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The Chattanooga News
Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee
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Members of the Pro Re Bona organization began selling season tickets to the Chattanooga Interstate Fair by canvassing the city's business section. The city was divided into ten districts led by captains and teams. Seven and a half percent of each $2 book sold will fund charity work, with a quota of 10,000 tickets over three or four days.
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Sale of Season Fair Tickets
Members of the Pro Re Bona this morning canvassed the business section of the city selling season tickets to the Chattanooga Interstate fair.
The city was divided up into ten districts by Mrs. Joe Clift, president of the Pro Re Bona, and a captain with a team of workers, assigned to each district.
Seven and one-half percent of each $2 book sold by the members of the organization will go to the Pro Re Bona and will be used for charity work this fall and winter.
Mrs. Clift says that the workers will probably canvass the city for three or four days. They have placed their quota at 10,000 tickets.
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Pro Re Bona members canvassed the business section to sell season tickets to the Chattanooga Interstate Fair, with the city divided into ten districts each led by a captain and team. 7.5% of sales from $2 books will fund charity work, aiming for a quota of 10,000 tickets over 3-4 days.