The Bourbon news., 1913-09-02
EEatered at the Paris Kentucky Post
Office as Mail Matter of the Second
Glass;
R.>F. cLENDENIN RESIGNS HIS
POSITION WITH BANK

Mr.. Roy f. Clendenin, who for the
past several years has been connect
I'd with the First National Bank, and
vino at present is assistant cashier,
Friday rendered his resignation to
become effective October l. The
resignation of Mr.. Clendenin was
accepted reluctantly by the directors
and officers of the institution.
Mr. Clendenin, who has been con-
1ected with the bank since its organ
Eation in 1902, will become connect
cd with the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of Milwau-
kee, in the capacity of special agent.
He has been the local agent of the
company since 1904, and the new po-
sition he is to assume comes as re-
ward for his earnest ability in the
assurance business, which he conduct
cd in connection with the position he
held in the bank.
The general agency of the company
is conducted by II. ID. and c. ID. Rod
man. of Louisville
Mr.. Clendenin will establish his
Headquarters in this city, and will
continue his active connection with
the fire insurance agency of Mcclure
4 Clendenin. Mr.. Hord Mann, clerk
sn the First National will be advanced
to the position made vacant by he
resignation of Mr.. Clendenin. At
resignation of Mr.. Clendenin. At a
meeting of the directors of the institu-
4tion held Saturday, the following res
elutions in regard to his resignation
were passed unanimously, which is an
attest of the high regard in which he
was held:
Whereas, Mr. Roy F. Clendenin,
Assistant Cashier of the First Nation
nj Bank of Paris, Kentucky, has ten
dered his resignation, to become eff
fectiye at the pleasure af this Board,
in order that he may form business
connections along other lines of
work; and
Whereas, Mr.. Roy Clendenin has
been connected with this institution
from its beginning to the present
time, having been its first bookkeeper
and its first assistant cashier, at all
times, and in all circumstances,
faithful, earnest, honest and loyal to
the interests of the First National
Bank, its stockholders and its pat
rons;
Now, therefore, be it resolved by
the Board of Directors of the First
National Bank of Paris, in session
this August 80, 1913, that the resigna-
tion of Mr.. Clendenin be, and the
same is, hereby regretfully accepted,
effective, if Mr. Clendenin will serve
until that time, on October 1, 1913.
This Board of Directors on behalf of
the stockholders of this institution, is
not unmindful of the obligations due
a co-worker of the character, ability
and manhood of Mr.. Clendenin, and
sincerely regrets that business oppor-
tunities which have presented them
selves to him, make it necessary that
he should sever his connection with
the First National Bank;
Be it resolved, further, that the
hearty good wishes of the Directors,
and all others associated with the
management of this institution go
with Mr. Clendenin in his new field
of work, and that we hereby make
expression of sincere hope that the
greatest possible success may atted
his work, and be with him in all his
future life;
Resolved further, that this resolu-
tion be spread upon the minute book,
and that a copy thereof under the
seal of the Bank be delivered to Mr.
Clendenin by the Cashier of this in
stitution.