The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-06-19
Bauer Pottery Company. Los Angeles
SIGNS Contract With New Local 1876
Trenton's S Scu1nr11ell
Co. Is Expanding
Sturts Construction On New
Building While No. 3 Is
Being Improved

Trenton, N. J.-All plants here are
working to their fullest capacity but
it has been rumored that the Scam
nell shop would cease work on July
until the Is to give the employees an
opportunity to have their long-plan-
ned vacations.
The Scammell China Company is
spending considerable sum of money
at the No. 3 plant. They are build
ing new circular tunnel kiln and are
having their old kiln sheds modern
lied. They have made them all two
story buildings, with construction
started on another large building. 1t
will probably be some time before
everything is completed as the man.
agement has been held up on account
of shortage Of structural steel.
No. 8 plant has been producing all
the blue ware, but, after the improve
ments are completed, the firm will
make all their Lamberton ware at
this plant and the employees on the
Lamberton side will be moved to No.
plant. We look for this change to
take place early in the fall or sooner.
A large delegation from No. 35 will
attend No. ASS picnic to be held this
Saturday at Plagg's Grove. Oh boy,
what roast beef sandwiches; my pal
ate can hardly wait. No. 49 char
tered three busses to Coney Island
last Sunday and good time was en-
joyed by all.
The Lamberton quoits team will
play a match game with the Tren-
ton K. of P. team this week. Results
in next weeks paper. The Scammell
softball team is tied for first place
in the City Industrial League which
is quite feat owing to the class Of
ball played by this league. Perhaps
game can be arranged with some
outside pottery club; especially in the
Ohio district. If anyone is interested
they should get in touch with Bill
Ahrens at this plant.
The local has been having large
turnouts and | hope it continues as
we sure have interesting meetings
with the discussions getting torrid.
One thing we must bear in mind is
not to drag our meetings out, put
snap and vigor behind them and get
the business through in quick order,
so we can get out these nice summer
evenings. l know if this is done the
members will feel more like attending
the meetings.
Brother Boots Mellor caught a
swapping turtle on the highway. He
put it in his cellar to fatten up to
feed the Lamberton clay shop en-
ployes this fall.
Brother Barney Leese has severed
his connections with the firm, SO he
will have more time to attend his
tavern business.
Many of our members are not re-
ceiving this paper. All we ask is
that you get in touch with James
Tuccillo or George Newbon and give
them your name and address.
Brother Jack Briel who had the
pleasure of winning five hundred dol
lars at a drawing last spring has
bought lot on the Bordentown road
and is having fine bungalow erected.
Brother Wilson, liner at our plant,
has accepted a position with the Wal
lace China Company of Huntington
Park, Calf. Good luck to you, Pele-
can.
We think you will be like the sunny
climate of California. Just be sure to
look up a few of the movie beauties
and let US know about them; espe-
cially Sheridan. o. C. 35.