South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-15
FAIR CAMPAIGN
TO BE CONTINUED
Stock Selling Efforts Will Be
Carried on Until Tuesday,
Eagles First FraternaI Or
ganization to Subscribe.

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The Fraternal Order OF Eagles .
was announced Thursday 10 be .
the nrst Ofthe secret organiza-
tons to subscribe for shares in .
the 81. Joseph County Fair and .
Amusement association. The order =
gave its subscription for . shares .
OF stock in the association. De
spite the fact that the Eagles are .
preparing 10 build a magnificent
home during the summer which .
viii entail a considerable outlay .
OF money, the Ofncials stated that
they believed the fair association :
proposition demanding such .
civic backing that the order took .
pride in subscribing stock.
.
The end of the first lap in the whirI-
wind campaign Of the proposed St.
Joseph County Fair and Amusement
association ended at noon Thursday
with a total OF S15.92O worth of stock
subscribed. Thursdays report was
the banner one OF the first three days,
it being $9.4SO.
When all reports were in it was
unanimously decided TO continue the
campaign until Tuesday noon. A final
report from all Of the 200 committee
meeting. If IL is found that of the
prospective lists there still remain a
few outside, one final whirl viii be
taken Thursday. This will be done
with automobiles and a committee to
be called a flying squadron"
Thursdays report netted 94S shares
for "a total OF S9,4S0. The total pre-
vious to this was $6,i40. several COM
mittee men reported hat they were
unable TO see all their prospects and
were certain OF getting some large
subscriptions If these men were called
upon. This fact led to the decision to
TO continue the campaign until Tues
day. With the report that there were
a number Of men waiting to be So
Icited for blocks of from $500 to
$1,000, il was predicted that the $780,
600 mark would be reached Tuesday.
All of the committee men are one
in the declaration that the fair is as
sured and only awaits the final reports
on stock subscriptions TO take steps
toward organizing.
The team reports Thursday were as
follows: Dennis, S4.750; Allardt, ST.
24O; McGill, $3.50; DeHaven, $3.50;
Devine, $3.50; Livingston, $3.50; gen.
erai 500.
Here are the names of subscribers
Wednesday:
Max Adler. Norman Adler. Peter G..
Ahrens. Anderson & WEIGH, Avery g
Hull.
d. f. Baer. H. Bagby, Beitners &
Sons, Tom. Beaning, Robert Bey-
rer. G.. u. Bingham, William r. Boil
niger, +. NJ. Boone. Brandon-Durrell
Co., John S. BuczkOwski.
Mike Calnon, 9. L. Zimmerman,
Belle ConneIl. Charles COOnley, Will
c.. Crabill. Archie CrofoOt, s. ]. Crum-
-. T,o,e,aI T0br DeTTaver Fred
L. Dennis, John Devine, Clifford Du-
Comb. y. r. Dunbar, Hugh p. Dunna-
hoo. Leo Eliel pharmacy.
G. A Farabaugh, True Tag Paint
Co, William Frank, Charles Frazier,
Joe Frazier. F. II. Fulton.
Gus II. Grieger.
John b. Hoover, ". A. Hafner, II.
Hammond. Happ & Taggart, Warren
A harlan, +. J. Harrison, A. II. Hart
zog. Mrs. Elizabeth Hecht, Il. Her
tram w. A Hennings. Herr < Herr,
w. III. Holland, Thomas l.. Hickey,
w +. Holman. Charles r. Huff.
Charles r. Jones, Nelson Jones.
Edward Kavanaugh, +. w. Keller,
George a. Kurtz.
c. A. Lancaster, James II. Leach
Sam LeepeT, Noah Lehman. Levy
Bros, S. w. Long, s. 9. Lontz, L A.
Lydick.
William r Martin. J. A. McEndar-
fer. John MERRIAM. Metzger q Good,
Arthur Meyer. Meyer * Son, +. ii.
Miller, Jerry Moore, Edward Mullgan,
Charles Neidle. ID. ID. Nemeth, 5. 5.
Nethers. +. 2. Nicely, Leo Niedbalski.
George Oltsch.
Samuel Parker. ]. Elmer Peak, y.
PohIinowski. g. CT. Powell
Emil Reyer, Otis l.. ROmine, John
r. Rupp, A. NJ. Russell, Russworm
, Bros
S. H Salinger, c. a. Schafer,
Schmidt Cut Stone Co, Charles NJ.
Schueu. Schiller, Klingel < Co, w. b.
Shoffer. Raymond Shawhan, NJ. +.
Shirk. Slick & Slick, X. a Snodgrass,
r. T. Staley, South Bend supply Co,
State Loan Co, Louis j. SteiukohL
Rome c. Stephenson
Q. Taggart, Albert Thomas. Tribune
Printing Co. John TruaX, Roscoe c.
Truax, Ben. r. Tusing, r. J. Twomey.
Harry VAR. f. b. Warner. +. +.
Wells, r A. Wills, Jacob WOolverton.
Harry Yerrick.