South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
BIC DRIVE FOR Y
FUND TO START
Campaign to Raise $4,000
in South Bend viii Begin
Sunday in Churches.

The nauon-wide drive for the
s.. " C.. A. war work fund Of $780,
5ot,o60 viii start today South
Bends SHIRE is $4,000. while the
.tate's quota is $1,000 900
Congregation in the various
.hurches throughout the city viii
20 appealed 20 by their pastors. on
he importance and need OF the Y.
81 &. a. work among the soldiers
md sailors Of the United states az
home and overseas, and also among
he troops Of France. italy and
Russia. Representative Of the
Ocal Y. #. g.. A. viii speak at Some
II the churches No solicitation Of
unds viii be made, however. until
Monday. when the 10 business
mems teams start their canvass.
seven Teams Announced.
The organization Of ali the teams
s not as yet complete. though seven
teams are announced. 60 be cap
tanned as follows. Team /. G. Fass-
nacht: team ., DR.. L. +. Moon; team
b. ". A Bugbee: team &, Donald
NcGregor; team ., J. Bruce GafH;
team S. r.. G. Reimold; team Z, Or.
r.. T.. Axtell. The captains Of the
other three teams viii be given out
later
A Hungarian team and a Polish
.eam will be formed to canvass the
residents OF the west part OF the city.
One team OF mothers Of boys who
are already IA the service will be
named later and they will solicit
funds the last three days of the
campaign. Employed women, who
have taken the places made vacant
5y men now serving. will be secured
as a team. The various clubs and
organizations viii be solicited 10y in-
dividua1 members OF teams.
Luncheon or Monday.
Two % the teams have given out
their personnel as follows: Team
40. 1. headed by G.. Fassnacht, will
0e composed Of Or. T.. G.. Freyer-
muth, James Taylor J. A. Hibberd,
George Witwer. George Robertson
Charles Russ. Floyd Deahl. John
VermSnde and Waiter Fassnacht.
Team NO. S. made up OF Kiwanis
mem bers and headed by T. O..
Reimold. will include: s. r. Gal
breath. Guy McNIchael. j.. q. Ian
don. Herman Ries, L. NJ. Hammer
schmidt. l.. Z. Greenan, r.. l.. Sims
j. W. Keller and George Platner.
The first OF the daily MONDAY
iuncheons will be held Monday at
1e:15 O'Clock, at which the result OF
the first canvass Will be made
known. Team captains and workers
VIII assemble az these meetings
each day and new lists for the fol-
lowing days work will be given out.
a large clock. stationed at the
northeast corner Of Michigan st. and
Washington av. will announce TO the
public the progress of the fund.
Davies and Ames to Speak.
The speakers at Mondays lunch
con viii be ". .. Davies. J. -
Ames. r.. Bird and Rev. g. A. Deck
err The two former have been at
duty at Hatuesburg, Miss. Y NJ. c.
a. camp and they viii explain IN
detail the work that is being done.
This will be the first of q series OF
luncheons that are 20 be held
throughout the campaign. The
uncheons will be only for the team
captains and the purpose will be 10
keep these r1en informed OF the
progress OF the work.
Rev. p. L.. Parker OF NIishawaka
md W. o. Davies attended a meet
ing OF the Fulton Co. organization
"a Rochester Friday night and they
.--,,-fe1 4bof fha+ co1ufv is we'll mr.
der way The organization of Mar
shall county, at Plymouth. also re-
ported "a good start. There was
much enthusiasm shown at the
meeting OF the Kosciusko members
Saturday afternoon, according to j.
- Ames.