South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
WORKERS BELIEVE
FEDERATION DRIVE
WILL REACH GOAL
Campaign Will Officially End
at Noon Today-Reports
May Be Late.

With the pledges received by the
KiWanians who were at the phones
last night and those which the wom-
en- will receive this morning. the
drive for $4,000 by the South Bend
Federation Of Social Service is ex-
pected TO go over the top.
Last night the amount had gone
over the 5000 mark and several
donors made additional gifts TO the
fund. J. s. MCGOWAN. principal Of
the South Bend High school, report
ed that az least $1,000 had been
raised among the teachers OF the
city schools. This sum will be turned
over 10 the drive workers today.
Reports May Be Late.
The drive officially ends at noon
today but workers say that il will
probably be the middle OF next week
before all reports are turned in. II
Is likely. too. that part OF the terri
tory win be reworked, in an effort
10 check up on the few who have
not, as yet, contributed
At the close Of the fourth day Of
the six day drive for funds. which Is
being carried on by the South Bend
Federation OF Social Service for the
Is organizations which comprise it,
$S1,S91.9O Of the Sis. 600 necessary
for the coming year, had been
pledged.
Of the $500 which was raised by
telephone solicitation Thursday, the
Rotary club is responsible for 81
500, according to a statement by r
o. Morgan, directing the male work
ers in the drive. More money was
raised over the telephone Thursday
night than any other night since the
drive started The Rotarians manned
the phones Monday night as well as
Thursday night and when the XII
wants club could not put men In
( front Of all the telephones at tho
Chamber OF Commerce on Wednes-
day night the Rotary club filled in
with 10 members.
Women Workers.
Altogether. s2O.O39 was raised
Thursday. The women who used the
telephones Friday are Mrs. Hugh
DunnahoO. Mrs. John Hunter. Mrs
! Frank Bolton, Mrs. John Gehring
Mrs. Charles Stricken. Mrs. James
Wilson. Mrs. w. Bleuler, Mrs Harry
Moore. Mrs. Lucian Snyder, Mrs.
Charles Rachel, Mrs. J. Jackson,
Mrs. William Happ. Miss Mary
Louise Snyder, Mrs. w. II. Baker,
Mrs. Charles Siekman, Mrs Fred La
Pierre, Miss Genevieve Shidler Mrs.
Theodore Koehler. Mrs. Sarah Lyon.
Mrs. Shepard Crumpacker. Mrs J.
Fred Bingham. Mrs. II. Clifton
Kinds, A-s. ". r. Campbell Mrs.
Sue Perkins. Mrs. Fred Woodward,
Mrs. Donald Allen. Mrs Frank
Slower. Miss Gertrude Greenblatt,
Mrs. T. ]. Swantz. Mrs. Z. E. Burner,
Miss Gertrude Burner. These wo-
Mrs. Victor Jones and Mrs. l..
HARDWOOD
These women will work Saturday
morning: Miss Hilda Hangar. Miss
Marion Millhouse. Mrs G.. NJ. Stude-
baker Mrs. c. S. Rosenbury, Mrs.
John Rush, Mrs. Howard Wolverton,
Mrs. Miles O'Brien. Mrs f. s. Boone,
Mrs. WILDER Warner, Miss Catherine
Coonley. Mrs. j. B. Ragin, Mrs Lem
Dare. Mrs. +. B. Warner. Miss Mary
Hyde. Mrs Gates Harpel. Miss Ruth
MOredock. Miss Genevieve Shidler.
Miss Helene WeStvelt, Mrs. F. c.
RoEn, Miss Annabelle Lippincott.
Miss Katherine BOstwick. Mrs.
George Beitner and Mrs. Charles
Narier. They are under the leader
ship Of Miss Sarah Lippincott and
Mrs. z. r. Austin Mrs. +. Z. Dill,
who has charge Of all the women
workers. is assisted by Mrs. r. C.
Shanklin and Mrs E r. Austin.