Great Growth of Y. M. C. A. 61 Buildings Added in 1909
The Y M C A added sixty one buildings costing 6 876 000 in 1909 with as many more under way costing 6 849 000. Railroads mills and cities funded many projects including a 100 000 Gary Indiana unit and a 825 000 Norfolk sailors home. The movement shows rising membership in cities like Indianapolis Detroit and Jacksonville with rapid drives to fund dormitories and educational facilities as it expands to meet trades and school leavers.
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Young Men’s Christian Associations of
North America
Brown
New York Central Lines
Judge Gray
United Steel Company
Gary
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller
Norfolk
Virginia
Russell Sage
Brooklyn
Miss Gould
Alfred Vanderbilt
Newport
Rhode Island
Cornelious Vanderbilt
Loya L. Smith
Plattsburg
New York
W. W. Smith
Poughkeepsie
Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Winnipeg
Montreal
Cleaveland
Boston Association
Jacksonville
Florida
Indianapolis
Detroit
Association
H. & C. St. Ry. Co. Orders New Passenger Car
The H. and C. Street Railway Company has placed an order with the J. G. Brill Car Company of Philadelphia for a large passenger car. The car is capable of 45 miles per hour and is expected to arrive on or about March 15.
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H. & GC. St. Ry. Company
J. G. Brill Car Company
Philadelphia
Hershey Briefs From Hershey News Roundup
Local notes report Elbert Hubbard at Harrisburg discussing Untapped Reservoirs. Wm Brinker visits Mt Nebo and comments on strenuous sleigh riding. Israel Moyer visits Manheim. Hershey factory girls enjoy noon hour ice slides. A January 18 meeting in Hershey Park Bowling Alley aims to organize a Y M C A for Hershey and nearby towns.
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C. V. Glynn
Elbert*Hubbard
Harrisburg
Wm.Brinker
Mt. Nebo
Israel Moyer
Manhiem
Chocolate Factory
Hershey Park
Hershey
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