The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-20
TIN PLATE EMPLOYEES ARE
TO ENGAGE IN MANY EVENTS


On Saturday. August 20, the first an
nual basket picnic and field meet of the
employees OF the Phillips Sheet & Tin
Plate Company win be held at Union
park commencing at j p. m. While
entries to all field events are limited to
employees, cordial Invitation is Extend
ed to every one TO Join "a the festiyi-
ties Of the day. Lemonade will be serv-
ed free both at the park and ball
grounds. The ball game Will be called
at 1880 p. M, between picked teams from
the works and Office, and will be follow
ed Immediately by the events listed be-
low. and prizes as stated will be awarded
to the winners after each event:
Events and Prizes.
Potato Race, for boys under 16-Flrst,
pair shoes, NJ A. Nusbaum; Second, /
shirt, d. Davidson: Third, box Huyler's
candy, sturm & Wilson.
Ladies' Race. Free for All, 75 yards
First, purse, ]. F. Kronme; Second. choc-
olate set. Stout's China Store: Third,
vase, Watts-Lamberd Co.
100 Yard Dash. Ere for All-First, fine
meerschaum pipe. Kelley & Hicks; Sec
ond, Tie pin. Lee Probst; Third. Hat.
Bakers Store.
Pie Race Boys unser 16-First. shoes,
Highland Bros. & Gore; Second. shirt, E.
Siers: Third, l toy elephant; ]. Nusbaum
& Son.
Running Broad Jump. Free for ALI
First umbrella, Irwin Lockwood Co.:
Second. box Of cigars. w. G. Orr.
Tug of War-First, 100 cigars. welch
n.
Saunders Stogie Co.
Ladies' Race, so yards, open to ladies
weighing 100 lbs or over-First, silver
knives and forks. Home Furnishing CO..;
Second. Carpet sweeper, Roberts Hard
ware Co.
Fat Mems Race. 60 yards. 200 lbs. or
over-FIrst fine meerschaum pipe, Wells
& Haymaker; Second, umbrella, Davis
Shoe Co.
Standing Broad Jump, Free for All
First, clock, L. P. currence; Second. hat,
Louis Fine
Disc Throwing Contest-FIrst. umbrel-
la. Parsons-Souders Co.; Second. shirt
and tie. Bloch Tailoring Co.; third. box
OF cigars. Stone & Mercer.
sixty-Yard Dash. men As years or over
-rlISAt rus GOu1EGy NdIpsA SOsV oeCUuut
slippers, Osborn Shoe Co.
Sack Race. Free for All-FIrst. rifle,
Cost & Holden; Second. shirt. Koblegard
& Co.. neSktie. Globe Clothing Co.
Running High Jump. Free for ALI
First students lamp, Palace Furnishing
Co.; Second. box cigars, Loop Hotel.
Three-Legged Race-F'irst, 2 pairs of
shoes. Loar & White and cash donation;
Second, box candy and box Cigars, Far
makis & Greavas and Loop Hotel
Shot Putting, Free for All-First, set
silver spoons. Home Furnishing Co.;
Second. box cigar. John Noon.
Catching the Creased Pig-Plg donat-
ed by j. c. Williams. supt.
6recian Costume Dance.
In addition to the above, the Greek
employees will give a Grecian costume
dance and IN exhibition OF pyramid
building, as performed in their native
| land.
Souvenir badges made from the pro-
duct of the mills will be given to each
one In attendance.
In addition to prizes as donated by the
merchants. the following have also been
received:
Hornor-Gaylord Co.. 100 lbs. sugar:
Norris Grocery Co. 100 lbs. sugar;
Thompson Produce Co.. one-half box
lemons; Oscar See & Co. one-half box
lemons; Bailey Produce Co.. one-half box
lemons; Bailey Produce Co.. one-haIf box
lemons; 7. ]. Lynch & Co. ribbon for
souvenirs: F. p Martin. $f.OO sugar;
VIM, Bird. 10 lbs. sugar; Ice for lemon
I. ade donated BY clarlrsburg Brewing Co;
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