Advertising Agency Leader Wilfred W. Fry Dies at 61
Wilfred W. Fry, 61, president of N. W. Ayer & Son Inc. of Philadelphia, and director of multiple major firms, died July 27 in Jefferson Hospital after an extended illness. Fry, born August 14, 1875, led the firm from 1923 and held senior roles in banking, insurance, and education while serving as a prominent Y.M.C.A. and civic figure. He was a trustee at Colgate University and Brown, chaired various committees, and led the Camden Y.M.C.A. two decades. His homes were in Camden New Jersey and Meredith New York.
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Wilfred W. Fry
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Mount Vision
New York
Walter Fry
Eleanor A. Fry
Fry
Otsego
Delaware Counties
Mount Hermon
Massachusetts
Atlantic City
Meridale Farms
Meredith
Delaware County
Jersey
America
First National Bank of
Great American Insurance Company
American Alliance Insurance Company
Great American Indemnity Company
Rochester American Insurance Company
County Fire Insurance Company of
Camden and Suburban Railway Company
Camden Horse Rairoad Company
West Jersey Traction Company
Camden Y. M. G. A
Ile
North Baptist Church
Camden
New Jersey
Religious Press Association of
International Committee of Young Men’s Christian Associations
United States
Canada
Colgate University
Brown University
Crozer Theological Seminary
Franklin Institute of Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College and Hospital
Alba B. Johnson
Northfield Schools
East Northfield
Mount Hermon School
Northfield Seminary
Pilgrims Society
Society of the Genesee
American Jersey Cattle Club
Art Club
Midday Club
Union League
Downtown Association
Park Avenue Club
Cooperstown
N. Y
American Guild of Organists
Musical Art Society of
Ilis
Penn Street
Meridith
Texas Workmen's Compensation Amendment Proposed by Legislature
A joint resolution proposes adding Section 59 to Article 3 of the Texas Constitution to authorize the Legislature to provide Workmen's Compensation Insurance for state employees and pay premiums, while ensuring the state is never required to purchase insurance for any employee. The amendment would be submitted to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1936.
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Texas
State of
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