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Yearbook

Toutjlan,

Shield

Tracy,

William

Amos

Traub,

Ricardo

Ulrich,

Clarence

Umlauf,

Jacob

Unruh.

Rowland

Stanley

Van

Amburgh.

William

Edwin

Van

Daalan,

Arthur

Frederick

Van

Daalan,

Emil

Henry

Van

Daalen,

Homer

Samuel

Vanice,

Ernest

Ray

Van

Sipma,

Samuel

Martin

Van

Zee,

Fred

Post

Voigt,

Walter

Voss,

Adolfo

Wagner,

Andrew

Wagoner,

Paul

Walcekons,

John

Wallace,

Francis

Brady

Wargo,

Michael

(Jr,)

Wargo,

Paul

Wargo,

Pete

Werner,

Arnold

West,

Albert

James

Wetzler,

Harold

David

(Jr,)

Wheelock,

Richard

White,

Wiberg,

Carl

Emil

Wledenmann,

David

Wilda,

Wlllett,

Frank

Allan

Williams,

Claude

Marvin

WIlliams,

James

Wills,

Wilbur

Laurie

Wilson,

Ennis

Robert

Wilson,

Frank

Winkler,

Arthur

Wise,

Charles

Woodard.

Hermon

Woodburn.

Sydney

Woodworth.

Clayton

Woodworth,

Harold

Woodworth,

Eldon

Worsley,

Arthur

Albert

Yost.

Earl

Yount,

Warren

Yuchniewicz,

Stanley

Yuille,

Nathaniel

Alston

Zaklan,

Arthur

Zell,

Robert

Zennlg,

Gerhard

Zllke,

Otto

Zinser,

Henry

Frederick

Zook,

Aquilla

Zuercher,

Franz

OTHER

SOCIETY

INSTITUTIONS

order

operate

the

Bethel

home

economically

possible,

the

Society

obtained

tract

land

Staten

Island,

which

known

"Watchtower".

Part

this

tract

land

was

cleared

and

prepared

for

garden

purposes,

and

each

year

thousands

bushels

green

vegetables

are

raised

there

and

served

the

Bethel

home

table,

fresh

the

summer

and,

the

winter,

that

which

has

been

canned.

large

can

nery

has

been

established

near

the

gardens,

and

fast

the

vegetables

ripen

and

are

picked

they

are

canned

and

held

for

the

winter

season.

Vegetables

and

fruits

the

total

30,554

quarts

were

canned

this

past

summer

Watchtower

and

Bethel

for

ture

use.

This

same

property

contains

the

broadcasting

tenna

and

equipment

station

WBBR.

The

studios

are

located

the

Bethel

home,

but

the

programs

are

40 Yearbook Toutjian, Shield H. Tracy, William Amos Traub, Ricardo Uirich, Clarence Umlauf, Jacob Unruh, Rowland Stanley Van Amburgh, ‘William Edwin Van Daalan, Arthur Frederick Van Daalan, Emil Henry Van Daalen, Homer Samuel Vanice, Ernest Ray Van Sipma, Samuel Martin Van Zee, Fred Post Voigt, Walter Voss, Adolfo Wagner, Andrew K. Wagoner, Paul V Waicekons, John Wallace, Francis Brady Wargo, Michael (Jr.) Wargo, Paul Wargo, Pete Werner, Arnold West, Albert James Wetzler, Harold David (Jr.) Wheelock, Richard C. White, V Wiberg, Carl Emil Wiedenmann, David Wilda, C. de Willett, Frank Allan Williams, Claude Marvin Williams, James A. Wills, Wilbur Laurie Wilson, Ennis Robert Wilson, Frank C. Winkler, Arthur Wise, Charles A. Woodard, Hermon Woodburn, Sydney Woodworth, Clayton J. Woodworth, Harold Woodworth, W. Eldon Worsley, Arthur Albert Yost, Earl A. Yount, Warren Yuchniewicz, Stanley Yuille, Nathaniel Alston Zakian, Arthur S Zell, Robert Zennig, Gerhard Zilke, Otto Zinser, Henry Frederick Zook, Aquilla B. Zuercher, Franz OTHER SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS In order to operate the Bethe! home as economically as possible, the Society obtained a traet of land on Staten Island, which is known as “Watchtower”. Part of this tract of land was cleared and prepared for garden purposes, and each year thousands of bushels of green vegetables are raised there and served on the Bethel home table, fresk in the summer and, in the winter, that which has been canned. A large cannery has been established near the gardens, and as fast as the vegetables ripen and are picked they are canned and held for the winter season. Vegetables and fruits to the total of 30,554 quarts were canned this past summer at Watchtower and Bethel for future use. This same property contains the broadeasting antenna and equipment of station WBBR. The studios are located at the Bethel home, but the programs are