Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-14
|STEELTON AND NEARBY TOWNS
SELECT CAPTAINS
FOR FUND TEAMS
Businessmen and Residents
Will Wage Campaign For
Red Cross Money


A meeting of the finance commit
tee of the local Red Cross Society
was held at the home of Quincy Bent
last night and arrangements for rails
ing Steelton's share of the large ma
were made. Captains were appoint
ed and instructed to appoint four
workers on each team.
Reports of each days work will
be made at noon luncheons each day
IN the Red Cross Headquarters in
Harrisburg street. Members of the
local society will have charge of pre-
pairing and serving the lunch. The
first meeting of the captains and
team members will be held Monday
at noon.
The team captains appointed last
night were: DR.. John A. McCurdy,
Prof. L. E. McGinnes, T. ]. Nelly, M.
A. Cumbler, and T. T. - McEntee.
Members of the teams will be an
nounced in a few days.
A member of the committee said
to-day that it would be impossible
for every resident of the borough to
be seen individually for their sub
scription and that headquarters
would be established in downtown
business houses where subscriptions
could be made.
Announcement was made by off,
GERS of the society to-day that the
membership is climbing toward
5000. Several hundred new men,
bers are to be reported in the next
| few days which will make the total
much over 1000.
Mrs. w. H. Nell, chairman Of the
publicity committee Of the local So
ciety, announced the list of new
members to date as follows:
e. Beinhower, R. Branyan, Ollie
Robson, Jacob Hoke, William Oak
um, A. Magnelli, Elmer Frantz,
Thomas w. Still, Earl Mendenhall,
e. Huff, Thomas Lively, Charles
Prince, Lee Handshaw, AL Given, c.
Moore, ]. Kaspary, A. Pease, C. G.
King, c. M. Bowman, Marshal J.
Aungst, David W. Cassel, Phillip
Beider Robert Mcdaniel, Earnest
Greist, Joseph williamson, Venus
Zimmerman, John Miller, Walter
Cannon, Carl Garner, Fred Shepley,
James Dietrich, George NJ. Samsel,
George Loncar, John Fabian, John
Hero, Howard Britton, Joseph Holl-
man, Warren Scharadin, Robert
Henry, Joseph Gluntz. S. Rupich,
Ivan Gustin, John Longenecker, An
thony Pope, Stubljar Mato. Frank
Lebel, Anton Malevic, George Gersic,
1nhn CnrnnUln KTo ntyin I a1.,ie,
A. White, Peter r. Angelo. Charles
E. Danner, Martin Popovich, Charles
A. Ewing, John Mabins. Charles w.
Lauf1e, Nelson Wanbaugh, Clarence
Hempt, Tolbert Brown, Ollie Rob-
ison, Marko Potnriko, Lloyd Harder,
William Harder. Jandre Linta,
Steve Bakic. Simo Bizelic. Mihailo
Vojvodic, Matthew Verance, Chester
Burger.
Acito Dominick, Edgar Kramer,
Paul Faunce, Ed. Meinsler, Frank
Snavely, Howard Plank, Joseph Lon
car, Leo Michael, John Yedar, Joe
Baglama, Percy D. Myers, ]. Clyde
Kiel, Clarence Bear. Michael Keane,
William A. Moore, Howard Williams,
A. J. Beck, William c. Sprowles, Da-
vid Wagner, Andrew Rohacek, Earl
Wall, Elmer Keim, Samuel Mumma,
Andy Pad5en, Peter skara, J. Wesley
uI1lt I<lOgo htullSdyg OINlllt
Beidei. Ralph Wagner, Lawrence
Beck, Paul Shakespeare, Mark En-
tcrline, William Finley, John Grau-
ley Merrill GreenaWalt. Harley New
kirk, Eynon Rowland, Thomas
Reilly, H. A. Schreck. Harry Stock,
Andrew Suhina, John Mhlesich,
Frank Micelli, Melvin Parks! Elmer
Umberger, Jure Vorkupic, William
j. Martin, J. c. Reed. Frank Chubb,
d. N4,-1S, l,aer IT1s,
John ]. Hammaker, Charles II. Ri
der, Richard Morrow, Irwin Baub-
litz, Hristo Serafinoff, J. r. Thomp-
son, Archie Hammaker. Hristo Sera-
finoff No. 2, Charles z. Miner, Sam
uel Barbush, George Luft, John
Shuey, j. G. Pope, j.. S. Gault, II.
Lutz, ]. A. Logan, II. IT. Campbell,
G. F. Bressler, Claude Wagner.
Dorothy Hiney, Z. L. Gault, Mrs.
J. w. Wanbaugh. Mrs. Hannah E.
Irwin, Mrs. Charles Coopedge, Harry
E. link, Mrs. Paul L. Funk, Paul
L. Funk, Rigo Coristo. Une Mravic.
Met Leatonic, Stanko Nomilic, Frank
Desnuf. Anton Sokol, Chris Brown,
Mike Sefenic, Marko Strock, Wasa
Druncusan. Steve Ferencio, Richard
Brown, Anton Todeff, Andjel Anita
nasoff, william M. Look. Benjamin
Manley, w. II. Zerby, Lewis A.
White, Howard Eichelberger, Mrs.
A. P. Stevens, John Ilic. j. e. A.
Fredericks, Mrs. Jacob Erger. Jacob
Erger, H. c. Steigerwalt.
Benefit dance for Red Cross,
$4,000, committee, Miss Jessie Sra
rosky, Miss Hilda Snyder, Miss
Norma Brandt. George Frey and
George Angel handed in S73.57 pro-
ceeds from benefit dance given by
German Quartet Club, Allgemeine
Hilfs Verein, Verhovaj Aid Society,"
SCHOOLS CLOSE
To-day was the last day of school.
Nearly 1900 schoolchildren were
given their vacation. The schools
closed much later this year on ac-
count of the quarantine. Last year
they closed about June 1.
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