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The Florists' Review 



Januabt 27, 1921 



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Puttip 



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THE PARANOID COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO 



[Concluileil from piipo lOU.l 



was reorganized Monday, January J7, 

 with the following new officers elect eel 

 and installed: President, Frank 

 Chorooinka; vice-president, Fred Smith ; 

 secretary, J. L. Simpson; treasurer, A. 

 A. Ilinz; trustees, L. F. Tsehunko, Wal- 

 ter Ilinz and James Harrison. The chil) 

 meets on the third Tuesday of each 

 month. At the next meeting Henry 

 Benthien will read a paper on the grow- 

 ing of nursery stock on the Pacific 

 coast. 



Various Notes. 



Sabe Poolman, formerly owner of the 

 Woodland Park Floral Co., has been 

 ai^iiointcd purchasing agent for Pierce 

 county. 



II. A. Kloepper, of the Ilayden-Wat- 

 son Flower Store, reports a splendid 

 business and that it is increasing every 

 month. 



A. G. Seanions, of the Tacoma Whole- 

 sale Floral Co., is sending in the best 

 carnations in the market. 



GLEN COVE, N. Y. 



Seven petitions for uioiiibership wi're 

 received by the Nassau County Horticul- 

 tural Society at the regular meeting held 

 in Pembroke hall, at Clen Cove, Janu- 

 ary IL'. J. I). Arentshorst, of Jersey 

 City, and I'eter Gomison, of Oj'ster Bay, 

 were elected to active membership. The 

 exhibits were of high order and Frank 

 O. Johnson received first for an exhibit 

 of string beans. He also won a ccrtiti- 

 cate of merit for a ])ot of cypripediums. 

 James McCarthy was presented the 

 Stumj)p & Walter Co. cup by President 

 Goonan. He won the award at the mum 

 show. I'eter Smith was also presented 

 with the 11. Tj. Pratt cu|i, which he won 

 at tlie s.'iine sliow with a table d(Vora 

 t ion. 



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 I The KIRKSPRAY SYSTEM 

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The society will hold its annual din 

 tier in ^lay, and the president ap])ointed 

 l']rnest J. Brown, P^rnest Westlake and 

 Thomas Twigg to make the necessary 

 arrangements. James McCarthy and 

 .losepli Adler wvro nauieil to fill the 

 vacancies in the board of directors. It 

 was decided that the tulip show shall 

 also be held in May. 



John F. Johnston gave a short t;ilk 

 •ibout his recent trip to Scotland. 



.Arthur Cook, Cor. Sec "y. 



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711 Til'. Cliistniit St. 

 rniUDKi.i-niA, Pa. 



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