The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-16
Select Prominent Citizens
Who Will Conduct Cam
paign for S350,OOO.
TO BEGIN ON MONDAY
Campaign Headquarters Open
ed and Plans Are Made for
An Active Drive.

week, have been appointed by the exc
cutive committee and all have been
notified to be in readiness for the OPP
ening gun which will start one of the
greatest campaigns ever conducted in
the city of Kenosha for cause which
is destined to become success even
before the actual drive begins.
w. H. Afford is general chairman
of the drive committee, with r. S.
Kingsley, chairman; E. T. O'Brien,
sales manager; Joseph F.fFunck, treas
urer; and ]. D. Rosenblum secretary.
The executive committee consists Of
R. N. Kimball, George S. Whyte, H.
E. Barden, D. M. Korf, and DR.. G. F.
Adams.
Get Over Hundred Citizens in Line.
The list of the advisory committee
and the actual working committee
contains names of many of Kenosha's
most prominent citizens, and all have
pledged their whole-hearted support to
the work in hand While actual con-
tributions have not yet begun to be
solicited already many, have inquired
where they could send in pledges, and
many of these pledges run into several
figures. Headquarters for the hospital
building fund committee has been
established in the Hotel Dayton and
the central point from which all work
ers will radiate their efforts will be
from that Office.
In the meantime definite plans are
being worked out for the actual drive
which starts on Monday. An attempt
willsbe made to interest every business
man, merchant and professional man,
clerk and Office worker, mechanic and
laborer, in the cause for which the
$35O,000 is being raised. The story of
Kenosha's hospital needs will be
brought ito them; they will be shown
how inadequate the present Kenosha
hospital building is for the present
needs of the city, and how important
it is that this money be raised at
once so that the proper extensions
may be completed before the situation
becomes more serious.
Ready to Begn At Once.
These and many other selling
points" are being pointed out to the
members of the committee selected for
duty IN this city-wide important cam
paign, and in the hands of each of
these has been placed tremendous
responsibility-that of raising funds
to be used in the care for the i'll and
injured.
The full list of the advisory and
working committees is as follows:
c. w. Nash.
C. M. Osborn.
N. Y Werner.
c. S. Judd.
Geo. W. Taylor
Chas. Pope.
M. j. Isermann.
G.. F. LOOMS.
A. H. Lance.
H. L. Bullamore.
E. j. Sullivan.
F. L. Wells.
Rev Geo. R. Cady.
DR.. C. H. Gephart.
w. E. Lindblom.
w. j. Frost.
A. E. Buckmaster.
Thos. Montemurro.
w. J. Threinen.
VIM. Jorndt
A. B. Mccall.
C. c.. Brown.
L. T. Hannahs.
John Bjorn.
G. C. Allen.
Harry Smith.
P. j. Moohan.
Judge ]. c.. Slater.
G. P. Heide.
o. C. Martin.
H. C. Beecher.
D. N. Even.
L. C. Scott.
H. C. Powell.
H. F. DeBerge.
H. A. Bruner.
G. w. Greiner.
C. E. Randall.
Rev. R. j. Smith.
W. w. Vincent.
j. T. Wilson.
c.. B. Voorhis.
Rev. NJ. j. Van zandt.
Conrad Shearer.
Geo. Lindermann.
R. S. Cooper.
R. N. Lee.
J. H. Brine.
H. M Mink
Hans Luthi.
DR.. w. C. Stewart
G. VIM. Anderson.
o. H. Theleen.
C. H. Pfennig.
E. j. Geittmann.
j Josephson.
Fred Raiman
C. H. Ernst.
Lewis Turner, Jr.
l.. Plous
; R. B. Whyte.
John Johnson.
R. D. Granger.
W. H. Block.
Rev. E. 3. Martin.
Rev. W. D. Malone.
Rev. A. j. Nickel.
Rabbi j. Rappaport
A. L. Paradise.
A. Epstein.
L. H. Larson.
E. Thomey.
N. C. Cooper.
H. j. Rafferty,.
E. H. Mccarthy.
j. W. Holub
Richard Francis
C. H. Holderness.
c. NJ. Reed.
John Burns.
]. I. Chester
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