Charles Homer Larwood

Background

Larwood, Charles Homer was born on November 8, 1895 in Melbourne, Arkansas, United States. Son of Charles Monroe and Sarah McKindrick (Brewer) Larwood.

Education

PhG, Oklahoma University, 1922. Bachelor of Science, Oklahoma University, 1925. Master of Science, Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1929.

Doctor of Philosophy, Michigan State College, 1939.

Career

Instructor in science, Sand Springs (Oklahoma) High School, 1924-1928; professor pharmacy, Ferris Institute, Michigan, 1929-1934; professor, dean pharmacy, U. Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1936-1942; professor, dean pharmacy, U. Toledo, Ohio., from 1946.

Achievements

• Specialized in toxins, bacteriphages. M C.

Politics

The state should not use its authority to promote particular religious beliefs, nor should it require prayer or worship in the public schools. However, the state should leave students free to practice their own religious convictions.

Views

Male and female have common humanity, having equal worth in the eyes of God. The erroneous notion that one gender is superior to another should be rejected.

Membership

With United States Navy, 1917-1919, United States Army, 1942-1945. Member American Pharmaceutical Association, Northwest Ohio Association Pharmaceutical, Ohio Association Pharmaceutical, Kappa Psi, Rho Chi.

Connections

Father:

Charles Monroe Larwood

Mother:

Sarah McKindrick (Brewer) Larwood