Circus Fans of America Delegates From Texas, July 1939
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Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1939
Caption
Frank J. Walter (left), Houston, and Harry Hertzberg, San Antonio, are two of the delegates who came from Texas to Michigan to attend the Circus Fans of America convention, now meeting in Ann Arbor. Mr. Hertzberg is a past-president of the CFA. (Story on page 3).
Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1939
Caption
Frank J. Walter (left), Houston, and Harry Hertzberg, San Antonio, are two of the delegates who came from Texas to Michigan to attend the Circus Fans of America convention, now meeting in Ann Arbor. Mr. Hertzberg is a past-president of the CFA. (Story on page 3).
Year
1939
Month
July
Description
Circus Fans Association of America (CFA), North America's Leading Circus Fan Organization. Founded in 1926, it is an organization made up of thousands of individuals who share a common interest in the circus. Local geographic groups (called TENTS) provide a chance for folks who live in the same geographic area to attend shows together and to meet to discuss the circus scene. State organizations (called TOPS) organize larger gatherings and special events. Periodically, there is a national convention when Fans from throughout the country convene. The magazine WHITE TOPS provides additional information in printed form.
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