The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-06-19
Greatest Picnic
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the fifteen big ones which go to the
place winners. This made everyone
extremely happy with the exception
of four little tots at the end of the
line. The dolls gave out before they
received theirs, but since packages
were sent out from the Office yester-
day, it is a safe bet that the contest
was an 100 per cent crowd pleaser.
A big sunny smile and little blue
bathing suit all wrapped up in worlds
of personality brought the loving cup
to Mary Catherine Schmitt, clever
four year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schmitt, 1911 Cleveland
Avenue, East Liverpool.
A half-hour program of hit selec-
tions by the Ceramic City Male Cho-
rus under the direction of Anthony
Caputo made music lovers out Of
thousands in addition to those who
crowded into the dance hall The Sc
lections "Stout Hearted Men," "Old
King Cole," "They Didn't Believe
Me-" "Make Believe" Grand Faith
er's Clock" Kentucky Babe"
"Ol Man River" and "God Bless
America" were sent out over the loud
speakers to all corners of the huge
park.
At 6 o'clock 100 pairs of roller
skates, fifty dinner sets and 25 tea
pots were given away. Ten winners
were then selected in the paidup dues
book contest. "Sunny" Jim Turner,
| honorary member who for years
helped stage the annual outing as Sc
brings representative on the commit
tee, took first prize of 500. Second
prize, a lOO-piece Warwick china din
ner set, went to Frank Davis, Local
Union 8, East Liverpool. This city
also won 53-piece set from the same
firm, taken home by Local Union No
SG's Frank Vogt. Sebring receives
two similar sets, going to Cary
Hacker, Local 50, and Dorothy Green
less, Local l6G
A years dues will be paid by the
committee for Pauline Bloor, honorary
member, David Williamson, Local sc
and Charles Podewels, Local 9, all OF
this city; Paul Welsh, Local A, Sc
bring, and Zack Robinson, Local 70
Minerva.
The big, beautiful custom 8 crus
er, pride of the OIdsmoble line, wen
to James Anderson of Sebring's Lo
cal Al. He bought one book Of tick
of fhnSn hn hn
must be bought at the last minute will
be forced to revise their opinion. Mr.
Anderson's book was in the first pacl
to leave the print shop some tw'
months ago.
Mr.. Anderson had just purchased
car little over IA month ago, havin,
been without one since January whe
his was wrecked Struck by anothe
car between Sebring and Damascus
his car was literally Knocked from ON
county into the next and was tota
wreck. Mr. Anderson states he ha
belonged to the Brotherhood since h
was old enough to join and he starte
working in the pottery when he wa
,, r.
1t was great day for everyon,
Officials, President James NJ Duffy
SecretaryTreasurer John McGillivral
Vice Presidents +. l.. Wheatley, Fran
Hull, Charles Jordan and Joshu
Chadwick, We're stopped repeatedly o
:, the midway by friends. Vice Pres
dent George Turner and the newl
, elected James Slaven are members {
the committee so had their hands fu
, of work the entire day as did tn
: other members of that body.
Faces familiar to picnic goers fc
many years We're once again on di
. play when former committee member
Sol Mccoy and William Watkin hell
ed out at the automobile booth and c
the sports field respectively.
- Suggestions are already being give
for bigger and better 1912 Picni