Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-09

include physical. educational, social
and religious. Here are few facts
concerning the physical depart
ment:
Physical Department Work
Nine gymnasium classes with
total of $50 sessions served an en-
rollment of 267 men and 212 boys,
the total attendance at these classes
being L ,SS1; SO men and boys play
ed on organized athletic teams; 126
boys contested in international heXa-
thlon indoor events; IL boys were
taught to swim while at camp or at
2. r.. r. "Y" natatorium; over 1000
men, boys and girls served through
extension work in supervised play;
470 individual men and boys at
tended hikes and outings; 20 boys
attended ter.-day summer camp.
The total membership of the Cen
trail Association is: Men, 1,163;
boys, 341; total, 1,504; railroad ~,
men, 743; boys, 149; total, S92. The
finance committee of the Harris
burg association consisting of w.
T. Hildrup, chairman, j. William
Herman and w. P. Starkey, has
made a careful study to determine
the financial needs of the associa-
ton. In their appeal these officers
say.
Each year it is necessary for
every live, up-to-date Y. M. G. A.
to ask for financial support from
it's friends in order that it may pur-
sue a progressive program of work
for men and boys of its community.
Surely so great and good work
will receive the continued confidence
and support of Harrisburg friends.
III. tod ~
based upon minimum needs. In or
der that desired repairs may be
made and some worn out rugs and
furniture replaced, it is hoped that
the fund will be oversubscribed."
The Central Association estimates
that the total amount needed will
be $3.50; for the Railroad "Y," ST.,
$50; total $4,000. All checks
should be made payable to Al K.
Thomas, treasurer.
The following workers reported
| for duty and teams were announced
as follows:
Team No. l. L. F. Neefe, captain;
Charles f. Reeser, John c. Herman,
George n. Barnes. Frank ]. Wallis,
Irwin Robinson and C. C. Merrill,
Team No 8, Frank Davenport, cap
! tain; Herman Tausig, A. j. Smms,
| Samuel Kades, William L. Strouse
and Rabbi Lewis Haas. Team No. 8,
! John F. O'Neile, captain; Otto B. BuX-
baum, V. Grant Forrer. Charles w.
| Boil, Frank C. Foose, Walter e. Diet
rich. Team No. 4, e. j. Stackpole,
| captain; Ehrman B. Mitchell, Albert
| Allen, Henry Gross, George Care,
Mark T. Minor and Harry Messer-
smith. Team No. 5, John s. Musser,
captain; Peter Diener, Ralph Dowdell,
| L and =
fus McCord. Team No. 6, Frank w.
Covert, captain; +. j. Weaver, j. Har-
ris Bell, Mr.. Beckenbridge. Elmer
| Flowers and Mr.. Brisman. Team No
Z, william Hoerner, captain; II. G.
/ Pedlow, j. Il. Gipple. o. p. Beckley,
Dean Hoffman and George G. Carl
Team No. 8, Dwight l.. NJ. Raker. cap
| tain; l.. n. Melius. e. b. Ellis, w. j.
| Miller. George Sheaffer and l.. o.
Phillips.
Team No. ., w. H. German, cap
tain; Frank c. sites, Arthur L. Hail.
C. T. williams and Willard S. Young
Team No. 10, James w. Barker, cap
tain; DIR. Frank Il. Kann, Fred e.
Ridenour Howard NJ. Bird. Wilbur S
| Barker and Charles Rupp. Team No
IL. Robert Cahill, captain; Charles S
| Goodman, Arthur Holman and Boyd
Ogelsby. Team No. II. Dr. II. NJ
| Kirkpatrick. captain; James McCul-
Tough, Frank Roth, Jr.. Ira Kinder
and DIR. NJ. " Hazen Team No. IA
A. G. Murray, captain; II. A. Geiscl
| Harvey Buck, w. NJ. Robinson, G. A
Geisel and F. H. Gregory. Team No
10, A. l.. Holler. captain; II. II. Bow
man. William Book, +. l. Book, Frank
Zug, j. d. Graybill and f.. E. Law
ton.
The Executive Committee includes
the following members:
Edward j. Stackpole. Williap
| Crow, Franklin j. Roth, George w
Reilly, w. Frank Whitman, Walter e.
| Dietrich, Arthur ID. Bacon, Edward II.
| Gross, Croll Keller Samuel j. NJ. Nc
CarreIl, Warwick NJ. Ogelsby, Arthur
H. Bailey. j. George Becht, Ramsey
S. Black, j. william Bowman, Charles
W. Burtnett William NJ. Donaldson,
Edwin s. Herman, William I. Hid
rup, Jr., w. Grant Rauch. William p.
starkey, Alfred X. Thomas. T.. u.
| Wallower. John Fox Weiss.