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More on the Dillon pharmacists By JIM George W. Dillon's obituary (Adair County News, Wednesday, April 15, 1930) made no mention of formal education, stating just he "engaged in the mercantile and drug business for 40 years" at Breeding, KY, prior to moving to Columbia in 1922. When Mr. Dillon bought the Columbia drug store that year, the News referred to him as a registered pharmacist. He possibly gained registration via passing a board examination rather than by formal education, as did many of that era. Rich Dillon's obituary (Adair County News, Wednesday, August 28, 1957) stated he was "educated at Lindsey Wilson Normal School, Beechmont Military Academy, Louisville School of Pharmacy, and the Max Norris School of Pharmacy in Macon, Ga." The obituary made no mention from which pharmacy school he was graduated. Re: Letter: Question about Dillon Pharmacists This story was posted on 2020-01-02 05:53:07
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January 1920: A New Decade Dawns in Adair Co. Columbia's construction boom, 1922-1923 Early occupants of the Fred Hill building, 1922-1926 Some history of the Hill Building Automobile license plates 85 years ago Single-year snapshot of Adair County schools, 1944 Eighty years ago: 2 Thanksgivings, and death of a grandson of The Shire History by JIM: about the Town Knocker A question for the ages November 1934 -- Homecoming, the President's visit, and news from the county View even more articles in topic Jim: History |
 
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