The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-01
MANITOW0C Y. N. C. A.,
IS NOW ORGANIZED AND
READY FOR WORK
OFFICERS.

President-Andrew johnson.
Vice presdent-H Henry Teudick.
Secretary-E. j. Matthews.
Treasurer Henry Groth
Permanent organization of the Man
itowoc Young Mems Christian association
was had at the meeting held in the
assembly room of the training school on
Tuesday evening of last week. About
seventy five members of the association
attended the meeting. State Secretary
F. E. Anderson of Milwaukee was
present, and assisted in the work of
perfectiug the organization
The constitution and bylaws We're
amended pursuant to the recommeuda-
tions rade by the nominating com
mitteeappointed at thepreyious meeting,
the amendment providing for an in
crease in the number of members of the
board of directors from nine to twelve.
The nominating committee composed
of Norman Torrison, John Chloupek,
Arthur Wyseman, Fred Christensen
and r. Il. Buerstatte, reported the
following nominations:
Board of Directors. For the period
ending one year from the third Tuesday
in May, 1906-Clyde Sedgwick, Henry
Tendick Norman Halverson, NJ. S.
Smith
For the period ending two years from
the third Tuesday in May 1906 A G.
Frazier, e. j. Matthews George Wits,
| William Torrison.
| For the period ending three years from
the third Tuesday in May 1906 Peter
Erickson, r A. Taite, Henry Groth,
Andrew johnson.
The nominations We're acted upon
| favorably, and the election of board of
directors resulted as above listed.
Pursuant to the requirements of the
constitution, the directors then pro-
ceeded to elect officers Of the association,
selections being made from the members
of the board, in accordance with Il pro-
|
of the officers elected appear above.
1t will be noticed that the board of
directors is II permanent body, one third
going ont of Office ut the expiration of
the first year from May, 1906; the
second class, at the expiration of the
second year from May, 1906, and the
| ht,I al, ,t Ia e l,n
third year from May, 1906 Therefore,
beginning with 100. (the third Tues
day in May, 1900, four directors will be
chosen each year for II term of three
years.
Prof. Keller, chairman of the com
mittee on secretary which committee
was appointed six week ago, at the mass
meeting when preliminary organization
was effected, made u report in which
two names were recommended for
consideration. The meeting authorized
the committee to invite the candidates
or one of them, to come here TO meet
the committee, officers ana directors.
State Secretary Anderson suggested
that the Manitowoc \ NJ G. A. send II
delegation to the state convention of
| the Y. Nj. G. A. at Beloit March -, rs,
| II, Is and 9;and II committee composed
of r. T. Buerstatte, Elton Gibson and
William Larson WAS appointed to agtate
the matter and see that this city be
represented by II delegation at the
gathering mentioned.
The indications are that the Man,
itowoc Y. NJ. &. A. will he live organ.
ization; for thus far the movement has
been characterized by much enthusiasts
There are about 800 members ut present,
but it is thought that the membership
will rapidly increase Temporary
quarters will be provided vt once, and it
is expected that II field secretary will be
engaged in the near future.