The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
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part of Sunday trying to figure out
where to put all his prizes. He had
a box full of them.
We were all delighted to have
with us some of our pottery friends
from Alliance and Sebring, Ohio
Hazel Haught and Hazel Brown
were from Alliance, Ohio, while
Mary Weaver, Eleanor Lamp, Beu-
lah Reich, and Glenn Flowers came
from Sebring Friday evening and
went to the Falls where they stop
ped at a tourist camp overnight
They had intended visiting the
plant the next morning but got up
too late. They all expressed them
selves to the effect they had had a
good time and especially enjoyed
the Polish dances. They are plan
ming to return soon to visit our
shop. We were glad to have them
with us and will also be glad to
have them come back anytime to
visit us.
In the dance contests, Allie
Krawczyk and his wife Irene were
the winners of the Polka contest.
They also won it at last years pic
tnic. June Donovan and Walter
Fuszara came through with flying
colors on the Fox Trot. Eleanor
Meyers and Leroy Thomas won
both the Waltz and Jitterbug con-
tests. All winners were picked by
popular applause.
Dorothy Mroz and Dolores Rus
inski looked lovely in their twin
blue bridesmaid outfits. They had
attended the wedding of Henry
IFalkiewicz and Dorothy Kasprzyk,
both former clay shoppers, before
coming to the picnic.
We want to thank the manage
ment for their generous donation
of the Ok Roast which added no
small part to our enjoyment and
was appreciated by all lovers OF
good meat. We also thank Chuck
White and the other members of
his committee for the capable man
ner in which they handled the re-
freshment problem. Our thanks are
also extended to Ed Schuster who
willingly gave his time in helping
on the doll rattle. To Fred Brader
the one man team who SO ably help
ed Chairman Dorothy Donovan in
selling tickets for the big prize; to
Virginia Dewitt who gave up a
large portion of her time while
with us in serving on the Skippy
Cup Stand; to Ralph Stuart, Jean
Leavy and assistants Eddie Faltis-
co and Joe Paveljack who had the
handling of all the sports and
prizes we extend sincere thanks.
We would like to hand big
bouquet to Ed Meyer, our truck
driver, who went all out to render
service. Eddie was running around
in circles last week collecting all the
things needed at the picnic. He was
out at the park when the OK roast
was started Friday evening, deliv-
ering the charcoal and other things
needed. On Saturday he was up
bright and early and made number
less trips back and forth doing var
ious errands. Then on Sunday he
went back to the Park and picked
up 200 glasses that were scattered
around the grounds, 70 of them be-
ing i'm the dance hall. Eddie's will
ingness to help played large part
in. making our picnic success.
Thanks lot, Eddie.
Now its time we said few words
about man who is usually in the
background, but who is responsible
for all the ordering and seeing that
everything is just where it should
be when needed. He does not want
his name mentioned but we are 60
ing to mention it anyway for we
are sure his ability to take care of
matters such as these has long been
recognized by all of us. So, many
thanks to you, Joe Meidel.
We also want to extend sincere
thanks to any and all who helped
in any way in making our picnic a
success.