Frank M. Raymond Passes. Corry Mourns Noted Citizen
Frank M. Raymond of Corry, longtime industrial and civic figure, dies at an advanced age. He served as vice president of the Raymond Manufacturing Company and was associated with the Associated Springs network. A generous community booster and devoted family man, his loss is felt by workers and friends alike.
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The Chronic Complainer and Sympathetic Psychiatry
The world is full of chronic complainers and the habitual complainer is a biological weakling. Illness or calamity may destroy responsibility. the idle can be helped by work, the exhausted by rest, and diversion eases the harassed. The chronic complainer needs sympathetic psychiatry.
Daily Quiz Test Questions From Classifieds
Seven trivia items cover venomous bites salt water Mercury size the proverb before you tomorrow and Little Magician in Andy Hardy and more. Answers appear on the classified page.
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Frank M. Raymond Dies of Heart Attack
Frank M. Raymond died of a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Mrs. 3. M. Raymond, three daughters Mrs. Lawrence Hammond of Worth East and Mya D Armour Hillstrom and Miss Fort Raymond of this city, one sister Mrs. Gilliard Bits of Corry. Funeral services will be held at the late home on East Smith Street Saturday at 2 PM with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Legion Announces Parade Rally Plans For Nation Week
County Legion officers led by Lloyd Stowe present a Nation Week observance program with short addresses by Dr Merley Amy and VFW commander Lloud Owens of Erie. Moving pictures at Company A summer encampment and retirement of colors followed by the national anthem by the Corty High Band. Public urged to attend to spur patriotism and defense enthusiasm.
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Roosevelt Victory Sparks Democratic Gains in Pennsylvania
The article notes Roosevelt's sweeping victory and Democratic gains in Pennsylvania including re-election of state leaders and the state assembly. It mentions party strength, potential shifts for the party, and reactions from Pennsylvania Democrats while acknowledging broader national implications.
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Capitol rearrangements follow state election in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports a Capitol shift as new lawmakers take seats and the finance building's completion rearranges offices. The House sees space realigned for the appropriations committee and state government commission while chambers and support areas move to new locations.
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Twenty Years Ago from Journal Files November 7 1920
A compact look back at events from twenty years prior with entries drawn from 1920 journal files. The notes capture social happenings and local occurrences typical of the era.
Whit ing Sees Kraft Music Hall Spotlight in North Hollywood
Fred Whiting, bass player with John Scott Trotter’s orchestra, appears on Kraft Music Hall. The Loyal Draftee from Hollywood resides in North Hollywood at 1549 Kyart Avenue with a radio sponsor likely to gain exposure.
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New Paralysis Vaccination Plan Reported by AP
The Associated Press reports a new experimental vaccination approach targeting the brain to prevent infantile paralysis. Dr. Harold K. Paber and team at Stanford University School of Medicine describe testing on monkeys for a potential human immunization, presented to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc
Harold K. Paber
Stanford University School of Medicine
Palo Alto
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