Building demolished was steeped in tradition
From The Hearts and Hands of Healthcare cookbook. “It was in June 1938 that pharmacist J.E. (Ed) Paul and his son Vern who was ten at the time, arrived in Preeceville. Preeceville was just beginning a period of post-depression prosperity and the so-called boom. Ed bought the drugstore business that had belonged to Hilding Carlson. It was located in a building rented from George Baal who was the pharmacist at Preeceville from 1915 to 1925. This building was located approximately between the building that housed the TD Bank and the lot that is currently known as the Centennial Park. “Two ...
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