The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-22
Yaryan Rosir and Turpentine
Stockholders and Directors
in Session.
YARYAN HEADS THE BOARD
Neeting Disclosed the Fact That
the Affairs Of the Company
Are in Excellent Condition
HemmeIlmann Talks.

The annual meeting of the Yaryan
2osin and Turpentine company was
leld in this city on Tuesday, and il
proved to be one of the most inter
9sting i'll the history of the company.
rhe meeting brought several of the
stockholders and directors from To.
iedo and St Louis, among them be
tng Theo Hemmelmann, president of
he company, and DR., A. G. Enderle
If st. Louis, was added to the board
of directors. Henry G. Trusdall and
T. e Knisely, of Toledo, both mem
5ers of the board, were also present
The party, accompanied by Mrs. Hem
nellmann and the Misses Hemmell-
mann, arrived in the city on Tues
lay morning and during their stay
here have been the recipient Of many
'ourtesies at the hands OF the people
# Brunswick
The stockholders meeting was held
1t the big plant Tuesday morning
md the board of directors, consisting
If Theo Hemmellmann, ]. e. Knisely,
" G. Erdele, Henry C. Trusdale, j,
5. Bradley, e. II. Mason, f. d. Aiken
md Albert Fendig, was chosen. After
the stockholders meeting, the direc-
tors held an interesting session and
selected the following officers: Homer
r. Yaryan, chairman of the board; ;
TheO Hemmellmann, president; j. S.
Bradley vice president; Albert Fen
dig, vice president; w. B. Cook, sec
retary and treasurer
President Hemmellmann, who has
been a frequent visitor to this city
during the last two years, and who
has a wide circle of friends here,
talked interestingly of the local sit
uation to a representative of the
News yesterday He said that the
affairs of the company are in splen-
did shape and the entire situation is
absolutely satisfactory The Bruins
wick plant, according to President
Hemmellmann, is in every essential
detail, as it is at present reconstruct
ed, in better condition than was the
old plant. The capacity is larger, it
is easier to handle and in every way
better equipped for the demands up
on it than was the case with the orig
inal plant. President Hemmellmann
was also impressed with the splendid
and progressive strides
Brunswick is making just now, and
believes that the shipbuilding indus
try will yet revolutionize the com
merce and the industrial situation of
this port
The election Of Mr. H. T. Yaryan
as chairman of the board will be most
pleasing to his many friends in Bruins
wick. He has been so long identified
with the company and the big indus
try. has made so many warm friends
in Brunswick that orr people have
come to regard him as a citizen and
will he delighted at the distinction
paid him.
Some Pleasure Thrown In.
During the two days spent in the
city the visitors did not lack in the
slighteet for social attention and
manv informal affairs were arranged
for both the ladies and the gentle.
men in the party. Yesterday after
noon was spent at Jekyl and the Wis
itors were shown all over this beau
tiful spot The triD was made on the
Sea gate. leaving the citv at about I
O'Clock and returning late in the aft
erncon. In addition TO the visitors.
2 few Rrunswickians in touch with
the companv accompanied the marty
The nIant Of the Brunswick Marine
Construction corroration was a favor
ite resort OF the -isitors and several
times during their stay they we're
guests Of the local management.
Those in the marty returned TO their
homes last night and before leaving
evpressed themselves as having been
more than pleased with their visit.