Finnegan's Pharmacy: Difference between revisions
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'''Other information:''' The Cut-Rate Pharmacy was started by [[Earl H. Finnegan|Earl H. Finnegan]]. [[Charles P. Reis|Charles P. Reis]] succeeded Finnegan in 1933, and [[Howard Hoffman|Howard Hoffman]]'s Terminal Pharmacy in 1951, renamed [[Hoffman Pharmacy|Hoffman Pharmacy]] in 1958. | '''Other information:''' The Cut-Rate Pharmacy was started by [[Earl H. Finnegan|Earl H. Finnegan]]. [[Charles P. Reis|Charles P. Reis]] succeeded Finnegan in 1933, and [[Howard Hoffman|Howard Hoffman]]'s Terminal Pharmacy in 1951, renamed [[Hoffman Pharmacy|Hoffman Pharmacy]] in 1958. | ||
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Revision as of 15:12, 3 January 2026
ice-coated Peerless auto is parked in front of Finnegan's Pharmacy in the Leis Block. 1920s ]]
|'s Pharmacy at 3 Bloomingdale Avenue, 1941 ]] Address: 12 Bloomingdale Avenue
Old Address: 3 Bloomingdale Avenue
Other names: Finnegan's Cut-Rate Pharmacy, Chas. P Reis Pharmacy, Terminal Pharmacy
Other information: The Cut-Rate Pharmacy was started by Earl H. Finnegan. Charles P. Reis succeeded Finnegan in 1933, and Howard Hoffman's Terminal Pharmacy in 1951, renamed Hoffman Pharmacy in 1958.