The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-06
CHEST DRIVE
SOLICITORS
ARE CHOSEN
Campaigners to Meet Wednes.
day Observation-Disclosures
Starts Thursday

Members OF teams that will con-
duet tho drive for funds for the
Bismarck Community Chest will
hold their final meeting before the
campaign is launched at 8 p. m.
Wednesday ut the Association OF
Commerce when final instructions,
pledge cards and other chest litera-
ture will be handed Ont.'
Nine o'clock Thursday morning is
the zero hour for. the drive.
At that time more than 100 work
ers will begin the twO-day CAM
pafgn that is expected to raise suf-
ficient money for the proper con-
duct of the welfare groups associ-
ated with the chest during the en-
suing year.
The quota that has been set will
be announced Wednesday when a
final checkup of the budgets OF the
different charities has been COM
pleted, according to Henry j.
Duemeland, general chairman.
Seven Groups to Help
Seven distinct groups have pledged
their aid in the furnishing Of teams
for staging OF the drive. They are
the Lions, kiWanis, Rotary, Ameri-
can Legion, Business and Profess
sional Women's club, Woman's Com
munity Council and group Of vol
unteer workers.
Teams from the service clubs and
American Legion will solicit the
business districts, the members OF
the Business and Professional wom-
EMS club will have charge OF the
business and professional women
while the Woman's Community
!. Council will conduct the residential
F70istrict canvass.
I Members OF the campaign commit
tee In active charge of the drive are
Fl. J. Duemeland, general chairman:
A. r. Brink, Mrs. F.. J.. COnklin, G.
L. Spear and Carl Nelson.
Members OF the budget commit
lee that supervises the setting OF
the quota, auditing Of the Chest and
dispensing of funds. is composed OF
]. L. Bell, chairman: Miss Henrietta
Beach. l.. X. Thompson. J. G. Tay-
Tor, r. w. Lumry. s. G. Severtson
and c. Il. Simpson.
Chest Directors
Members Of the board OF directors
OF the Chest are A. NJ. Christianson,
chairman: A. NJ. Brandes, w. F.
Harris, w. F. Jones, J. p. Jackson,
Mrs. F. A. Lair, Alex Rosen, Father
Stag, o. A. Olson, Mrs. c. A.
Schroegge, Mrs. F. l.. Conklin, Mrs.
w. G. .Worner, s. O. LeBarron, F. +.
McCurdy, Spencer Boise, w. l..
Nuessle, r. p. Logan and II. +.
Goddard.
From the Rotary club, the follow
ing men will serve on teams-B. o.
Ward. Hal Dobler, J. C. Taylor,
Henry Murphy, J. p. Jackson, Dale
Simon, DR.. Harry Brandes. Frank
Murphy, Theodore Quanrud, John
Hoffman, Myron Atkinson. George
Bird, Carl Nelson, B. K. Skeels, Roy
Bonham. Fred Copclin. John Peter
son, L. H. Richmond, l.. X. Thomp-
son and N. q. Churchill.
Members Of the Lions club teams
are E. o. Bailey, r. E. Barneck,
Herman Brocopp, Thomas Cooper,
DIR. r. S. Enge, Jack Fleck, o. J.
Gravem, William Harris, Harold
Hopton, Archie johnson, E. B. Klein,
A. p. Knothe, j. c. Maddox. Obert
Olson, G. L. Richholt, S. w. Robert
son and Abe Tolchinsky.
Kiwanis teams have the following
membership, Joe Barth, Chris
Bertsch, F. c. Ellsworth. George
Harris, r. w. Lumry, Homer Spohn,
O.. A. Wachter, G.. E. Wingreene. 7.
r. Allen, Tom Burke, John HUSKY,
i. Y. Miller, S. w. Corwip, A. w.
Mundy, F. M. Davis, Dick Hall and
j. B. Smith.
Legion Solicitors !
The American Legion is repre-
scented by the following-Spencer
Boise. c. F. Dirlam, Earl Draper,