Harry Raymond Dies After Short Illness at 58
Harry Raymond 58, noted sportsman and High Point resident, died at his North Main Street home after a brief illness from heart condition and pneumonia. Survived by wife Lena Brash Raymond, parents Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Raymond, daughter Katherine, and granddaughter Fritzie, the Indianapolis-born veteran founded Raymond Veneer Co and Harry Raymond, Inc. He chaired High Point Boxing Commission, served NC Boxing Commission, led NC Wrestling Association, and counted Frank Mencke and Jack Dempsey among friends. Funeral at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Wesley Memorial Church with Rev. W. A. Lambeth and Rev. H. Norwood Bowne officiating.
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Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Pp. B.raymond
Katherine Raymond
Fritzie Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lena Brash
High Point
Hugh Raymond
Raymond Veneer Co
N. C. Boxing Commission
Presi
H. Norwood Bowne
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Amos Kearns
R. B. Terry
Alec Rankin
Karl Phillips
W. T. Powell
F. M. Greenwood
James Smith
T. M. Stanton
Kenneth Denny
Welch Harriss
H. A. Millis
Hiram Armentrout
Robert Walker
Housing Program Group Calls Meeting Friday
The Better Housing program group invites all building and home improvement trades people including contractors painters and supply houses to a Friday meeting at the Elwood Hotel at 4 80 oclock announced secretary F J Sizemore The event aims to discuss the Ketter Housing program.
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Better Housing
Iso
Elwood Hotel
Ketter
F. J. Sizemore
Rotary club charter members named for North Carolina event
The list includes Archie Campbell and Jake Wade among Greensboro and Charlotte participants with A. T. Wishart A. B. Parker Sam Tucker Jerry Bonneau and J Allen Austin Jim Lyon Newt Carroll Morgan Simmons and Taylor Vaughn from Martinsville Virginia. Interment will be in the Creelman Mausoleum at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Greensboro
Archie Campbell
Jake Wade
Charlotte
A. T. Wishart
Parker
Sam Tucker
Jerry Bonneau
New York City
J. Allen Austin
Jim Lyon
Newt Carroll
Morgan Simmons
Taylor Vaughn
Martinsville
High Point Rotary Club
Creelman
Oakwood Cemetery
O E Kearns Showing Improvement After Fall
Oscar B Kearns prominent furniture and hosiery manufacturer showed improved condition today after a fall from his porch roof Monday night at his home He remains a patient at Guilford General hospital and is under care of Dr D A Stanton The physician described his recovery as encouraging.
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Oscar B. Kearns
D. A. Stanton
Kearns
Guilford General Hospital
Stanton
Plane Cabins Quiet Enough for Normal Conversations
Modern transport aircraft cabins are so soundproof that passengers can hold conversations in ordinary tones. Experts note advanced insulation and cabin design limit engine and wind noise to tolerable levels.
City Hears Debated Responsibility for Unemployables
Greensboro area council weighs city burden for unemployables as relief reform looms. City Manager Knox says many listed may be eligible for ERA aid and costs could run about 2600 dollars monthly. A Friday Greensboro Guilford meeting aims to apportion duties while potential complete ER A divorce is discussed. Hood System Bank named official city depository at 5000 dollars.
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City of
M. Knox
Edt Terday
State Bra
Greensboro
Knox
Guilford County
Hood System Bank
Mrs. Fowler Rites Set For High Point Family
Funeral services for Mrs. J. E. Fowler 78 will be held at her daughter Mrs. Monte Culler’s home on Tate Street followed by services at King M. E. church in Stokes County and interment in the family plot. Survivors include five sons, two daughters, a sister and a brother, with 42 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Pallbearers named are grandsons Dallas and Harold Culler, B and W Ray Fowler, Raymond Thomas and Oliver Thomas.
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J. E. Fowler
Monte Culler
Tate Street
Culler
Mr. Hipps
South Main M. E
Co. N. Royal
Green Street
Charles L. Amos Leaves Hospital For Short Outing
Charles L. Amos, noted manufacturer, had been ill for days at Burrus Memorial hospital but today went for a ride in his car. He remains a patient and will stay in hospital for several days more.
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Charles L. Amos
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Army Air Corps Plans Major Cut in Aircraft Purchases
The Army Air Corps will reduce aircraft orders by about 40 percent for the coming fiscal year due to rising prices in the aeronautical field.
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Army Air Corps
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Housing Program Group
O. E. Kearns
Thomas O'Berry
O'Berry
Relief Administration
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Ass'n
W. Clinard
Johnson
Mrs. Fowler
Jacobs Men’s Shop
Jacot
Stylepark & Capson
Coats
Coigman
Jacobs’ Men’s Shop
Cusco
Huanacopampa
Lima
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