Sewickley Herald

              The Herald
The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. 34.   No, 9.
SEWICKLEY, PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1938
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Tlie Sewickley Y.M.C.A. will tomorrow evening pass the first important
milestone of its 45th year of sorvico
to boys and girls of the community, as
it launches the annual current-expense
campaign for tho year 1938.
Guided by an executive, committee
consisting of J. Jndson Brooks II, W.
D. Livingston, Henry Chalfant, Jr.,
Mrs. Daniel E. Davis, Mrs. George C.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Roy Rose, Calvin
Wells and George R, Young, approximately 125 men and women will attend
the Opening Mooting and Dinner of
solicitors, at tho Y.M.C.A, at 6:30, to
receive their assignments and begin tho
canvass.
With the record of a balanced budget, an increasing membership, and a
reduced dobt over throe successive
years, tho volunteer workers confidently anticipate a favorable response from
the many friends of tho Association.
Duo to tho enlarged membership which
tho Association is now sorving, and to
other accompanying costs, a total of
$15,180 must this year be raised from
contributions. The large use which tho
main Association building has had during its years of service now makes
imperative certain repairs and replacements similar to the improvements
made during the past year in the Annex
building by a generous friend. It is
hoped that a number of special subscriptions may be. received for a rehabilitation fund', in that way safeguarding the capital investment in. the.
Association property.
Among thoso who are giving their
services as volunteers in tho task of
of soliciting subscriptions are the
following:
Special Gifts Committee: Calvin
Wells, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo
G. Applegate, J. Judson Brooks IT,
E. M, Borgor, Denton Borgcr, J. 0.
Carson, Bayard I-I, Christy, W, W, Collin, Jr,, Miss Margaret Campbell, Mrs.
George B. Card, Paul N. Critchlow,
Robert L. Clause, Daniel E. Davis, Miss
Margaret Holdship, Mrs. William D.
Goorgo, Jr., "William Booth Miller,
Frank Semplo, Jr., Mrs. Lawrence  C,
Woods,  Jr.,   John   C,   Oliver,   Jr.,   and
Henry Chalfant, Jr.
Thoso who will servo in the community canvass as captains and team
workers include:
John C. Hiteshew, Robert Kleindienst, Francis Eoote, Louis Willnrd,
Jr., George, R. Young, William G.
Moore, Geoffrey T. Mason, Rev. C. O.
Dufford, Ray Feczcl, H. P, Andrews,
Burke t Herman, A. W. Engel, Dr.
G, W. Peiirer, Hubert Moore, Jr.,
AVilliam E. Morrill, George Bicker, Miss
Mary E. Hubbell, C. H, Wills, Mrs.
A, AV. Adams, Rev. Louis M, Hirshson,
Edmund D, Wardrop, Hampson Carey,
Charles J, Ramsburg, Jr., George
O'Noil, B. P. Goldsbury, Morris Bouncy, Morton Burden, H, E, Marks, Jr.,
Jan R. Dunsford, Ralph Smith, Jamison
Murdoch, Edwin Wisner, C, B. Horton,
Gregg Noble, Harold Grubbs, G. K.
McNulty, E. C, Sehroedor, M. S. Quay,
Flaming Nevin, Mrs, C, H. Vant, Mrs.
Stanley Lyon, Mrs. E. T, Gott, Miss
Virginia Rlioads, Miss M, Louise Baker, Miss Dorothv Dunham, Miss Elizabeth Gilloft, Mrs. P. S. Merrill, Mrs.
Jolm Joy Edson III, Mrs. Alexander
Nimick, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs.
Samuel Adams, Jr., Mrs. I. F. Brainard, Mrs. Win, G. Moore, Mrs. George,
MeCraeken, Mrs. Frank Cook, Mrs.
Fred Brand, Mrs. Martha Milligan,
Mrs. Win. Gray, Mrs. J. B. Dumont Jr.,
Mrs. H. A. Brainerd, Mrs. Wm. Patterson Jr., Miss Grace Crutehfield, Mrs.
Glenn W. PeifVor, Mrs. Freeman
Clipsou, Mrs. S. C. Mahood, Miss Emma
Adams, Miss Katheriuc Leathen, Mrs.
E. Stanley McPherson, Mrs, Leslie
Rink, Mrs. Paul N\ Critchlow, Miss
Maude Agnew, Miss Edna. Agnew, Miss
Mary Woleott, Miss Katherine Woleott,
Mrs. R. P. Miller, Mrs, Joseph Kinney
Jr., Mrs. J. H. Gillooly, Mrs. AV. D.
Jadden, Mrs, James Clarke, Miss Pink-
ney Gott, Mrs. W. H. Gorlinin, Mrs.
Robi'rt Applegate, Mrs. Harris Potter,
Mrs, T, Holland Hunter, Mrs, AVilliam
Bradford.
The community canvass will be
directed by AV. D, Livingston, J, Judson Brooks, Mrs, George C. Hutchinson, Mrs, D. E. Davis and Mrs. Roy
Rose.