The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-08-21
Interest Increases
AtL.U. Is MEETINGS.
Pay Stubs Will Be Shown
To Shop Collectors In
Future

Trenton, N. 1.-The last regular
meeting Of Local Union No. 45 was
the best attended with the members
showing more interest than they have
for quite sometime.
A number of questions were dis
cussed and we hope some very seri
Gus misunderstanding were cleared
up to the satisfaction of all. Collec-
ton of assessments was one of these
items and while the majority are hon
est in their payments, there are few
who are not. They feel that if some
are not paying up it gives them an
excuse for doing likewise. A motion
was passed that from now on all
members show their pay stubs when
| the collector comes around We feel
sure that those who are paying up
will not be at all offended by this re-
quest. We hope it will stop all dis
sension along this line in the future.
Some very important questions will
De coming up in the near future so It
oehooves all who are interested in
heir trade to set Friday nights apart
tor this duty.
President Jack Cooper promises to
maintain parliamentary order to the
oest of his ability which was well
demonstrated at the last meeting. He
also promises not to keep you any
onger than necessary.
Past President Ross Templeton is
yery busy just now electioneering for
heriff of Hunterdon County and asks
hat our members in FrenchtOwn give
i'm their support, as well as those of
Is in Trenton, Washington, and other
places who have friends living in his
county. That we wish him the very
)est of luck in this new venture goes
without saying, although we will miss
i'm very much at our meeting and in
he shop if he succeeds in getting
: his post.
We regret to report Brothers Fred
thompson and George Copestake have
,een off sick lately and that Brothe,
NJ Davies is not well enough to como
ack as yet We are glad to report
'rother Jack Simpson got back last
week and Brother Barney Meyer is
,ack at his bench. Brother Russell
Brady is still on light work, but we
nope he will soon be able to resume
'aSting.
Brother Elijah Watson has just re
urned from a two-week vacation i,
| ,anada and New England before
which he attended the annual conven
ion of his World War No. / military
| at IL Ia
anIy has been getting around this
ear and we hope it will do him I
world Of good.
Brother jim Nixon had couple oil
weeks at the Delaware Water GaI
ince returning from Wyoming and i:
low with relatives near DoylestoWn
lie says he is feeling fine. Our bes
wishes to you, Jim.
p Cards from others say how mucl
! hey appreciate their week off ant
Y low they are enjoying visiting var'
us places, while others are following
p Up their favorite sports, such a
f louble header baseball games.
Q We are glad to see the encouragn.
o atters from II and 1873. The letter
rom the various locals are the mos
! Interesting part of the Herald, alon:
t With many other interesting article
# the labor problems in general.
We were very pleased to read g
~ he honor which has been bestowe'
, lpon our national president. We hop
q, hat the Union Label will get a bi,
:. BOOST, perhaps more along the line o
placing lists Of union-made goods i
. he hands of all working people an
:, specially trade unionists. O. c. As.