Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-06
MEN IN EVERY WALK
FOR GREATER CITY
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from some of the letters:
o. +. Sctmid.-(President .. +.
Schmid Chemical Coz Am glad to see
that Harrisburg is waking up to the
extent of a greater Harrisburg. 1
know of no city having better ad-
vantages Enter two memberships.
]. \. Fitzpatrick. our local manager,
.. f. Schmtd, our president. Any
thing l can do for Harrisburg, call
upon Q. +. Schmid.
Frank b. Wicker
sham x Metzger.) l am in sympathy
with all the Chamber of Commerce is
doing and both myself and my part
ner Will be pleased to cooperate with
You IN any way that will be possible.
II you will kindly indicate how this
can De done l will very greatly ap-
preciate 1t.
Roland c. Wallower.-(William &
Nallower) have a good word for
Harrisburg wherever l go, and am
heartily in favor of doing anything
possible to enhance Harrisburgs de-
Velopment and reputation.
Robinson S Cove are and have
been in sympathy with the ideals of
that organization, realizing as we do
that broad-minded and unselfish CO.
operation along general lines of public
Improvement, etc. would work for the
ually the individual.
simon Observation-Disclosures &
Coz 1 take this opportunity to voice
my hearty approval OF the earnest
efforts put forth by the officers and
the members of the Chamber of Com
interests and for the promotion of the
welfare of the citizens of Harrisburg
ana the community at large.
II. MCGOWAN, NJ. d. Received
your communication. Approve, and
Will encourage the organization on
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PHYSICIANS are capable and willing to
render assistance to better activities.
W. L. Hildrup, Jr. Harrisburg
Pipe q Pipe Bending Coz 1t will
afford us pleasure to cooperate with
the efforts of the Chamber of Com
for an increase of membership and
increased usefulness in the COM
munity.
Wilbur B. Goodyear. - Goodyear's
Pharmacy) 1 hereby pledge myself
to cooperate with you in anything
asked of me and to seriously consider
your plans If presented to me.
u. u. Giace. - Anything we can do
to help forward this movement will
be done for the asking.
Farley Gannett.-( Harrisburg Wa
ter .Laboratories) We are ready to
join the Chamber and to help interest
MEM oers OF our profession. and l am
going to do what I can to assist him
in his work among engineers.
| Is. b. Drum. - Am willing to CO.
operate to fullest extent of my ability
to make the Harrisburg Chamber of
commerce, all that you desire it to be.
W. II. Bachman. Central Mfg.
Coz Judging from your letter 1 be-
lieve you are on the right track and
that you'll make a good engineer. AS
semble good engine (Board of
Trade) and Well have Harrisburg
that we will feel as proud of as the
kipona," good luck and God speed.
If you have anything that l can do.
call again.
j. III. Bell. = (Bell Realty Coz 1
most heartily endorse the undertaking
OF your Chamber of Commerce, and
shall be glad to become a member at
once.
Albert L. Allen. - Estate Work
mems Insurance Fund.- ! can ex-
press myself as heartily in favor of the
extension of the Chamber of Com
merce activities in connection with
the establishment of a bigger. better
and buster body.
NJ. L. Bowman. - (Elliott-Fisher
COP The writer will be very glad to
assist in any manner possible and
would appreciate the opportunity of
connecting himself with the organiza-
ton.
/! Homer Black. (Y. NJ. C. Al I
am in hearty accord with the Cham
Der of Commerce and will do all can
to further the interest, for by so doing
I shall be helping Harrisburg.
Richard c. Bailey. - At present I
have to admit that 1 know very little
regarding the work and scope of the
Chamber of Commerce but am hoping
to be enlightened.
John Q. Adams. - am sorry that
l have not the language to express
myself in the effort put forth by
the Board of Commerce. I think it
is one Of the best efforts put forth for
a long time.
W. H Brown. - Drown & Coz I
am very favorably impressed with new
plans for a better Chamber of Com
merce and expect to help it along
wherever and whenever I can.
HI. ID. Buckwalter. Estate Dept.
! Public Service Commission.) If my
interest in the welfare of the city or
any engineering knowledge which I
may have will be of any use to the
Chamber of Commerce, 1 would GER
tainly like to affiliate myself there
with.
c. Frank Glass. - 1 have to-day
sent in an application for member
ship in the Chamber. 1 trust that the
new activities of the Chamber of
Commerce will be such as to establish
interest and reciprocity among the
businessmen of this community.
L.
Instruction.) I am heartily in SYM
pathy with the work done by your
organization and if there is anything
I can do to assist you in carrying out
any of your plans I shall be glad to
hear from you.
Fl. ID. Delmotte. -~(U. S. Mattress
! Coz We have hesitated in becoming
affiliated in the Chamber of Com
merce for some time. OF late their
activities have been so forcefully
brought to our attention, and with
the idea in view of furthering the best
interests of Harrisburg, we have be-
come members of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Howard G. Dibble. - principal of
Central High SCHOOL,. Please do not
hesitate to call upon me for co-opera-
ton in furthering the ends of munich
pal progress.
w. H. Gardiner. not only an
prove of your idea but would like to
cooperate with you in any way pos
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