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ark:/16417/th714vw5vz6xzCommunity Chest Drive. Auditors for the Community Chest campaign. Front, James Robinson, Williams Tuttle and A. C. Anderson. Back, George Bosau, H. K. Stark, Paul Slaton and Ernest Weeks. Image
Item 1.05-1593.02
Community Chest Drive. Auditors for the Community Chest campaign. Front, James Robinson, Williams Tuttle and A. C. Anderson. Back, George Bosau, H. K. Stark, Paul Slaton and Ernest Weeks.
ark:/16417/th7q5m53j6gkqCommunity Chest Drive. Officials of the Lexington Signal Depot at Avon brought in more than $700 to the Community Chest report luncheon. The three officials talked over campaign procedures with Harold F. Baker (left), executive secretary of the Chest. Colonel Harold Gallagher, Mrs. Emma May Frank and Major George E. Richards. Image
Item 1.05-1593.03
Community Chest Drive. Officials of the Lexington Signal Depot at Avon brought in more than $700 to the Community Chest report luncheon. The three officials talked over campaign procedures with Harold F. Baker (left), executive secretary of the Chest. Colonel Harold Gallagher, Mrs. Emma May Frank and Major George E. Richards.
ark:/16417/th71gkj69hwfnCommunity Chest Drive. The first firm to enroll 100% in the 23 Club of the Community Chest, the Brock-McVey Company Incorporated, was awarded an honor roll scroll bearing the names of the 29 employee givers. Shown examining the honor roll scroll are (left to right) W. J. Blanck, J. R. Carroll Jr. and L. M. True. Image
Item 1.05-1593.01
Community Chest Drive. The first firm to enroll 100% in the 23 Club of the Community Chest, the Brock-McVey Company Incorporated, was awarded an honor roll scroll bearing the names of the 29 employee givers. Shown examining the honor roll scroll are (left to right) W. J. Blanck, J. R. Carroll Jr. and L. M. True.