. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. Il 30 gennaio 1919. I fioristi^ Rassegna 23. Mack Bichmond. Il passaggio di Mack Bichmond, Janu- ary 23, è in lutto da molti amici in commercio in ed intorno a Baltimore, Md., dove egli era stato associato al piombo- ing fioristi per molti anni. La morte è stato a causa di una polmonite. Il sig. Eichmond ottenne il suo primo ex- perience nella sua vocazione scelto con William Fowler, presso la Clifton, Md. fu per diciassette anni caposquadra per Halliday Bros., e al momento della sua morte è stato direttore per William P. Coch- ran, Woodbrook a. Egli è stato un membro della Baltimore fioristi' C

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. January 30, 1919. The Florists^ Review 23. Mack Bichmond. The passing of Mack Bichmond, Janu- ary 23, is mourned by many friends in the trade in and around Baltimore, Md., where he had been associated with lead- ing florists for many years. Death was due to pneumonia. Mr. Eichmond obtained his first ex- perience in his chosen vocation with William Fowler, at Clifton, Md. He was for seventeen years foreman for Halliday Bros., and at the time of his death was manager for William P. Coch- ran, at Woodbrook. He was a member of the Baltimore Florists' Club and at the funeral service, which was largely attended, the pallbearers were William Christie, William Lehr, Thomas Steven- son, John Halliday, Robert Halliday and John J. Perry. There were many beau- tiful floral pieces. He is survived by a wife and two daughters. Mr. Bichmond was a member of the S. A. F. and was superintendent of the trades' display when the convention was held in Baltimore in 1911. Tate. Oeorge Schneider. George Schneider, of Dayton, 0., fa- ther of Frank Schneider, died January 22. He was a member of Company I, N. M. H. of D. V. S. C. F. M. Harry P. Myers. The death of Harry P. Myers, of Delphi, Ind., which occurred recently as the result of a relapse after pneumonia, is mourned by many friends. He had been in business at Delphi since the fall of 1910, first as a gardener and later as a florist. After the erection of a modern greenhouse, he became associ- ated in a partnership with Edwin Baum in the florists' business exclusively. Mr. Myers was born in 1887 and mar- ried in 1909 Miss Emma Eicihorn, who survives him, with their four children. Interment took place at Galion, 0., the birthplace of the decedent. He was a man of exemplary character and his family have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement. Charles Fox, Sr. Charles Fox, Sr., died suddenly of heart failure, in a trolley car at Six- teenth and Market streets, Philadelphia, Friday ev

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