Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY B. 81. ASS'NS
Several Organizations Hold An
n1ual Meetings-One Has
Banquet.

Officers were chosen at the annual
elections of several local building and
loan associations last night.
For the tenth consecutive time,
Louis Y. Aronson was elected presi-
dent of the Federal Building and
+. Loan Association at the annual meet
ing of the organization in the real
estate offices of Dr.. Charles F. Krae-
mer, 77e Broad street. Other officers
elected We're Louis Krieger, vice
president; Irving Froehlich, James
NJ. Reilly, Louis Susskind and Louis
Il. Bronson, members of the board of
directors for three year terms; Mar
Gus A. Fox, Charles Hartdegen and
j. j. Mooney, for two years, and
George w. Kirk, G. E. Betke and
Charles Brady, auditors.
Meier Newman is the secretary and
the treasurer is DIR. Kraemer. The
counselor is Jacob l.. Newman The
assets of the concern are placed at
1888, 7S1.45. The monthly receipts at
the present time amount to $1,000.
The officers will celebrate the organi-
cations tenth anniversary with a
theatre party and banquet next We'd
nesday night.
The following officers were elected
by the Everybody's Building and
Loan Association at its annual meet
ing in kloepfers Hall, 800 Runvon
street: President, George e. Russell;
president, Joseph f. Shoyer; au-
ditor William II. Crogan; directors,
William II. Muhlller, Nathan South
erland, Charles HOLSTER and Arthur
w. Cross. John II. Glover is the
secretary and the treasurer is Harry
Bissell.
The annual meeting of the Century
Building and Loan Association was
held at rs Belleville avenue. The off
GERS elected were William Mungle,
president, and Fred w. Kroeger, vice
president. The treasurer is Charles
X. Kieran and j A. Mungle is the
secretary. Horace G. Grice is coun-
sci. The other officers as they now
stand are: DR.. Clement. l.. Morris,
Peter Robertson. William II. Allen,
Richard w. Erler, John Kieran,
Wylie e. Clark, j. Sherman and
Winslow Zeliff. Clarence e. Young.
John Maier, jr., John Shieck and j.
Lewis Fiacre, directors, and Louis
Maier, j. ID. Todd and George Zirn-
norman, auditors.
The New Home Building and Loan
Association met in annual session in
kurz's Old Fashion Hall, 319 Orange
street, and elected the following off,
GERS: President, Henry A. Guenther;
president, Fred c. Strebinger;
secretary, Otto IL. Wilhelm; treasurer,
Fred G.. Stickel, sr.; counselor, Fred
G. Stickel. jr.; directors for three-year
terms, Anthony j. Guenther, Adolph
HolZner, Edward j. McFeeney, Her
bert w. Hinckiy, John Mccarthy and
Conrad Schneider, jr., and auditor,
John Freeman. over 800 new shares
were subscribed for.
The Clinton Building and Loan As
ISOLATION celebrated its fifth anniver-
sary with a banquet at Achtel-Stet-
ter's restaurant in Broad street. Here
tofore it had been the custom of the
association to hold its similar affairs
ia New York city
The guests of the evening were
Charles Vail, of New York, and II. T..
CarloclS, former street and water
commissioner of Jersey City. Others
present We're Andrew Fischer, presi-
dent: \. n. Crane, president; Ed
ward O. Smith, secretary; Hugh H.
Gillespie, treasurer: c. Ziegler, G. ID.
Smith S. Hershenstein, G. A. Ripp,
t. Ieinkele j.. Hotz. +. Stoeckel p.
Zuckerberg, A. Hamm and A. Lanter-
man, directors: G.. Herschenstein,
counsel; M. Naughton, II. Myers and
J. Sims auditors. The banquet COM
mittee consisted of John Hotz, chair
man; A. Lanterman and f. Heinkele