The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08
LIFE INSURANCE
co. GROWS
Men High up Secured for
Officers and Di-
rectors.

New officers for Idaho state
life.
President-O. V. Allen, Boise.
First vice president-George A.
Day, Boise.
Second vice president-Her-
bert +. Lemp, Boise.
Third vice president-Fred w.
Gooding, Shoshone.
Secretary and manageable
ward S. Chadwick, Boise.
Medical directory William +.
Smith, Boise.
Men connected with the Idaho
State Life Insurance company,
either as officers, directors or
stockholders, are highly elated
over the outcome of the annual
stockholders meeting, the direc-
tors meeting that followed, and
the condition of the company as
revealed at these meetings. The
character of the men chosen for
directors and officers adds to the
general good feeling.
The stockholders meeting was
called for the general offices of
the company, Tenth and Main,
for 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, but the attendance was so
Unexpectedly large that an adj
journment was taken to the coun-
ell chamber Of the city hall.
What Reports Show.
This meeting was harmonious
and enthusiastic over the splen-
did reports submitted by the of
ficers. These reports showed ST.
10000 worth of insurance in
force at the end of the two years
of the company's life. The re-
ports showed that this company
has done greater volume of
business in Idaho in the past year
than any other life insurance
company in existence, and they
showed further that the field
for the company is constantly
broadening with brighter pros
poets every day.
Of the 1882 paid for life
insurance premiums in Idaho in
1911, according to the reports
submitted, $53,9O5 was paid to
the Idaho State Life.
Board of Directors Chosen.
The chief business of the stock
holders meeting was to elect a
board of directors, and the cleo
ton resulted in the choice of the |
following representatives and |
well known men:
James H. Brady, Pocatello;
Fred w. Gooding, Shoshone; Je-
rome j. Day, Moscow; Louis S.
Pond, Boise; O. ". Allen, Boise
Bishop A. j. Glorieux, Boise
Guy E. Bowerman, st. Anthony
DR.. w. H. Baugh, Shoshone Fred
G. Bradley, Haley; DR.. w. F.
Smith, Boise; Fred E. Fisk,
Parma; Herbert F. Lemp, Boise
George A. Day, Boise; d. L.
Evans, Malad.
1t is felt that the character of
the directorate will greatly slim
ulate business for the company.
The directors are scattered so
well over the state, they repres-
ent so many diversified interests
and they are so well known that
it is felt that in their selection
the company has taken long
step forward.
End of Second Year.
This was the third annual
stockholders meeting of the Ida
no State Life and marked the
close of the second years bus
mess. 1t also marks, according
to statements from the officials,
the close of the best year the
company has seen and the open
ing of still better year. Dur
ing the year just closed the COM
pany wrote upward of $1,OO0,-
900 worth of business. The re-
cord for the closing months of
the year showed marked in
crease over the corresponding
months for 1910.
1t was announced that num-
Der Of important changes were
under contemplation, and gen
eral broadening out of the lines
of operation.
Pick Out Strong Men.
Following the meeting of the
stockholders the newly elected
board of directors met at the Of
fees Of the company and elect
ed the following officers for the
coming year
President, O. V. Allen; first
vice president, George A. Day;
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