The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-27
REPORT OF TREASURER
SHOWS DEFICIT 1913
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George H. Knollenberg, one of the
reelected directors, commended the
officials of the "Y" for their efficient
work during the year. He told of the
benefits of the association as he had
noticed them in the young men of
the city
The report of treasurer E. M. Haas,
gave a detailed statement of the eX-
penses incurred and the receipts for
the year. According to the report the
association is closing the year with
deficit of $6,24536 which includes
about half that amount for the 1912
deficit.
The contributions aggregated $780,
323.41, while the expenses incurred
totaled $23,267.53.
Adam H. Bartel, president of the
board of trustees, gave the following
report:
Lot No. Is in Levi Peacock's first
addition to the city of Richmond, has
been sold and the proceeds, $500
turned over to the trustees. This
leaves the three lots yet in the pos
session of the association.
The donation of $4,000 made by
Daniel G. Reid has been placed IN
the endowment fund. 1t has been in
vested in Pennsylvania Railroad bonds
and first mortgage real estate.
President Pleased.
In his report President Sedgwick
said:
In compliance with the bylaws Of
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me to raise an annual report, in brief
way stating what has been done in the
different departments during the past
year. 1t is quite common in making
such a report to over-estimate things
in order to make better showing
than actual facts would warrant. In
this report we hope only to give the
facts as they actually are, taking up
the different departments in their turn
and giving them due credit.
Total enrolment for the year. 1874.
Total attendance, zoos.
Boys Department: $50 boys enroll
| ed in the Bible classes during the
year; total attendance, 7251; boys
banquet October 9Th 800 boys present;
Bible study examinations taken, 21O:
diplomas issued, PA; Richmond took
second place on all three Bible Study
honor rolls; total attendance of boys
at building using full privileges dur
ing the year, 3O,677; boys at summer
camp, 40; special credit due the La
dies auxiliary for help given the Boys
Department and the serving of several
| banQuets.
Religious Work Department: Shop
meetings, s; total attendance 1,165;
Prof. RusselFs Bible class, 10 sessions
from Oct 1, to December 31st; total
attendance 438.
Social Work: Number of socials, Is;
besides the work of the Ladies Aux:l
larry; Number of people in for New
Years open house near 1000; Ameri
can Seeding Machine night Dec 10
1,414 people present: most of the SO
Gals held were of the dormitory club
Game Room: Number of pool and
billiard games 1904; games of bowl
ing, 1929.
Dormitory: Number of men using
dormitory, 1.136; 26 applicants re
ferred to rooms outside Of building.
Spa: Number of meals served, 81,
395.
Employment: Situations secured fol
men and boys, q.
AS president of this association,
wish to state that ! am more thar
pleased with the success of the asso
citation during the past year. In this
opinion | am sure that you as mem
bers will agree with me. May we be
gin now to plan for greater things
during the coming year.
Financial report submitted las
night was as follows: