The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-06-17
2Ofh Annual
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is a member of Local Union 70.
He was awarded $500 cash prize.
At 6 o'clock 100 pairs of roller
skates. dinner sets and 25 tea pots
were given away Ten winners
were selected in the paid-up dues
book contest. Grace Sedora of Lo-
cal Union 122, Cambridge, Ohio,
took first prize of $4,000. Second,
third, fourth and fifth prizes, a
china dinner service went to Doro-
thy Chadwick, Local A, Robert
Kommel, Local A; Neal Kidder, Lo-
cal a; Rose Poynter, Local 1876.
A years dues will be paid by
the committee for 7. Nocero, Local
1873; Harry Wasseman, Local TO-;
Ethel Sewers, honorary member;
Harry Podewels, honorary member
and j. D. Smith, Local sc.
Other winners of dinner sets
have been notified by mail and will
receive them within the next few
days.
The big beautiful four-door
sedan went to Mrs. R. A. Mathews,
223 West Second street, East Liv-
erpool, Ohio. The automobile was Of
fieially present to Mrs. Mathews
on Monday by President Duffy
and other members of the commit
tee.
1t was a great day for everyone.
President James M. Duffy, Secre-
tary-Treasurer, Chas. F. Jordan,
Vice Presidents Z. l.. Wheatley,
James Slaven, George Turner, T.
| j. Desmond and Joshua Chadwick
were stopped repeatedly on the
midway by friends.
Suggestions are already being
given for a bigger and better 1949
picnic, but this years will be hard
to top.
Winners of the various athletic
events, the order in which they
finished and the prizes are as fol-
lows:
Fifty-yard dash girls TO: Doris
Watson, Sebring, So; Linda Lou
Hermaneck, Alliance, $1.50, and
Sally Phipps, Youngstown, 81.
Fifty-yard dash girls 1912: Ad-
rem Edwards, Minerva, 81; Jane
Bees, New Castle, $1.50, and Jac-
queline Blasko, Youngstown, 81.
Fifty yard dash girls 1916:
Catherine Hartley, Alliance, So;
Joan Bees, New Castle, $1.50, and
Carol Ann Ward, New Castle, and
Margaret Bees, New Castle, a tie,
81 each.
Fifty-yard three-legged race:
Chuck Watson and Dale Coleman,
both East Liverpool, $4; Don
Thorne and Norman Sayre, both
East Liverpool, SO, and Dale Pitt
man and Bob Ferguson, Both Sc
bring, 81.
Fifty-yard dash boys TO: Mic
ky Farmhouse, East Liverpool, $2;
Charles Pronko, Youngstown,
S1.5O, and Teddy Rose, Beaver
Falls, 81.
Seventy-five yard dash boys 10
IL: Junior Howard, East Liverpool,
SO; Dick Garner, East Liverpool,
.50,I and Ronald Mills, East Liv-
erpool, 81.
Hundred yard dash, boys 1916:
Tom McNicol, Wellsville, SO; Harry
Rose, Wellsville, So, and Don JUS
tison, Sebring, 81.
Fifty-yard dash for local union
officers: Dan Kenst, Salem, $3.50;
William Rose, Beaver Falls, $3.50,
and Lloyd Densmore, East Liver
pool, $3.50.
Shoe race; Arden Edwards, Min
erva, 50; Bob Ferguson, Sebring,
$1.50, and Dale Pittman, Sebring,
81.
Fifty yard dash for women Bro
therhood members: Alberta Her
maneck, Alliance, SO; Betty Miller,
East Liverpool, So, and Emma
Dempsey, Alliance, 81.
yard dash for men Bro
therhood members: Tom Nichol,
Wellsville, SO; Carroll Smith, Sc
bring, 50, and Chuck Watson, East
Liverpool, 81.
Hundred-yard dash for men
(open): Tom McNicol, Wellsville,
$4; Carroll Smith, Sebring, and
Chuck Watson, East Liverpool, a
tie $3.50 each, and John Reed, Min
erva, $3.50.
Fifty-yard dash, married women:
Alberta Hermaneck, Alliance, So;
Dolores Stanley, Sebring, $3.50,
and Mary Curry, Wheeling, 81.
Fifty-yard sack race: Jack Reed,
Minerva, 50; Dan Thorne, East Liv-
erpool, $1.50 and Bob Ferguson,
Sebring, 81.
Fifty-yard dash, single women:
Peggy Hunter, Salem, so; Betty
Miller, East Liverpool, $3.50, and
Helen Frances, Wheeling, 81.
Leap-frog race: Bob Ferguson
and Dale Pittman, both Sebring,
$3.50; Chuck Watson and Dale
Coleman, both East Liverpool, So,
and Don Justison and Ray Early,