New Britain herald., 1921-03-14
TWENTY TEAMS ARE TO
 COMB CITY FOR FUNDS
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  Trinity Methodist church, urged the men ohcip tho needy and 10 lend a hand to the organizations which are helping those who need it. Tt is a ease of safe protection said Rev. Dr. Davis. and we must protect those who arc in poverty and perchance disease, as to neglect them would probably mean the sprea ding of sick ness" He complimented tho excel lent work Of tho Visiting Nurse ASso- ciation and felt that it was the duty of each city to care for its needy.
 Rev. J. Leo Sullivan spoke in high esteem of the work of the Boy Scouts and the Boys Club and felt that a great deal of commendation should be extended to the leaders of these organizations and the men in charge With the younger generation grow ing up. proper protection must be granted them and this can properly he done through the channels of these organizations. He also spoke favorably Of the Visiting Nurses work and the various other welfare societies and hoped that New Britain would 20 over the top and over subscribe its quota.
 
 out teams organized. and the chair men: Team No. 1: Corbin Screw corporation, chairman. George F.. Christ. J. J. McGrath. Fl. M. Swanson, c. E. Conant and J. Corr. Team No. 2: Russell & Erwin company. chair man. C. McKenna; Rowland Andrus, l.. Neuman and A Tyson Hancock. Team No. s: Stanley Rule and Level company, chairman. F.. l.. Warren: J. F.. Stone. K. N. Smith, J. B. Miller and c. Fl. Fox. Team No. {. Stanley Works, chairman. R. c. Germond; F. r. King. T. A. Wooster, J. F. Connors and F. c. Conlon. Team No. 5: Ian ders, Frary & Clark, chairman. ". IT. Rattenbury: T. E. Kempton. II. A. Travers. ]. II. Johnson and <. H. Raymond. Team No. 6: Traut and Hine. chairman, F.. Starr: r. II. Ramsden and II. F. Meyen. Team No. :: North &s Judd. chairman. P. VI. Holmes; F. J. Ward. s. Nj. Me- Cutcheon. W. l.. Bell and A. J. Hide brand. Team No. 8: P. and r. Cor bin, chairman: J. B. Comstock, H. M. Brown. NJ. Culver, Charles Quigley and Robert IT. Wilcox. Team No. g: Iron Works and the American George Bean. William Gull vert. Dudley Walker, l.. H. Taylor and A. Cross.
 No. 10: Hart and Cooley. Hart and and The Fafnir Bearing company. chairman, R. C. Twitchell. Sidney Montague. F.. R. Goodwin. Charles Stanley and Charles Merwin; No. II: Small plants, chairman, J. 5. North. Paul K. Rogers. A. B. Por- ter, W. A. Kinne and F.. s. Shjeri- len: No. 12: Real estate and insur- ,nce, chairman, Frank Holmes. IT. ". Hatch, Peter Crona. r.. H. Shields md F.. w. Bennett: No. 13: Plumb ITS. etc. A. A. Mills. r. Y. Rackliffe. Harry Hancock and O. A. Peterson: No. IA: R. l.. Matsin, chairman. D. r. F. Stahl F. Faulkner, md 1T. NJ. Guest: No. 1o: chairman. Y. S. Faulkner. J. w. Marsland. w. ', [. Farley. Leland Pierce and r.. \. l No. Is: chairman. B. | -oomis, Chief William T. Rawlings, 1 md w. E. Ross5crr: No. IT: chair i nan. A. \. Gr""nherG. NJ. D. Saxe. l Harry Milkowiiz. George Levitt !! md Alfred Levitt; No. IS: pr. T. i ,. Reeks, chairman. pr. John F.. Fay !! md pr. George II. Dalton.
 No. 19: Chairman. George Macau- [ ey, c. $. Ramsay. r. IT. Shields. C. ! Y. Upson and August Bergstrom. No. ] 10. Rotary club. Leon A. Spraeue, 1 ohm W. Lockett. F.. J. Porter. Geo. I. Dyson. W. L. Hatch and J. R. An Ircws. No. 21, woman's team: Chair [ nan. Mrs Howard Parsons. Mrs. , larry Bates. Mrs. w. II. Rattenbury, ] Hrs. George T. Kimbail. Mrs. George ! suest and Mrs. William Bacon. !
 The next meeting and luncheon of { he corporation will be held Wednes- 1 lay noon at the samc place. Reports ] m tho progress of the drive will be leard from the various team captains. | [ is hoped that the people of the ity will respond nobly to this drive nd help the workers to go over the CD.