The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-26

A salary was voted for the treas urer at the first annual meeting of the Scovill Mfg. co. Employees Fed eral Credit union.
 John Hubbard was elected pres ident of the union which has 900 members and has loaned $25O00 since its organization last April. Others elected were: Vice-president, John Bergin; secretary treasurer, William Powell; directors, the of- ficers and Eugene Sullivan, William V. Coleman, Vincent Toletti, Jack Stuessi, Armand Wolff and Donald Mcintosh credit committee, Charles Rietdyke, Walter Racicot and John M. Burrall, Jr.; supervisory com- mittee, Harry Weiss, Archibald Phillips and Walter Wood.
 Farrel Foundry
 w. E. Shepard was elected pres ident of the Farrel Foundry & Ma chine Company credit union.
 Other officers named were: Vice. president, John Lowell; treasurer and clerk, Stanley Barlow; directors, the officers and James Healey, Paul Hespelt, Frederick Stronk, Michael Valente; credit committee, Clarence Andrews, Frederick Plat, Philip Spiedel; and supervisory commit tee, Albert Johnson, Samuel Les- tage and Lawrence Hamilton.
 Brass Goods
 The following officers were elect ed at the annual meeting of the Waterbury Brass Goods Company Federal Credit union:
 President, William J. Kopp; vice. president, Henry J. Austin, Jr.; treasurer and clerk, George Giles pie; directors, Joseph Klimas, Rein hold Book and Albert Peterson. Re- ports were received from the credit committee consisting of John Me- Lean, Samson Holczer and Clifford Conrad and the supervisory com- mittee consisting of John Bronker, Ransom Bronson and James H. Da- mery.
 Button Company
 A total of 268 loans, representing approximately $11,0O0 were issued by the Waterbury Button Company Employees Credit union, in 1888 according to the annual report. Off, ficers elected were as follows:
 President, Armand L. Hamel; vice-president, Ross Snyder; scere- tary and treasurer, Leon A. Frigon: directors, Daniel Lynch, Alfred De- rouin, George Marvin, James Sul- livan; supervisory committee, Miss Beatrice Leblanc, Mrs. M. Baribault, Miss Mary Renaudo; credit com mittee, Charles Johnson, Ernest Gothberg.
 A. B. c. Officers
 Officers of the American Brass office employees federal credit union are as follows:
 President, Raymond Bates; vice. president, George K. Woodard: clerk and treasurer, w. J. Gaughan: board of directors, Irving Akins, Raymond Bates, Floyd Smith, Carl Loether, James Gardner, George K. Woodland, w. J. Gaughan; super visory committee, Robert Treat, Jr., chairman Timothy McMahon, Rob- ert Bare; credit committee, Russell Pope, chairman; Harland Crooker, clerk, Floyd Smith.
 Worden Emp0yes
 The Worden Employes Federal Credit Union held its Second An- nual meeting last evening with President Anna Brown presiding and Franklin Taylor, secretary.
 Among the business voted upon was: Acceptance of a proposed re- vision of By Laws, a 4.8 per cent di- vidend, and directors, credit and supervisory committee members.
 The following were elected: Pres ident Margaret Frageau; vice presi- dent, Joseph Murphy; treasurer, Jo- seph Duval. The directors include Alfred Kiernan, Frank Caputo, Jo- seph Murphy, Joseph Duval and Margaret Frageau. The Credit Com mittee consists of Stephen Brit tain, Howard Hickcox and Anna Brown. Supervisory committee: Margaret Morisseau, Kathryn Hun ter, and Franklin Taylor.
 A social followed the meeting which was attended by about sev- snty-five members.