South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
Bands, Fireworks and Speakers
For Wilson Clubs Big Picnic

will be expended before the date of
the outing. The display will include
several novel set-pieces, different from
the ordinary run of display fireworks,
many floral bombs and much red
light
1t is probable that special transport
tation facilities will be arranged by
the interurban and steam lines con
Meeting with the surrounding towns,
and little difficulty is anticipated in
handling the crowd.
Name Committees.
At special meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the club Monday
night, the following committees were
announced to have charge of the af-
fair:
Finance committee-Fred w. Mar
tin, chairman; D. NJ. Bechtel, Goshen
Gus Haslanger, Arthur Schellinger,
Joseph E. Neff and Fred Hennoch.
Fireworks committee s a m
Schwartz, chairman; q, S. Harris and
r. ]. Twomey.
Music committee - Robert Elbel.
chairman; Barry Scanlon, Nick Eek
stein, John NieZgodsh, Robert COdd,
Albert Goehring.
Refreshment committee-M. F. Cal
non, chairman; Vern Hardenbrook,
Joseph Voorde, Joseph Luther and
Nelson KiZer.
Speakers committee = r. J. Two
mey. chairman; w. A. McInerny, /.
X. Parks, George Raab and Robert
Proctor of Elkhart.
Entertainment committee - G. a.
Farabaugh, chairman: J. w. McIner-
ny, Bert Klysz, G. r. Trowbridge,
Charles Conrad, Frank Witucki. Har-
vey ROstiser.
lardt. chairman: John Henry Zuver,
Walter Bryan, Charles r. Stevenson.
+. l. Hardy.
Reception committee-R. w. Ack-
erman, chairman; first ward, Jacob
Klingel, Fred Xena, Ed Collmer, w.
d. shrimp. p J. Houlihan, Irving
Goss Ed Rostiser. Charles Prass.
George Zimmerman; second ward.
George KnOblock, Louis Segety.
Ernest Kreuger, Clyde ellis. Ralph
Staples Marion Gorski, Frank Muir
ply Sevar Thompson: third ward,
Fred O'Brien. r. =. McInerny, Joseph
Brink, :. Lahey, Max Cram. George
Sands. J. +. Neff. Fred AIadic, Gus
Raissle Joseph Paddle; fourth ward,
Hugh Tansey. John Rohrer. Andrew
Seifert, William Williams. Andrew
Troeger. Maurice Hoban. John Nee
nan. Gus Stueckle. Chris RusswOrm.
J. 3. Wftwer, DR.. +. J. Lent; fifth
ward. Sid Unger. Harry Engle. George
Kerner. Crawford Staples. Harry AS
lin. Or. II. r. Vitou. Harry Arndt.
Charles Barnes Fred Bickle, William
DeVall: sixth ward. Frank Bilinski.
Frank NiezgOdski, John SmOgOr. Stan
ley Kubiak Victor DeMeester. Frank
Kajzer. Charles Niedbalski. Frank
Nowinski. John Deitz, John Sosin-
ski. Alex. Rakowski; seventh ward.
James Mccullough. Joseph Dugan.
Frank Deitz. John Berfanger. Reuben
Fink. William Klawitter. Gus Gustaf-
son. Frank Coil, Ed Luther, Henry
Meyers.
AIishawaka Committee.
Mishawaka and Penn township. A.
J. Major. Robert PREV. c. Bingham,
|C. Mutschler. Ernest Beebe. Jacob
Meyerhoefer, John Carroll. NJ. l. Pan
cake. John Enger. J. J. BUTLER, Jo-
seph Krillenberger, Joseph Warren.
Frank Lenhard. ID. ]. Campbell, /. j.
Casbon. Fred Rankert George Sen
ger, George Zimmerman. Art Wolfe,
Charles Metzger. Peter Jansen. VIII
liam Kraus A. r. Mcneil. Kenneth
Sutherland. Joseph Ganser, a III. De-
GroOte. Julius Bennett Joel w. Rus
sell. John Bueltnick. y. p Burkhart
Richard Roggeman. Frank J. Bickel,
George Friedman, Otto Munich, Frank
Z. ChristOph James L KennedS
Frank McNabb. Joseph Kleiser. Ber-
nard Hoerstman, Vernon Grafmiller,
John Rabb.
Others appointed from the district
at large TO serve on this reception
comm ittee were DeIbert shrimp, Frank
Isowery. Lew Van Ness. Charles Bates.
Charles Trowbridge. Herbert Inks. T.
y. Crow. Frank Gordon. Ed Hoerst-
man. Frank Managers Abe whitehall
and Charles Conrad. ---,------