New Britain herald., 1926-03-20
FACTORY TEAMS IN !!
 DRIVE FOR FUNDS.
Industrial Workers for Com,
 munity Campaign Named

Factory teams and their captains who will look after the factory por- ton of the annual drive for funds for the United Community corpora ton which starts Monday were an- nounced this morning by Russell C. Germond, chairman of publicity.
 The drive will start with a lunch con at noon Monday, when the workers will be the guests of the Exchange club, Rev. Walter J. Lyddy will be the speaker. The amount sought Is sG6,5Ss. The or- ganizations included in the drive this year are as follows: Boy scouts. Girl scouts. Boys club, Tuberculosis Relief society, Day nursery, Junior Achievement Salvation Army, Well fare association. Visiting Nurse as- sociaton and the Fresh Air camp.
 The factory organization Is as fol- lows:
 Landers, Frary & Clark--s. H. Raymond. captain; J. II. Johnsol J. Hubert, George D9More, N. J. Miller, Mrs. Young.
 Russell X Erwin--R. Gold. cap tain; J. Dixon, A. Burke, Otto Miller.
 r. X r. Corhin--F. c. Hausmann. captain; M. C, Allen, w. s. Trask. (. II. Bruemmer, +. II, Wilcox, H. C. Jackson, George Kron. C. C. Granquist, George T. Post, Mrs z. Culver, Mrs. NJ. Nodene, Miss s. Burr, Miss F. Anderson, Miss F. Conrad.
 Corbin screwAE, Kisselbrack, captain; James F, Corr. John II, Jackson, James r. Baldwin, Jules Rebilard. Algot E. Johnson.
 North & Judd: W. L. Bell. cap tain; T. Coyle. F. E. Morse. F. r. Demerest. r. J. Ward. S. r. Foley, Emil Kraus, Walter Kenney.
 Stanley Rule & Level: A. W. Rit- fer. captain; Josephine Durham. Mrs, Alice Carswell, Miss Grace Claffcy, Miss Lillian Wetzel. Fred Rittner Arthur Hayes. Arthur Campbell, William Henry. James Murphy William Emerson, Herbert Sautcr, Philip Diehl.
 Corbin Cabinet Lock; George T. Bean. captain; w. N. McKirdy. Frank Woods, Frank Dugan, E, H. Carroll.
 Fafnir Bearing Co. Charles r. Stanley, captain; James Havlick. David Beloin Frank Walker, How lrd Pascoe, Patrick Gaffney. Peter rofrancesco. Barney Mason. Clar- ance Rosensweig, Ernest Wheeler. Betz. Carl Hewitt, Charles Hellyar, Kirk Kyle, Gordon Ely. A, Comstock.
 Hart X Cooley and Hart t& Hutch nson, Stanley Hart, captain; Har-, old Dykens. John Cauneld. Carl Borg. Everett Herre.
 New Britain Machine--N. c. Av- cry. captain; Doris Wolf. Marie Ol- son, Lena Nappi, Helen Saluk, Jos eph Devokaitis, Earle Lester. Fran cis Corbett. Wallace Kelsey. Louis Olmsted.
 Stanley Works-George Rawlings, captain; Walter c. Milkcy. Fred O. Fuller. William Cowles, John A. Pel- letter, John Luebeck. John Pagan. Alonso c. Bull. Frank J. McConn. James J. Toomey. Ernest J. Miller ok, Julius F. Anderson.
 Among the list of other concerns, he following will have charge: skinner Chuck and Rogers Sash and Door Co.,, Thomas Timbrell; Parker shirt Co.,, F. o. Shjerden: Beaton &s 'adwell, Anna Lindwuist: Taplin Mfg. Co.,, New Britain Tool Go. and '. Baum. H. X. Lienhard; Buol Ma ,hine O.. Elmer Gracsser; Ameri- ,an Hosiery, II. E. Stark and Mill fred Anderson; Goss X DeLeeuw, Florence Nelson; Berlin Construc- ion Co.,, Charles F. Chase: C. J. White, A. B Porter; Humphrey Mfg. 'o.. F. N. Humphrey; Vulcan Iron Works. William A. Calvert and iwondolyn Jackson; Malleable Iron Works, Stanley Hellberg; Union Co. Eric Holmes and stanley Hunt: Schroedel Knitting 'o.. II. o. w. Knitting Co.,. B. Jahn; Kinney foundry and P. J. FlaNnery 'o., Stanley Hunt.
 Proclamation by Mayor Paonessa .oday issued the following proclama- ton:
 New Britain is on the threshold Of another opportunity to demon- strate its generosity and willingness 10 succor a worthy cause.-the 1928 of the New Britain United Community Corporation which be- gins Monday, March % and closes Monday. March 2s. The various organizations benefited by this cam paign are as follows: Visiting Nurse. Boys Club. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Relief, Junior Achieve ment Day Nursery, Welfare Organ lzation, Salvation Army and Fresh Air Camp. I need not dwell on these or go into an extensive explanations as we are Rll familiar with their work. In the years following 1919 when the United Campaign was in- lugurated. the good work rendered possible by the money obtained in these campaigns has been i'm 
 Always In the past when inhabi- taits Of this city have been called upon to aid any worthy cause, they have never failed 10 respond nobly, and I have every reason to believe that this time will be no exception.
 Tn endorsing this campaign, I cannot impress too greatly upon the minds of our people the necessity Of ! generous and whole-hcarted re- sponse.
 "A. NJ. pAONESSA,
 Mayor"