Soon after Manuel Munoz became a member of the Chicago Rotary Club, Paul Harris asked a favor of him. Knowing the Munoz, as a salesman for the Sperry and Hutchinson Company, was being sent to San Francisco to develop more business, Harris, as the founder of the Chicago Rotary Club, asked him to spread the word about Rotary out West. Harris could not have been happier over the outcome of his request."
At the hotel Munoz chose, he happened to meet a young attorney named Homer Wood. Wood thought the idea of…
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