Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-19
COMMITTEE TO
MEET THURSDAY
Will Perfect Plans for War
Savings Stamps Drive
Tomorrow.

An important committee meeting
will be held at the Commercial club
tomorrow afternoon for the purpose
Of perfecting plans and taking care
of all details in connection with the
War Savings Stamp drive which Is to
be nationwide from June "a to %.
The success of the drive depends
who take charge of the work and the
community in general.
Following are those who will be
expected to attend the meeting as an
nounced: .. b.
c. R. Sylvester, NJ. G.. Olson, Ben
Cooperman. p. A. Lee. John Valley.
Bud Abrahamson, A. L.. Olson, E. J.
Sivertson, George Colborn, F. A. Bar
tholomew. M. J. Cotton, U. S. SHELL
baker, Tom Moore, c. E. Ladd. H. e.
Johnson. w. S. Collins. J. A. Dinnie,
Garavin, j. S. Hatcher, Don Nc
Donald. Tom Mccoy, John Nuss. w.
v. O'Connor, Casper Olson, Will
Panovitz. j. H. Ruettell. A. G. Sorlie.
Ed Stinson, w. H. Shulze. J. w. Wiki
erson, w. H. Brown, o. j. Barnes, l..
H. Carter, H. Stanley Dickinson, E.
j.. Densmore, G. l.. Ireland, Eddie
johnson, j. w. Lowe, Frank Schla-
berg. NJ. e. Stricken. Paul B. Griffith,
y. w. N. -. . t-a -
Mr.. MacLean announced yesterday
that the former Red Cross and Lib
erty Loan headquarters have been Sc
cured for the arrying on Of the War
Savings drive. e.n.
P. s. Peterson. chairman of the
committee in charge Of the work in
Grand Forks county presided at a
meeting yesterday afternoon called
for the purpose of making all pre-
Urinary arrangements for the drive
in the county outside Of the city.
Practically all of the chafrmen ap-
pointed to the several. localities in the
county were present at the meeting
which Mr.. Peterson announced was
one of. the most satisfactory and gave
assurance of being equally as success
fully. carried out as the recent Red
Cross drive.
The chief. work accomplished at
the meeting yesterday was the matter
of instructing the committeeman as
regards to the work to be carried or
under their direction in their respec-
tive localities.
Many Of the chairmen have already
appointed the committees who will
assist them in the drive which be.
gins Monday morning and, others will
appoint those whom will assist them
in the work Within the course Of 9
few days. The following named com.
mttteemen were present at yester.
days meeting: C.. H. Crittenden
1nkster; .Chas. English, Niagara; c
3D. McCanna, McCanna; ! Theo
StrAndness. Larimore; A. J.SKnutson
Arvilla; H. s. Hanson, Mekinock; 0
j. Ulvedahl, Emerado; J. E.. Myrah
Emerald; e. w Dennison. Kempton;
Jens Odegard. Northwood; w. w
Erb. Honeyford; w. M. Dickson; Rye
township; Harry Richards, GRAND
Forks township. Others who attend
ed were A. A. Hood, Emerald; David
Kirk, Niagara; G.. A. Hamilton. Elk.
mount township; Carl B. Matteson
Inkster and Ralph Muir, Inkster.
Almost all of the district chairmer
for the county were present, some
were unavoidably detained. Those
who were not present will receive in,
structions on the duties entrusted tt
them in the near future.
w. e. Small chairman of the boy'i
committee announced yesterday tina
a mass meeting will be held in the
main auditorium of the city hall or
Friday evening at which all boys un'
der 10 years will be expected to at,
tend.
NO grown-ups except the commit,
tee on boys who arc: w. e. Small
Paul Grihith. Raw. Father Malloy
Henry o'Keefe. H. B. Frame ant