Sewickley Herald

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The Herald
The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXX.   No. 21.
SEWICKLEY, PA., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933
Price 5 CentB
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The annual campaign for funds with which to carry on the valuable
community work of tlie Sewickley Y. M. C, A. begins today, the campaign
being scheduled to extend from April 7th to 14th. The campaign has been
organized so that practically every one will have the opportunity of subscribing to this worthy cause. There will be no house-to-house canvass,
but about 150 men and women have volunteered, to take part, and one or
more of them will manage to see almost every person in the local territory.
M. II. Bowman, Jr., is acting as general chairman of the campaign,
and an executive committee has been appointed, consisting of Daniel E.
Davis, Alexander J. Barron, Edward M. Borger, M, II. Bowman, Jr.,
F. S. Merrill, Bayard H. Christy, Frank A. Nash and Lowell W, Nicols.
Six general groups have been enlisted, under the following leaders
and captains, although additional names will probably have been added
to those given here before this appears in print, Division A—Leader,
Calvin Wells; captains, Hanson Thomas, William A. Galbraith, Marshall
Hamilton and William Booth. Division B—John, N. Critehlow, leader;
team captains, Charles H. Bashaar, Kay Gamier, R. T. Van Pelt, and
Strickland Kneass. Division C—Stanley Quay, leader; captains, E. M.
Borger, Richard Shields, and, heading the Hi-Y Chib. William Bradley.
Division D—Mrs. George C. Hutchinson, leader; captains, Mrs. Denton
Borger, airs. William Bradford, Mrs. J. S. Crutchfield, Mrs. Paul Griffiths and Mrs. Daniel E. Davis. Division E—Mrs. John M. Tate, Jr.,
leader; captains, Mrs. J. K. Webster*, Mrs. Charles L. Hamilton, Mrs.
George McCracken, Mrs. Lawrence Woods, Jr., and Mrs. J. R. Dunsford.
Division F—The Kiwanis Club members, organized without captains, but
under the direction of J. D. C. Miller as leader.
Great economies have been put into effect at the Y. M. C. A. in the
last three years, so that it is operating efficiently on a reduced budget
and maintaining a, fairly full and satisfactory program of activities; only
through the willing cooperation, enthusiasm and hard work of every one
connected with the institution has this been possible. So the goal set as
the objective of the present drive is only $11,100, instead of the $18,000
requested a year or two ago. Every thoughtful citizen must realize that
the work is essential to the community, and no doubt will be glad to help.
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