The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-14
ROTARY CLUB IS
y ORGANIZED IN
10 GAN

vited to become member of the In
ternational Association OF Rotary
clubs but at that time 1t was not
deemed advisable to organize be-
cause of the many war activities Now
that the big convention of the Inter
national Association of Rotary clubs
will soon be held at Salt Lake City.
Logan was again asked to become a
member so IT'S application could be
acted Upon at this convention.
Mr.. James w. Collins, president of
the Salt Lake Rotary club and Mr..
Ralph Bristol. president OF the Og-
den Rotary club met with number
OF representative business men at
Logan and asked that club be form
ed. In compliance with this request.
the following met on Wednesday at
te Commercial club and effected an
organization: Robert Anderson, DR..
Z. S. Bulge, s. H. Blair, II. Bullen.
J. Il. Carbon, A. +. Carbon, NJ. S.
Eccles, DR.. E G Peterson, e. 7. Lew
is, George w. skidmore and Roy D.
Thatcher. After a thorough discus
sion of the matter the following di-
rectors were elected; Robert Ander-
SON, A. F. Carbon, George w. Skid
more. e. S. Bulge, M. S. Eccles. DR..
E. @. Peterson and Roy Buiien.
Immediately after the election of
the directors, special meeting was
held and the following officers were
elected: Robert Anderson. presi-
dent; A. F. Carbon, vice president;
N. R. Hovey. temporary secretary
and treasurer.
The constitution and by laws Of
the International Association were
read and adopted. The club meets
once each week for iuncheon or din
ner. The membership Is formed on
the. unique plan OF one active and
representative, man from each line OF
business and profession in the COM
munity.
The chief objects of the club are
to promote the recognition of the
worthiness of all legitimate occupa-
lions and to dignity the occupation
of each member as affording him an
opportunity to serve society. to en-
. courage high ethical standards In
'snsiness and professions, to increase
the efficiency Of each member by the
development of improved ideas and
business methods to stimulate the
desire of each member to be OF SER
vice to his fellowmen and society in
general to promote the scientizing
OF acquaintance as an opportunity
for service and aid to success, to
quicken the interest of each member
In the public welfare of his commun-
ity and to cooperate with others in
civic. social. commercial and indus
trial development.
Some OF the benefits of the club
are; to make acquaintance Of men
you ought to know; to give genuine,
wholesome good fellowship; to de-
velop true and helpful friends; to
give enlightenment as to other mems
work, problems and successes; to
give education in methods that in
creas efficiency; to stimulate de-
re TO be of service to your fellow
n men and society in general, and to
give business returns that come from
enlarging acquaintance and inspires
confidence In you and your business
There are hundreds of Rotary
clubs throughout the world and they
in no way interfere or assume the
work and purposes of commercial or
kaniAtion or chambers of com
merce. It is exclusive in that there
can be only one representative ii
each line OF business and the bust
ness OF the organization is always
transacted during the dinner houi