The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION WILL
BE FORMED IN NEAR
FUTURE.
Meeting Held Last Evening in Wind
sor Hotei-ofheers for Temporal
~ Organization Named.


Wheeling will have. and IN fact has.
a Rotary Club. At a meeting Of about
nifty business men OF the city, held
last night in the Windsor hotel. a
temporary organization was effected.
which organization will probably be
made permanent at a meeting TO be
held at the call OF the temporary
chairman.
committees were partially named
10 prepare a constitution and bylaws
and to make such plans as are neces-
sary to promote the welfare of such
= club and make IL a success. The
men last nfyht were representative
business men in their respective lines.
and showed not the semblance OF be
ing q dead I'm any respect.
Paul Nemeyer. Father Of the Ro-
tary Movement I'm Wheeling" was
named president OF the temporary or
sanitation. He also acted az chair
man Of the meeting last night. II
was largely through his personal ef-
forts that the movement was launched
here. and that the local men became
interested.
Mr.. A. J. Mcdaniel was named TEN.
pOrary secretary OF the organization.
Alr W. Il. Elliott. president OF the
Elliott Commercial School. was
named chairman Of the committee on
organization and bylaws. MIR. j. b.
Baum. jeweler. was named chairman
81 the membership committee. and
the permanent organization commit
tee will consist Of Mr.. n. r. Connors.
chairman, Mr.. W. b. Irvine. Mr.. w.
~. Smith. Mr.. p. W. Colmar and Mr..
y. g.. Bills.
Get Acquainted" Dinner.
The meeting last night was in the
nature Of a get acquainted" dinner.
served In the spacious dining room
Of the hotel The menu was a good
one and all seemed satisfied with the
dinner. Following the eats" the
man or the left" introduced 10 the
crowd the man on my right" telling
his name and his business. In this
mannc the usual staid decorum was
thrown on. and everybody was chat
ting with everybody else.
Mr.. Nemeyer outlined the purpose
Of a rotary club which might be sum
med up IN the benefits derived get
ting acquainted with men you ought
10 know genuine. wholesome. good
fellow shin. developing true and help
ful friends. education In how leaders
in other lines succeed. business re-
turns from enlarged acquaintance
greater respect for YOU ard your bust.
ness The membership OF the club Is
limited fo ono man from each caIlina
90 keep tho balance OF power out pf
ihe hands ri ~ respective class OF
mon.
Mr. Nemoycr read n telegram from
Nr g. r. Perry. secretary OF the Iu.
fnrnat'onal Association Of Rotary
clubs. in which This parsonage wished
Tho baby rotary club all the success
possible
Visitors In City.
Nr George DufnF. president o. the
pittsburgh Rotary club. Mr. Joe
Wolton and Mr. De kor ca Of tho same
club. were present az the initial meet
and gave very good talks on tho
advantage Of Rotaryism. and what 90
means TO be- a Rotarian They brought
The best wishes Of the Pittsburgh club
Co the local people
ON The part OF the new club. Mr. W
% Elliott and Mr. W. 3d. Irvine spoke.
r0CitinF their respective expert
oncos with Rotary clubs in other
cities while there on various 0cra.
sions ln their respective business
movements Mr. Elliott 40 Chicago
and indianapolis and Mr. Irvine st
Richmond. Va
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