Papers, 1919-1979, 1930-1979.

University of Washington

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Democratic Party (Wash.)

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Magnusen, Warren G.

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Betty Drumheller,

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Drumheller family.

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Powell, Leonard J.

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Bratt family.

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Drumheller Analytical Service (Spokane, Wash.)

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Drumheller, Joseph, 1900-1970

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A member of a pioneer family of the Pacific Northwest, Joseph Drumheller (1900-1970), was a Spokane businessman and politician who also served as a regent of the University of Washington. Born in Spokane, Washington, Drumheller attended public schools in that city and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering (1923) from the University of Washington. In 1924, he founded Drumheller Analytical Laboratories, a chemical manufacturing company in Spokane and married his first wife,...

Sherman, Drexel R.

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