South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-25
S48 new MEMBERS
ALREADY ENROLLED
IN LOCAL c. OF c.
Second Day in Campaign Nets
III Members and Sub
scriptiOn of $1,000.


A total OF 348 new members en-
relied and subscriptions % approx
mately 10000 pledged 20 the sus-
tanning fund represents the results
OF the first two days efforts OF the
workers in the expansion drive be-
Ing conducted by the South Bend
Chamber Of Commerce
One hundred and seventy-one Of
the new members obtained signed
membership cards Wednesday. this
number practically equaliing the
total Of new members signed up the
first day Of the campaign Wednes-
days subscriptions 70 the working
capital fund totaled S3.96O which
added 20 the $5.675 pledged the first
day makes S9.635 subscribed 10 the
fund in the two days Inasmuch as
each individual membership repre-
sents an annual fee OF S25. the
finances OF the Chamber Of Com
merce have been augmented by
$1S.335 in two days campaigning
Todays program for the drive
calls for the committee members 20
meet as D. ual at the Chamber Of
/ Commerce at $3.50 a. m. and 20 re-
port hack at noon for the daily
luncheon and meeting.
The new members enrolled Wed
nesday include the following:
Artificial Ice Co, J. F. Ball Bets
tie Auto sales Co. Albert r Biren.
Abe Ber1nan. Albert Bernhard.
Charles r Betz. George ". Beyers.
Paul o. Boyer. Otto Boyer, P f.
Bon Durant. W z. Bryan. F. A.
Bryan, Willis A. Bugbee. William II
Burke. NJ. 5. Caldwell. Caledonian
Brass Works. G. b. Calvert, W. H
Carlin. F. r Carson. George a.
Crane. 7. V. Cashier. Chicago Radi-
ator Co. STANDBY A. Clark, Samuel
&c Cohn, Cotp Bros, S. II. Davis,
Davies & Walsh. II. J. Decker, Al
Ditsch. Hugh p. Dunnahoo. r. d.
Duggan. ". W DunkIe. DR. J. II.
Eagan. Economy Departments, ".
II Edwards. ". c. Elliott, John
Ferguson. Franklin-Marmon Co,
Julius Fodor. S. & L. Furniture Co,
r F. Gardner. Arthur L. Gilliom.
Goodlin Auto Equipment Co. Dr.
]. NJ. Gordon, GOss-Geyer Co. ID.
r. Gour. L. 3. Greenan. II. Z. Gross
& Sons. n. NJ Hagedorn. 7. ".
Hamm ond. John Harris. Jacob Hoff-
man. Ralph s. Hollowell o. r.
Hottie. F.. T. Howard The HUFF
Lumber Co. W. l. Hunt. Income
Securities co, Indiana Petroleum
Co. Indiana Savings & Loan Asso-
citation Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
%. O. p 3. Johnson. " S. Kahn,
Kelley. Lederer & Ginz. Rudolph n.
Kuss. Robert ?. Kizer. Alfred ].
Kdingel. Levy Ward Grocery Co.
Charles s. Lindahl. r. r. Long,
Lontz Brothers. Clarence L. Mason.
f J. Merriam. R p McInerny.
Thomas i McGrath w p. Nc
Henry. @. H McMichael F. L.
I Mendez & Co, Manufacturers Tool &
Supply Co. L. = Noore.- T. r. Nor
gan. 7. c. Mason. w F. Nitsche.
Northern Indiana Abstract Co. Oh
/ sen & Ebann. l. J. Dare. n. c.
PauIson. J. L. Pavevs c. A. Perkins.
| william Renfranz. jr., Fred W.
| Reed. Reliance Pharmacy. J. W
/ Rettinger. A Y Richie. Ezra
/ Rhodes. Louis Rose. Samuel NJ
/ Robinson. Q. F. Russ. Dwight Russ
Bert Russell Sanitary Felung &
I Mattress Co. N. J. Seaton. Security
Loan Co. q. b Scandling. w, 3
I Schaefer. c. w. Schmidt r. a
/ Schurle. Howard Schrop. T. W
/ Sherwood. Sticks Card Co. r. s
Smith Edward Smith. south Bend
. Boiler Works. South Bend Flora
/ CO. st. Joseph County Farm Blu
reau. South Bend Foundry co.
South Bend Window Cleaning Co.
South Bend Wholesale Grocery Co.
w n staples. c. b STEELE. s STRAIT
egos. South Bend Wooden Co. J. II
Taylor Taylor Tire shop Peter II
/ Tempoues. Quality Paint shop. r
a Thornton. Troecer Sheet Meta
/ Works. Union Electric Manufacture
ling Co. Union Shoe Store Hal Var
I Aiken. Carl @ Veit. Charles r
/ Vickery. Walters Dry Cleaning Co.
4 Warner Warehouse Co. CO... Ralph
/ NJ Webster. Weiss Bakery, r. F
Wells. Westinghouse Electric
NIanufacturinE CO. George tt
/ Wheelock r. z Wheelock. J f
/ Yocsn
The following subscriptions 10 the
working capital fund We're obtained
. Wednesday:
t Hibbard Printing Co. $50. l.. P
Hardy Go. 500. Jefferson Hotel
$3.50. Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
$3.50. Artificial Ice Co. SIS. Ida VI
Steboins SOS: Busse Baking CO.
1900 Al Ditsch $50. George n
/ Wheelock Co. $50. George Wymar
Co. S25C South Bend wholesale
/ Grocery Co. 500
Rev. Grady Speaker.
Wednesdays noon meeting Of
the campaign workers was held a.
the oliver Hotel in conjunction with
the Rotary club The speaker a
this meeting var Rev Dr Grady. o
Pontiac. Mich. who has held sew
eraI civic Offices including those o'
ccmuissioner and mayor pro tenn
In his talk 70 the locsI workers n.
/ pointed out that Equalization fra
termination and organization ar.
I necessary for the growth and com
plete development Of city Each
citizen mDsS be loyal 20 God. 20 h4
country. "a his state and 20 his city.
he said He must believe implicitly
in the good OF his own town and
as far as possible, every dollar D.,
makes there should De spent there
Organization Is A factor that 4
+ absolutely necessary. You can't z.