The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-13
NATIONAL BANKS ELECT
MEDFORD Il. WILSON GOES To PRES
IDENCY OF COLUMBIA.
Changes Made in the Directorates of
the Capital, Columbia, Indiana
and the Union.

The local national banks held their annual
meetings yesterday and elected officers and di-
rectors for the year. The Merchants and the
Fletcher and the American did not make any
changes in directors officers. Most of the
changes made were in the directorates
The most notable change made the retire
ment of Albert A. Barnes from the presidency
OF the Columbia National and the election of
Medford b. Wilson to succeed him. Mr. Barnes
held before he became head OF the institution
when Mortimer lowering went to Chicago
was elected second vice president Mr.. Wilson
and Charles E. Cofhn Were elected directors to
take the places of Mr.. lowering and Charles n.
Williams.
Two changes We're made in the directorate of
the Capital National, which is under new
management, William F. Churchman having re-
Gently acquired controlling interest in the in
stock owned and controlled by Medford B. VIII
son. Charles L. Farrell and August NJ. Kuhn
Were elected directors to succeed Mr.. Wilson
Henry Eitel and Arthur V. Brown were elected
directors of the Indiana National to succeed the
late r. S. Mckee and George Merritt who is
absent from the city.
John D. Baker was elected director of the
Union National. to take the place of the late
Benjamin Starr.
Following are the detailed results of the cleo
AMERICAN
oficers-John Perrin, president; Harry A.
Schlotzhauer, cashier Theodore Stempfel and
Andrew Smith, assistant cashiers.
Directors-Hervey Bates Hervey Bates tr
Lewis Herman Lieber Albert E. Metzser. John
Perrin. Joseph C. Schaf, Henry SEVERN.
CAPITAL.
Oficers-W. F. Churchman, president; o. NJ
Packard. vice president; H. w. Moore, cashier:
Robert Churchman. assistant cashier
Directors-W. F. Churchman. Charles L. Far
rell, August M. Kuhn, e. l. Fisher, O. NJ Pack
ard. H ]. Milligan A. A McKain and A G.
Lupton.
oficers-M. B. Wilson. president: A A Barnes
first Tice President l. Newly second vice
SnTona assistant 90 S sSier CASHIER W. X
Directors-A. A Barnes. Louis H Levey A
G Daily L P: Newly II. w Miller, Ernest
Ramsey, W. H. Coleman. NJ. B. Wilson and c,
E. Coffin -
FLETCHER
Oficers-s. j. Fletcher, president: s A
Fletcher vice president; Charles Latham
Directors-s J. Fletcher S. A. Fletcher
Charles Latham, ]. S. Harrington, w A
Hughes and r. *. Smith
INDIANA
oficers-v. T. Malott. president: Edward I,
Mckee, vice president; Z. b. Porter cashier
Directors-V. T. Malott, f. l.. Mckee Henry
Eitel. j. II. Holiday. G.. B. Yandes William
j. Holiday, C. II. Brownell, II. p WATSON and
A. V. Brown.
MERCHANTS
Ofioers-O n. Frenzel. president; ]. p. Fren-
Eel. vice president: Fred Fahnley second vice
Directors-James F. Faiey Albert IJeher
John p. Frenzel. Frederick Fahnley, Paul II
Krauss. Otto ~ Frenzel and Henry Wetzei
UNION.
Officers-W. J. Richards president. Rohar,
f. Morrison. vice president and cashier: Fred
N Smith and Charles H. Morrison assistant
cashiers.
Directors-william J. Richards Robert T.
George Wolf John D. Baker. John C Weieh
Charles II. Smith and William c. Van ArsdeI