A promotional document titled "There are going to be some changes made!" made by the Springfield Ma. Y's Men's Club. The document was to promote and convince Springfield businessmen to join the Y's Men's Club. The Y's Men's Club met every other Thursday evening at 6:30 and included dinner for 60 cents!
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The first Y’s Men’s Club was founded by Judge Paul William Alexander in Toledo, Ohio in 1922. It was designed to support the Toledo YMCA. Since the YMCA was usually known as "the Y", and it was designed as a club of "men of and for the Y", it was named the "Y's Men's Club".The Y’s Men’s Club in Springfield Massachusetts was a service club The Y’s Men’s Club in Springfield Massachusetts was a service club for those who were interested in the ideals of the YMCA. It met during the mid-twentieth century, stressed world fellowship, and allowed Springfield residents to meet with students overseas attending American International College and Springfield College.
