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Fischelis at War Memorial
1948
Robert Fischelis and H.A.B. Dunning examine the War Memorial at the American Pharmaceutical Association Headquarters building.
Fischelis Breaks Ground
1960
Dr. Robert Fischelis shovels fresh dirt to break ground for the Ohio Northern University's College of Pharmacy Building.
American Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary
1955
Juanita Fischelis discusses items with the other officers in the American Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary.
Opening of Pasteur Galt Apothecary Shop
October 27, 1950
Pictured are (L to R): Kenneth Chorly (Pres. of Colonial Williamsburg), Dr. Tom D. Rowe (Chair of National Pharmacy Week), and Robert P. Fischelis (Secretary of American Pharmaceutical Association...
Army Medical Corps Anniversary
1957
Army Signal Service Corps cuts cake to honor its 40th birthday. The corps consisted of about 4,100 members of whom 300 to 400 are pharmacists in commissioned officer status. Pictured are, left to r...
Pharmacists or Cowboys?
June 19, 1949
Three prominent pharmacists (L to R), B.R. Mull (Eli Lilly & Co.), Robert Fischelis (American Pharmaceutical Association), and Charles Lanwermeyer (Abbott Laboratory), dress in cowboys clothes duri...
