The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-11-19
Social Security
Head Addresses
Minerva Poffers
State Director Answers
MdnY Questions Regard-
ing Phdses. OF Law

[ Minerva OhiO.-At our last meeting
we had the pleasuresof listening to IL
very Informative address on Social
Security by Mr.. Wayne Putnam newly
designated State Director of Ohio.
No stranger to this local. Mr.. Put
nam not only Strengthened out case
in which this local has been Interested
for some time past, but he answered IL
barrage of questions our members
fired at him on other phases of the
law. 1t was hard to tell which enjoyed
ii most, our members or the speakers.
but he left no doubt in our minds that
he had Il good evening with Nc. 20.
The Committee on the Christmas
Remembrance for our men in the serv-
ice continues to function and not one
of the boys will he forgotten. At pres
ent we are preparing three more
plaques containing the names of the
men to be added to the thirty-four
names already on our Honor Roll.
Several more Of our shopmates are
awaiting the call to service and to all
of them we must give something more
than lip service.
The Brotherhood goal is 10 per cent
of the Pottery Industry payroll placed
in War Bonds. Have you. Brother and
Sister, done your share?
The POtters were again in evidence
on the occasion of the third visit to
Minerva of the Mobile Unit of the Red
Cross Blood Donor Service. Here's a
splendid way to help your loved ones
and to pOtters everywhere those of us
here who are donors say there is
nothing to fear, we know, for we've
been through it. Sign up and give a
pint of your blood to save life. Who
knows it may be the life of the boy
who worked along side of you in the
shop. You wouldn't let him down here
at home and YOU can1 let him down
now that he may need it at any one
of hundred places in our far flung
battle line.
We have begun the Roll Cali for
eligibility to our next Convention and
you have time to get in on it,
We contemplate Il change in our
meeting nights and you'll have Il
chance to express your opinion on it
soon, but the only place where that
opinion will count for anything is in
your local meeting hall, so it you are
interested at all please attend our
meeting and let us know how YOU feel
about this matter and others which
may concern you. Your might even ask
yourself this question viz:
What kind of Il Local would mine
be, if every member was just like me?
Brother Louis DeBee. Il veteran
member of the Brotherhood passed
away suddenly on November II, 1912
at his home here. His loss will be
keenly felt by the officers and members
of this Local for Brother DeBee was
one of that fast dwindling group of
real old timers whose interest in the
affairs of the brotherhood and his
Local Union never waivered.
His loyalty to both was unques-
toned and his activity in the affairs
of this Local continued to the day of
his death. His long service covering
almost the entire period of the his
tory of the n. B. of O. Z. gave him a
wealth of experience which was al
ways at the service of his fellow
workers.
TO his family we extend our most
sincere sympathy.
This local also sustained another
loss in the death of Sister Anna
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