The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-11-25
ASSIGNMENTS
FOR COMMUNITY
FUND DRIVE

A practically complete organization
of volunteer workers in the general
business division of the community
fund campaign is announced by John
e. Kreger, chairman Of theS division.
I'm most instances we have attempted
Ia arrange for solicitation Of each type
of business by u man who Is familiar
with the business and its problems. l
hope that this plan will meet with
success" said Mr.. Kreger.
The following are the workers and
their assignments: Joseph j. George,
attorneys; George Z. Genthe, autOmO-
bile dealers: Claude ]. Fitzgerald,
architects, real estate and contractors;
beer parlors, Leonard A. DombrOwsk1;
beverage manufacturers, and transpOr-
tatiOn, John c. Kreger; distributors,
Abe KOplOy; financial and loan, Hays
Metcalf; gas stations. Robert Drys-
dale; grOcers, Louis BrOhl; insurance,
John E. You'd; lumber, coal and build
ing supplies, Milton +. Howe; PrOtes-
tant clergy. DIR. Warren Il. Hall; res
taurantS and service, Major James
DermOdy; west side, Ralph WahOwiak,
Victor TargOnski and l. L. Lapczynskl.
Retail stores are headed by Harold
h. jacobson, who will be assisted by
Chester T. Jarvis. Harry Paskovitz,
Fred Goodwin. DIR. Doyle mclaughlin.
Neil AmiOt. Charles KOhler, and Al.
kaechele.
While the fund drive does not start
officially until November %, supplies
have been distributed to the workers
and several plan to start at once.
A meeting of the Observation-Disclosures
drive for the community fund was held
in the Garfield school Tuesday night.
Judge Dewitt H. Merriam, of the cir
cult court gave brief speech with the
meeting devoted chiefly To Il discus
sion of campaign plans and the needs
Of community fund agencies.
Workers in the industrial sections Of
the fund campaign In the entire down
river area have been invited by George
K. Fink. president of Great Lakes
Steel Corporation, to meet at l 30 this
afternoon Civic leaders of the down
river communities have also been in
vited by Fink.
Persons interested in the activities
Of community fund agencies and par
Elephants i'm the drive may obtain free
tickets to the amateur fights and rally
which will open the Detroit fund drive
it was announced by Richard ). Bach
man, local secretary Of the fund. The
fight rally will be held at 3 80 this
friday evening in the Naval arm
DRY. Detroit. Tickets may be obtained
AA f,tn6 hnQdnnaFfnrS 6ll4
Biddle avenue.
All contributors of 81 or more Ito
the community fund become members
of the Red Cross in Wayne county Il
large group of local fund workers
were reminded at the "kick-Off meet
ing of the WyandOtte-TrentOn drive
Tuesday night.
The Red Gross is one Of the partici-
pating agencies OF the community fund
of metropolitan Detroit and receives
support in its health services, assist
ance TO veterans, and disaster relief.
Workers were reminded by Fred w.
Frostic, Howard B. Allen and George
+. Wilbur of WyandOtte's past record
Of generous support to the fund.
There is no question that we will
reach our goal of $2S,OOO. If the work
ers will start early and work "a hard
as they seem ready TO do" Wilbur
told the group.
Greetings from Detroit and an ex-
preston Of confidence in the ability
Of Wyandotte and Trenton workers
were given by Judge Dewitt HI. Mer-
riam of the circuit court. Supplies
were distributed TO Mrs. Herbert A.
Brownies workers and schedule of
future meetings was announced.