The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-27
YARD
NEWS NOTES

last week, owing to being sub
poenaed as witnesses in the tria
of Mike Cicalo. On Friday the en-
tire Office force was off duty fol
part of the day, and all the black
smith force was also absent
Among others who attended the
trial as witnesses were l.. u. Gage
and f. A. Beebe, locomotive engi
neers Chas. Hamilton, engineer
at the new Plant, and John F
Smith, temperer. The followin g
acted as substitutes: A. A. Leh.
man as engineer on the locomotive
hauling clay to the plants; Nellis
Lehman as engineer on the switch
engine at the Clay Bank; A. NJ.
Marks, night steam shovel fire.
man, was also on the day turn in
place of Nellis Lehman; Frank
st. Clair of the mason force took
VIM. Robey's place as inside fore
man, while Mr.. Robey acted as
engineer in Mr.. Hamilton's place.
w. E. Smith, pan room foreman,
fired the boilers during the absence
of Henry Allen. Although the
force was so depleted, there was
no loss in production for that day
S. w. Clark has returned to
work after weeks absence on ac-
count of an injured finger.
A. l.. Polling of the force of
masons has returned to work.
Mr.. Polling was off duty for a
couple weeks on account of sick
ness of his family.
A. L. Proctor is still on the sick
list.
Jas. W. Harbaugh, Secy., ar
rived from Toledo, Friday night,
which accounted for the smiles of
the boys on Saturday, which was
pay day.
Jacob Wycoff was off duty Tues
day, on account of sickness.
Monday was record breaker in
the Tram Road department, as
nineteen trips of clay were deliver
ed at the Plant in ten hours.
Mr.. A. P. Dodd, representing
the Arthur Koppeal Company, was
visitor at the Plant on Friday.
H. NJ. Shelhamer, of Bremen,
Ohio, spent some time at the
Plant last week. Mr.. Shelhamer
is planning to build a large resi-
denee, and was looking for brick
for the same,
Mr. Whiteside, of the MAMA
Powder Co., was at the Plant in
the the interest of his company
last week.
G. w. Rickett, building con-
tractor of Bremen, was at the
Plant on Tuesday, closing a deal
for brick to be used in buildings
at Columbus, Lancaster and
Bremen.
A meeting of the Burial Fund
of The Logan Brick Mfg. Co. was
held Monday evening. The follow
ing officers were re-elecled
Frank st. Clair, President; Mary
Josephine Fickell, Secretary
Edgar Angle, Treasurer. Death
benefits have been paid in five
cases during the past year.
Thirty new members were added |
to the Fund on Tuesday, This is
a form of Insurance which should
be investigated by each employee
Of the Company, and should be
taken advantage of, ss it is an
insurance which applies to each
of family which is de-
pendent upon the insured mem mber.
On an average of fifteen men
per day are applying at the plant
FOR work. Some of these men are
residents of Logan, aud others
come from different cities and
states.
A. L. Rhoades has accepted a
position with the machlnists.
VIM. Stiff, f. A. Ellinger and
Wm. Ellinger are new men at the
Clay Bank, this week.
Chas. Wolfe, Andy Byers and
Peter Stracke were added to the
'orce of masons and kiln repairers
Turing the last few days.
Calvin Blosser, Chss. francisco
md Geo. Chllcote are new men in
he wheel gang.
Henry Jahrand has resigned his
'lace as pan feeder, and has ac-
epted position at the Central
Iotel.