Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Synapsis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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□ □ E D P a E a a E a E D POOPEOPEOPEOPEO The Campaign of 1929 Mr. A. C. Olson THROUGH the efforts of certain leading men in the profession, as well as many prominent laymen, a campaign was promoted in an endeavor to raise funds for the building of anew Home for Osteopathy. The goal was set at $1,030,000, and Mr. A. C. Olson, of the firm of Ward, Wells and Dresham, was employed as campaign manager. Through his knowledge and experience a valuable machine was soon completed that boasted of several thou- sand lay friends, as well as many men of world-fame. Mr. Russel Duane was prevailed upon to accept the important position of campaign chairman, and giv- ing of his valuable time aided markedly in pushing the campaign over the top. Dr. Snyder and Mr. Post, president of the board of directors of the college, played their usual prominent parts, while Mr. S. Canning Childs, by his promise of the last $100,000 added a potent stimulus for the workers. The success of the campaign placed Osteopathy forcefully before the world, showing everyone the number of followers we have, and gave the profession an ethical manner of advertising. cOPEOPEOPEPPEIn [18]