Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 22, 1939
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Lariat in hand, Registrar Ira M. Smith is prepared for the roundup of members in the Y.M.C.A. campaign to be held Nov. 27 through 30. Mr. Smith as the "owner of the ranch" will direct the outfit managers, crew foremen and riders in the drive.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1937
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STAR AT NORMAL: Michigan Normal's undefeated Hurons have four Ann Arbor boys on the varsity squad. Jimmy Walsh, left, is second-string quarterback while Ward Goetz, Bob Mayfield and Ed Engle play in the Huron forward wall. Mayfield and Engle are classed as regulars while Goetz is second-string center. Walsh and Engle are graduates of St. Thomas while Goetz and Mayfield learned their football at Ann Arbor High under Coach Louis Hollway.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1937
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Strictly Confidential: In the social service exchange, the Community Fund association maintains a clearing house for the listing of identifying information on all cases handled by agencies, public or private that keep permanent records. This typical picture shows the exchange records being consulted by a group of workers whose desire is to be of service but who also want to avoid duplication and ensure the co-operation of all interested agencies and individuals. Such an exchange is a fundamental of good social work. Co-operating agencies refer to the exchange before giving assistance. The records also are available to King's Daughters and to churches and like groups or individuals who have a legitimate reason for obtaining the information. Is is however strictly confidential.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1937
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SPECIAL GIFTS' LEADERS: Members of the special gifts' committee (above) for the annual Community Fund campaign, responsible for the solicitation of the larger contributions to the fund, launched their activity at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Left to right are: Fred T. McOmber, Mrs. William Clark Trow, T. R. Peirsol, Stanley G. Waltz, Mrs. LeRoy Waterman, Emory J. Huge, chariman of special gifts, and Evertt Hames, executive secretary of the Community Fund.