Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-10
SCHOOL BOYS AND
GIRLS TO WORK
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lSOltlIlucu from E1rSI rage.
| the place of the men, You must
study more; you must use all OF
your spare time in constructive work,
clean sport and upholding the ideals
of America manhood. Earn some
money every day. Give it to the
Red Cross, the Y. NJ. c. A. War Work
| Fund, the Library and other Cr-
/ CARNATIONS for war relief"
Railroad Men Help
! Sixty Lancaster boys signed pledg-
| es to earn ten dollars for the fund
! at monster mass meeting last
! night. c. w. Sayers, Lancaster coun-
ty boys campaign director, says that
the county is going to raise its $4,000
apportionment for the boys, with
out any delay. Dinsmore, who comes
here from Lincoln, Nebraska, Ie-
! ceived q telegram from his home
! town this morning, telling him sew
enty-five boys had signed the pledge
| there.
Businessmen of Harrisburg who
are interested in the fund, met at the
! Harrisburg Club yesterday and heard
addresses of division leaders. Plans
were formulated for the raising of
| the big fund for this city.
Members of Fidelity Lodge, No.
GIT, Order OF Railroad Conductors,
and Herculean Lodge, No. 574, Pas
| senger Conductors, and trainmen
running out of Harrisburg contribut-
| ed $40 to the fund at meeting last
night. They aim to reach a total of
! 500 to be given to the fund.
| Mayor ]. William Bowman, city,
chairman, announced the following
teams and captains for the city or
| gahization:
Mayor Bowman to-day announced
the following committees and teams
for the Y. NJ. G. A. and the Y. W.
c. A. War Funds drive:
Citizens Committee-Henry b. Nc
Cormick, William jennings, J. II.
Stine. w. NJ. Donaldson, William II.
Bennethum, ]. II. Troup, c. Fl. Hun
ter, Lew. r. Palmer, George S. Rein
oehl. Andrew S. Patterson, John c..
Motter, Paul Johnston, Henderson
Gilbert, Flavel Wright, c. M. Kalt-
wasser, Spencer Gilbert, Donald Nc
Cormick, ]. II. Wallazz. David Kauf-
man, DR.. John Oenslager, Jr., Mrs.
Olmsted. Mrs. William Jennings,
Mrs. Mercer b. Tate. Miss Anne Nc
Cormick, Mrs. c. E. Covert. Mrs.
Frank Payne. Miss Caroline Weiss.
Y. NJ. C. A. Directors-John AL
ricks. A. d. Bacon, A. II. Bailey, j.
-.
G. Carl, r. 4. Carl, Wilmer Crow, E.
S. Herman, w. T. Hildrup, c. A.
Kunkel. w. F. Paul. w. G. Rauch,
Frank Roth. w. P. Starkey, A. K.
Thomas. E. u. Wallower and a.
Ramsay S. Black.
Mrs. Marlin E. Olmsted Division
Leader No. 1.
Team No. Mrs. Jennings, cap
tain: Mrs. 2. S. Herman, Mrs.
George Whitney, Mrs. Henry Tay-
lor, Mrs. Lewis Haehnlen, Mrs. G.
Jennings. Miss Helen Mcfarland.
Mrs. E. ]. Stackpole.
Team No. Mrs. Payne, 1901
North Front. captain; Mrs. Gather,
Mrs. Ross Hickok. Mrs. H. Bent,
Mrs. r. Meredith, Mrs. John f.
Weiss. Mrs. K. Kaltwasser Mrs. +.
Reilly, Miss Randall, Mrs. w. Ma
guire.
Team No. S-Miss Weiss, captain;
Mrs. George P. Mains, Mrs. II; s
Gross, Mrs. Edward Bailey, Mrs.
George Douglas Ramsay. Miss Mary
Robinson, Mrs. William B. Ham
mond, Miss Fanny Eby. Miss Blanche
Clute, Mrs. ]. Frank Palmer.
Team No. 4--Mrs. Tate, captain;
Mrs. C. Z. Covert, Mrs. Joseph Mach
man. Mrs. D. Kaufman. Mrs. j. c.
Thompson. Mrs. w. II. Shetron. Mrs.
Burtnett, Mrs. j. Ross Swartz, Mrs.
j. l.. Shearer. Jr., Mrs. j.. A. Brandt.
Paul Johnston, division leader
No 2.
Team No. 5-Jos. H. wallozz, cap
tain: Trace Montgomery, Ira e.
Kinder, L. ]. Wells. Joseph Claster,
Jr., ]. C. Arbegast. George Tillotson.
]. II, Messersmith, Edward d. Jen-
nings, George II. Jeffers.
Team No. 6-M. w. Eager, cap
tain; John C. Orr, J. NJ. Lloyd, M. 2.
Jacobson, L. Frank Boas, W. l..
Forty, NJ. B. Tate, H. A. Robinson, 5.
S. Rutherford, w. G. McCorkill.
Team No. &c. H. Kinter, captain;
w. S. Young, E. o. Shaffner, A. u.
Vert, c. S. Coster. ]. H. Patton, E. E.
Lowton, w. Spry Hurlock, ]. II. Sea-
bourn, 7. K. VanDyke.
Team No. so, P. Beckley, cap
tain; c. G. Miller, E. F. Rowe, q. F.
Weaver, John f. Gipple, o. K.
Hines, w. S. Storey, John T. Ohm
stead, Walter S. Schell, b. L. Weaver.
Division Leader No. 3, c. S. Rhei-
Team No. 9-John C. Herman,
captain; George r. Bailey, II. T.
Neale, B. B. Harrington, ]. b. Taft,
John Fox Weiss, Carl w. Davis, Lee
MOSS, II. AbbObNp W. l. %iaNo - -
Team No. 10-Charles e. Pass,
captain; c. j. Gregg, A. L. Patton,
James G. Hatz, Charles e. Booser,
W. E. Jones, John F. O'Neil, A. L.
HolIer, the Rev. A. L. Taxis, John A.
Spencer.
Team No. 11-Gus NJ. steinmetz,
captain; L. L. Ferree, N. S. Longaker,
A. Michener, c. M. Miller, V. Grant
Forrer. Leon Lowengard, Howard 5.
Fry, John S. Musser, c. e. Troutner.
Team No. IA. d. Bacon captain; I;
A. C. Stamm. f. B. Musser, E. N.
Hershey, w. II. German, A. Ramsey
S. Black, C. A. Sheely, Charles w.
Lady, w. M. Robinson, II. Geisel, Jr,
Major L. V. Rausch. II. d. Delmotte.
w. H; Bennethum, Jr., Division
Team No. 13-T. P. Mccullough
captain; T. v. Harvey, L. C. Cowden
Harry Neale. Park Weidler. Fred
Tritle, L. e. Downes. w. 4. Kersh-
ner, Strauford Coe.
Team No. 14--V. Fl. Breckenridge.
captain; John Marshall. d. d. Ham
melbaugh. a: w. Moul, A.. w. .Hol-
man. r. G. Meyer. e. A. Miller. d. L.
NJ. Baker C. II. Barnes, c. A. Weber.
Team No 15.-B. NJ. Ogelsby. cap
tain; Arthur Herr. II. A. Segelbaum,
NJ. Parthemore. A. NJ. Blake, II. A.
Whitman, G. II. Barnes, j. Fl. Hillegas.
A. L. HoiIer. 4. II. Cochran, 3. Wit
man. S: c. Boyer. John f. Kob. $.
Teats, r. s. Hesser. Grant Martz q