New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
i5O WORKERS ARE ! TO PARTICIPATE
S5O,oOO Club Drive Begins To-
 morrow and Ends December 2

Plans have been completed for th'
 Fifty Thousand Dollar club driv'
 which begins tomorrow morning ant
 ends Saturday. December 2, One ! hundred and eighty workers are tf
 participate In the drive. The organi'
 xation Is made up of three divisions
 red. white and blue, with ten teams
 in each division. The names of the workers follow.
 l Red division. chairman, Russell
 1lnigis. Captain, team l, Gordon Films; David Beloin, Paul Dranes'
 Robert Smith and Seth Booth, Cap
 tain Team 2, William Dorsey; George { Dlinn, D. T. Bacon. James Beech and
 George Blinn. Captain, Team 8, Rob- bert Christ: Wilfred Beloin, Albert
 Bnssett. Lawrence Carlson and Cliff {. ton cowles. Captain, Team 4, Mac | Alaster Schultz: Raymond Gale,
 Richard German, Clayton Grey and
 Clarence Hjerpe. Captain, Team 5.
 l,arl Duncanson; Absoom John. s Theodore Johnson, Frank Jester and
 Donald King Captain, Team G,
 Frank Calannto; John Marsland, Her
 bert Nelson, Damon F. Norton and
 Douglas Norton. Captain, Team q,
 William Christ; Leonard Ohmstaedt,
 Irving Parker Paul Rakowslii and .Durdett Smith. Captain, Team s.
 Howard Eichstaedt; Eben Strong
 Benjamin Slade, Harry Williams and
 John Wiks. Captain, Team 9, John
 Shade; William Watson, Norman Will
 Hams, Michael Patrus and George
 Kimball Captain, Team 10, Everett
 c. Herre: Edward Marsand, Harold
 Middletown, Frank Vibberts and
 Charles Porter.
 White division, chairman, Eugene Brown. Captain, Team l., Everett Anderson; P. Anusbigian, John An
 drews and Edward Avery. Captain, Team 2, Richard Beebe; William Baker, William P. Bacon and Winner Barnes
 Captain, Team ,, John Erickson; Philip Bergstrom, Willard Booth and Leroy Bacon. Captain, Team 1, John purney: Alton Brown, Winton Cat lin. Milton Church and Leonard Carl Son. Captain, Team 5, Harry Martin, dell: George Curtiss, BlEs ". Clark, Theodore Chance and James Coats. Captain, Team 6. Frederick Martin, Mortimer Covert, Raymond Davis, George B. Dennis and Francis Dor sey. Captain, Team z, John Unwin; Clarence Derrick, Charles Dunn, Clay ton Dohrenwe q and Philip Davis. Captain, Team 8, Reed Dreeick; John Dolan, Charles III. Fromer, Alexan- der Galbraith and Thomas Grace. Captain, Team 9, Nels Kleist; Donald House, John Hancock, George Geintz- tn4n and Earle Hic'S. Captain, Team ,o. Clifford Bell; Willis Hall, Melvin Hall, Russell I.allin and Wiliialn huns.
 Blue division chairman, Russell A. Torello, captain; Team 1, John l.. flig- gins; Ebert Brotherton, Harry Rloomhcrg. Holm Dcrnado and Earn est DegaIa. sCaptstin, Team ?, Her bert Litke, Oscar Gustafson, Howard Hornkohl. Pera Joseph and Norman Joyce. Captain, Team 3, Howard Morse, AtteEbH 1I<uh', ! IieNei Luke, Frank sLa74difio aMd;FJulius "Nordgren. GAptain, Team 4, Clifford Clements; John PetcaeEonis, Joreph Poglitsch, Rodman Rich and Mario Respanti' Captain. Team D. John Milford; Ed ward Fo'cy, Joseph Marconi and Vim ceut Sauillacote, Captain, Team 6, Clifford Coleman; Herbert Urban, eSven Agritelley, Aram Bobosian and Clifford e. Coleman, Captain, Team IA Peter Rakowski; Henry Urban, RUE tfotph Swanson, Earl Aldr.ch and aamuel ". Bacon. Captain, Team s, Frank Munson; Peter Pattison' Thomas Ryan, William Ropeit- son and Theodore Vessels. Cap tain, Team g, Steven Stepanek; N Axel F.odcn, Herbert John, Prosper Nimro and Nin,'-nt Squillacote. Cap tain Team 10, Ralph Recano, Edward Urban, Edward Matulis, Raymond Blauvelt and Leonard schmitt.
 Executive committee, general cam paign chairman, Anthony A. Dorbuck' boys work secretary, Young Men's Christian association; secretary, Ed ward Marion. Russell Haigis, Gene Brown, Russell forello, Gordon Por- ter. Everett G. Herre, Everett Ger ander. Austin Vessel, Fred Berg 1uist. Arno Schubert, Howard Stev- ens. Graham Maxine, Cornell smith, Wells Kilbournc. Edward Dehm Pau lleist, Charles Porter, Warren Ha'e Irving Rau. Howard Butler, Kenneth Freeder, Roy Zieg'er, Lawrence l)av- George C. Buckley, Howard linton, Henry Christ, Elmer Weyh- Herbert Scig.e and Thomas Swanson The first meeting of the eworkers will be held tomorrow morning in the ,ovs'. departme mt of the Young Mems Christian association at 11.45 o'clock. John l.. Davis will give an inspiring ak to the canyassers. Jesse B. Clark, ,oys' work secretary of Shanghai. shina, will also address the workers. | is the purpose of this camraign to ecruit members for the foreign cub. of 10000 boys tho country 'ver. The money will be nscd to feep ,oys' work secretaries in 2l foreign niiotr vice of tho wpril |