The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1926-09-03
ORGANIZED WORKERS cELEbRA ton AT FAIRGROUNDS
next MONDAY TO SURPASS ALL PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS
Band Concerts, Dancing, Rides, Games,
Charleston and Other Contests, Vaude-
vile, Country Store, Few OF The
Amusements In Days Program

All arrangements are practically
complete for Hamilton organized la
bor's thirty-fourth annual celebration
of Labor Day on next Monday. The
celebration will be in the form Of a
monster outing at the Butler county
fairgrounds. With clear skies, smil-
ing sunshine and good weather gen
orally the celebration and outing on
Monday promises to surpass anything
Of the kind ever before attempted by
local organized labor.
Looking over reports from other
countries and noting the conditions Of
workers there, one can not help but
feel that labor in these United States
has much to be thankful and grateful
for and much to rejoice over And
so everywhere in this broad land of
plenty, labor, on next Monday, will
celebrate. Hamilton organized labor
will make it day of rejoicing, and
a reminder as well, to those outside
the pale of labor organizations that
it is due to organized labor, to the
unions, that the splendid working con-
ditions enjoyed by most all toilers to-
day are possible.
This will no be done by way of
long speeches by able takers and
famed orators on the fairgrounds
Monday, but through many discussions
in small crowds held here and there
on the grounds throughout the day.
The annual outings of Hamilton labor
always prove educational to the un-
organized and prove of much benefit
to all concerned.
Scheaf, Chairman
The committee in charge of Mon
days entertainment has worked faith
fully and hard for weeks and months
in, planning and arranging that the
day be one long remembered by
everyone of the big crowd expected
to be present. The committee is de-
serving of the full support of every
union man and woman in the city, and
by their presence on Monday lend
their encouragement. Jack Scheaf,
president of Trades Council, and to
whom much credit was due the sue
cess of last years celebration, is again
chairman of the general committee
this year. This gives assurance that
everything possible to do to make the
affair big success has been done.
President Scheaf in naming the COM
mittee this year selected only those
known for their ability and experience
along the line of arranging and plan
ming big things, and all have entered
into the project with vim and enthus-
iasm.
While all the arrangements are
practically complete, the final touches
in the way of minor details will be
given at meeting Of the committee
this evening at the labor temple when
it is expected that all members will
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the work assigned them. The COM
mittee is made up Of representatives
Of every union affiliated with Trades
Council.
The many attractions and devices
provided by the committee to amuse
and entertain the thousands expected
-
at the big celebration are too numer-
GUS to mention. They include band
concerts, dancing afternoon and eve-
ming, vaudeville, games and contests
for young and old, country store
Charleston contest, fireworks, etc
The balloon man will be there with a
truck load of novelties including whis-