Margery A. Cunningham,
Miss Frances Z. Anderson, Miss| The Beech. Grove Lions Club
Lou B. Williams and Miss Esthef today announced
8. Albrecht, all Butler “students, officers, inducted for the 1948-49
and Miss Barbara L. Head, typ-iclub year.
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nis Orchard Lake stock farm in|Accountants to Meet i Newton County. They averaged Members of : the Indianapolis
11208 pounds. , [Chapter of the National ASsocia- » . tion of Cost Accountants who Scientech Club to Meet wii attend the 29th annual in- | Dr. C. W. Efroymson, of the|ternational cost conference in school of business administration New York Sunday through Wedof Butler University, will speak nesday include Oliver R. Altum, lon “The Palestine Problem” at President;;R. W. Cantin, A. O. the meeting of "the Scientech|Harding, S. A. Pressier, B, L. Club at noon Monday at Hotel{Pressler, E. L. Sandberg, R. F.} Antlers, : Toney and C, C. Tingle.
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