The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-14
Meeting Held Last Evening
and Reports Of Officers
and Committees for Past
Year Are Read.
MORE FACTORIES TO
COME TO RICHMOND
Substantial Industries to Be
Sought by Club-Report
of Treasurer Was a Verv
Pleasing One.

announcement or the annual re-
ports of committees of the CONNER
cial club showing how successful the
work for the fiscal year. ending March
l had been, and suggestions for steps
which the club could profitably take
for itself and the city during the en-
suing year, We're features of the
club meeting on Monday evening The
scope Of the club work will be in
creased and several things are plan
ned which will be of great benefit to
Richmond.
Among the matters which the club
will undertake will be the bringing of
substantial factories TO this city, beau
tifying the parks of the city. eNamina-
ton into and probably suggestions of
ways and means of home building for
Richmond laborers, and to keep in
touch with legislative needs in both
the city and county and suggest laws
which will be beneficial
OF the annual reports those of
President S. K. Swayne and Treasurer
Howard Dill were perhaps the most
interesting. President Swayne re-
viewed the clubs activities during the
year. pointing out the many accom-
plishments. His report covered the
clubs work in general. The various
committees to which the specific mat
ters were referred to reported more
fully on the details. The treasurers S
eeipts $500: expenses S4,169.9S; bal
ance s1.350.04. The expenses in
cluded secretary's salary, banquets,
advertising, entertaining visiting
speakers, club dues to state and ma
tional organizations. premiums for
best kept yards. placing stock in the
Hawkins park proposition. and small
expense incurred in bringing the
Hayes Track Appliance company to
the city.
President SWayne announced the
committees for the ensuing year. The
reports of the committees for the past
year were printed in booklets, which
were distributed among the members
present and will be mailed to those
who were not in attendance.
List Of Committees.
II. .NlSHOlSOI, a. ~
Gayle, Ira c. Wood.
Arrangements-G. r. Dilks, c. d.
Slifer, John Zwissler.
Press and Printing-Charles w.
Jordan, J. NJ. Coe, G. o. Ballinger
Insurance-S. Z. Jones, r. H. Hill,
w. s. Kaufman.
Membership-Edga NJ Haas, A. L.
Jenkins.
Manufacturers-James A. Carr, w
II. Campbell, John NJ. LontZ.
New Industries-Nettleton Neff, c.
II. Feltman, Z. E. Eggemeyer, o. G.
Murray, J. NJ. Lontz, A. c. Lindemuth
r. B. Jones, G. H. Eggemeyer.
, Public mlrovements-H. r. Robin
son, E. G. Hill. James A. Carr, Harry
r. Henry Davis, Richard Sedgwick.
! Public Health--W. H. Quigg, DIR. A
l.. Bramkamp, Dr. Chales Marvel.
Steam Railroads.&c. A. Reid, Clar
ence H. Kramer, Conrad Heet.
| Electric Railroads.&c.. II. Bartel. B
B. Johnson. Paul Comstock, William
NJ. Bailey, Samuel Fred.
| &c II. .
| Pres r. L. Kelly, Prof T. A. Mott.
House-H. A. Dill. L. z. Browne
Charles ". Jordan.
! Public Service Corporations-Hen
ry Gennett. chairman: William Dudle,
! Foulke, vice chairman; E. F. Hiatt, H
c. Hasemeier, w. X. Bradbury.
| Legislation and Taxation-Georg'
Seidel, J. L. Rupe. Timothy Nicholson
DR.. D. w. Stevenson, A. NJ. Gardner.
! Merchants Section-L. B. Nusbaum
chairman: E. l.. Cooper, Ferd Grot
haus, F. I. Reed, c. T. Price, NJ. ]
Quigley, Henry Mather, J. F. McCar
thy. c. H. Haner. ". D. Loehr, vii
liam H. Romey, w. B. Simmons, Z
w. Craighead, H. w. Watt, O. I
Nusbaum, John Zwissler, J. Fl. Lich
tenfels. George Fox, Thomas F. Me
Donnell.
J. Special Committee, Homes-Johl
NJ. Lontz. w H. Campbell, James A
Carr, Henry Gennett.
Speakers Committee-John F. Mt
Carthy, Edgar NJ. Haas, Charles "
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