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A Good Report From Ohio

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 20, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 3.

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A Good Report From Ohio

By E. R. P.

ONE of the best reports, from all points of view, which has recently come to my attention, was received from Ohio for one week's work, ending November 5. Brother E. R. Numbers has trained his canvassers entirely by working with them from house to house. Notice the average time, and the substantial, even results:—
Agents Days Hours Orders Value
A. L. Bassler 5 40 19 $63.35
F. E. Hankins 5 31 14 48.75
C. B. Van Gorder 5 37 11 47.70
H. F. Kirk 6 40 15 46.25
R. J. Minesinger 5 45 7 20.25
Ray Corder 5 38 8 29.25
Wm. M. Deuschle 5 40 6 17.75
Enos M. Horst 4 .. .. ..
Wm. Shobe 5 42 17 46.50
C. E. Reichenbaugh 4 31 25 29.85
L. H. Waters 5 42 24 27.50
Guy Corder 5 37 37 43.00
As we look over this report, we can but wish from our hearts that all our field agents would train their men as thoroughly, and hold them in the field during the autumn and winter months with equal success.                                                                                                                                                     E. R. P.