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DON'T FAIL TO SIGN UP FOR LABOR DAY EVENTS lF YOU CARE TO ENTER ON PAGE ONE Industrial Assembly Holds Session Mrs. Clay Makes Bowling Record THE WI VOL. 8 THIRTY LOCAL GIRLS MAKE TRIP TO CASTLE Number is the Greatest for Several Weeks NAMES OF GIRLS GIVEN Thirty Goodyear girls went to the Castle last Saturday to spend their vacations. 1 his is more than have gone in any single week before for vacation outings for some time. The following girls were in the party: Lulu Etter, Mrs. C. F. Combs, Matilda 01Hoeft, Harriet Spaulding, Gladys Faine, Betty Evans, May Crisp, Dorothy Freed, Evelyn Weston, Maiorie Young Ruth MeKenzie, Martha Olson, Edna Stewart, Mable Stewart, Mrs. Bennett Mary Peoples, n Hulda Johnson, Lillian Steinhauser Lilly Anderson. Lillie Nelson, Mary Wolcott, Josephine Vandegriff, Roberta kost, Sarah Albnght and Bertha John son. Laura Richey, Mary Smiedel, Pear Carroll, Jennie Johnston, and Matilda Hugg went with the vacatiohers Satur day and returned Sunday evening. GOODYEAR AMONG 1 ST E Plant Has Played Great Part in Tire Evolution One of the first rubber companies to apply itself to the problem of prodn ing tires for the modern motor truck-the most emcient carrier since the 1 comotive, was the Goodyear. In the evolution of the pnmmatic truck tire thiR company hAA played & most promi nent part In many respects the introduction 1 years ago. lous - world, its sponsors entertain faneiful visions of its fature imp tance as a carrier, but - their "ir horse" was still little more than giant toy. prohibited its use.. Then followed perfeeted. on these wooden rails. if. tbe heavy rail of today. mccomplished by conquenng •ust [Turn to Page 2] ON OTHER PAGES -The Cause of it All"--a Cartoon ne= Foremens' Picnic Pictures 'Ir -•T•]091. :TOOD,(M IY CIA\ -U\\•\,/\J Sg___ - AKRON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919 BAND HAS FEAST BY VIRTUE OF PNEUMATICS; TRAIN HELD UP BY RAIN Goodyear Fellows Alone Are Able to Stem Roads . SOLIDS ON REST OFTRUCKS That Goodyear Tires are making good on the Trans-continental Motor Truck tri are Ba , the pin are & Re 0a36 , th th ru '.- Up -W th 1 ba th - th th en th ti W ha en U to UP 6g th m a th 0 c- le 0- e -F of ke tty '88 111- ed P or. 1 on t ely FaS )Od Ned ron low Lick een as ing lgO. p may be seen from the reports that coming back from the Goodyear nd fellows, who are accompanying train. They are simply out-strip-g the entire bunch of trucks that - running on solid tires. cently, as one of the reports goes, great rain occurred on the route snd e entire train, with the exception of e trucks of the Company that are nning on pneumatic tires, was held The townspeople of Big Springs, yoming, had a big feast prepared for e men, in fact, they had a regular rbecue, and all the town was out for e occasion, but the train never got ere to partake of the many good ings. The muddy roads held up the tire procession, with the exception of e Goodyear trucks on the air-filled res, and the fellows from the factory ere supposed to g< get away with." MAKES REAL-RECORD ON GOODYEAR ALLEYS . ---I Mary Clay Rolls Score of 279 at Gymnasium HI M ite bow 9 3, ,- GHEST TALLY RECORDED . rs. Mary Clay, a former Goodyear- , made a record for the Goodyear ling alleys, when she rolled a 279 , 4..... '%4'.f., 1'.an .'re' 4, ;-•at' :7. .1-::1........,•. S144.2.' ' . ' . 03/,6.. .Feaa:/2.+K . 1105' 29)r 2. 1. .; f. '. .. j ., ..'., '7*-7'..... . ./ - ./92% *tz:.... No. 79 INDUSTRIAL ASSEMBLY HOLDS SPECIAL SESSION; HOUSEWAITS ON SENATE Machinist Question is Still Hanging Fire ANOTHER MEETING MONDAY Goodyear's Industrial Assembly held another special meeting Monday after-i noon from 3:30 to 6:00 o'clock. No I special or decisive conclusions have yet I been reached on the question of the ma-l chinists requests. | Following the joint meeting held by both houses of the Assembly last Thurs- • day evening, at which time the House of Representatives turned down the bill • sent in by the Senate, a joint meeting ' was held by the Standing Committees of the houses. Matters stood at com. paratively the same position until the • special meeting, held on Monday after-noon. It was the House 's turn to make recommendations to the Senate, at the # 1 1 Monday meeting and following a general discussion, a bill was sent to the Senate for ratiBcation. It was another statement of the machinist's question. MRS. MARY CLAY The House had but then to wait.on the d the pleasure of eating what the score last week. She started with a action of the Senators, which they did tire crowd from the Sfty army trucks spare and made nine straight strikes. and continued to do until the time of The last ball looked perfect for a adjournment at 6:00 p. m. strike, but the seven pin stood. Goodyear's Senate now has the bill Following the feast, the men of the wn put on something of a u round- This score is high for both men and up for decision and is expected to " for the entertainment of the women. Ferguson, of the Rlant 2 return their conclusions on the matter, tenderfeet" and showed them what Duck-Pin team, held the record up to that is, they may reject or adopt it, at . ey do with bucking bronchos, wild ' this time, with a score of 278 in straight the next meeting. The session will be ules, etc. A dance was then given bowling. Tillie Locke, of the General held next Monday night in the General t the town hall and the men took in ORice Restaurant, held the previous Ofice at 7:30 p. In. e whole affair. 6 6 We had the time of record of the alleys for women, having It is hoped by members of both ur lives," states .the most recent a 177 score. She rolled her high score houses that the question *will be cleaned tter. in the Goodyear Girls' bowling tourna- up at this meeting. 1he band will follow the train on its ment, held early in the summer. ntire journey to the coast and return. COMMITTEES TO MEET REAL GOODYEAR AFFAIRS OREMEN HOLD PICNIC AT KEPLER'S HOTEL "SOME DANDY"-REPORT AGAIN THIS MORNING NOT ONLY HELD HERE Goodyear's foremen held their annual icnic last Saturday afternoon at Kep-er's on Turkeyffot Lake, It was more han just an onJOyable afternoon, says Plans Are Now Almost Com-plete for Celebration Hold Fifth Automobile Tour of Season a the men, t c It was a dandy." Goodyear activities are not alone con- All the events that go to make such Thursday morning will again see the Sned to the Goodyear of Akron, for a nffairs really what they ought to be, Labor Day committeemen at their recent letters coming from Goodyear, *ere -on the program. 6 6 and the fellows weekly meeting in the Factory Council Connecticut, show tbat the fellows up certainly went in for all of them," as Room. All members are urged to at- there are having some of the real times, one of the foremen stated it. tend. famous around the plant here. They left the. Goodyear at about. 1:30 ' The men have been going over the The most recent communication states p. m. and made their way to the resort plans for the celebration and are now that the men at the eastern plant have in Goodyear trucks. A long pr6gram of· coming to the point where they may: just completed their first automobile p.thletic and• comedy events, each with • say ·that the program and list of events • tour of the season, one of the agairs its comedy prize, wes run off during i for the day and the equipment needed that is claimed to be of real size n nd the afternoon. A chicken and 8sh din- • to put them on, will be in.readiness in | importance in the eastern states. The ner was enjoyed at 5:00 p. m. and the the very near future. Nothing seems ' Tettpr from R. W. Boys, Superintendent part, returned some time later in the. to be standing in the way of things now of the GoodjreAr, Connecticilt, factory. evening by the same means Rs that Find committeemen are optomistic over states: " It was • the most . successful . employed in the outgoing journey. the outcome of the entire project. [Turn to Page 4] 1 a.. I 1 0 Vt .., 1
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Title | The Wingfoot Clan (Akron edition), Vol. 8 No. 79 (August 14, 1919) |
Creator | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company |
Date Original | 1919-08-14 |
Date Notes | August 14, 1919 |
Description | The 'Wingfoot Clan' is the employee newsletter of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. The publication consists of numerous editions including the Akron Edition, the Aircraft Edition, and special editions. |
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company--Periodicals Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company--Employees--Periodicals |
Location | Akron (Ohio) |
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Title | 08-14-1919 1 |
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Copyright Statement | This publication is protected by copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code). Copyright to this publication lies with The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, which has permitted The University of Akron to make it available for personal use for private study, scholarship, or research. Any other use of this item including publications, exhibitions, or productions is prohibited without written permission. Please contact Archival Services at archives@uakron.edu for more information. |
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Collection Category | Rubber Industry |
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transcript | DON'T FAIL TO SIGN UP FOR LABOR DAY EVENTS lF YOU CARE TO ENTER ON PAGE ONE Industrial Assembly Holds Session Mrs. Clay Makes Bowling Record THE WI VOL. 8 THIRTY LOCAL GIRLS MAKE TRIP TO CASTLE Number is the Greatest for Several Weeks NAMES OF GIRLS GIVEN Thirty Goodyear girls went to the Castle last Saturday to spend their vacations. 1 his is more than have gone in any single week before for vacation outings for some time. The following girls were in the party: Lulu Etter, Mrs. C. F. Combs, Matilda 01Hoeft, Harriet Spaulding, Gladys Faine, Betty Evans, May Crisp, Dorothy Freed, Evelyn Weston, Maiorie Young Ruth MeKenzie, Martha Olson, Edna Stewart, Mable Stewart, Mrs. Bennett Mary Peoples, n Hulda Johnson, Lillian Steinhauser Lilly Anderson. Lillie Nelson, Mary Wolcott, Josephine Vandegriff, Roberta kost, Sarah Albnght and Bertha John son. Laura Richey, Mary Smiedel, Pear Carroll, Jennie Johnston, and Matilda Hugg went with the vacatiohers Satur day and returned Sunday evening. GOODYEAR AMONG 1 ST E Plant Has Played Great Part in Tire Evolution One of the first rubber companies to apply itself to the problem of prodn ing tires for the modern motor truck-the most emcient carrier since the 1 comotive, was the Goodyear. In the evolution of the pnmmatic truck tire thiR company hAA played & most promi nent part In many respects the introduction 1 years ago. lous - world, its sponsors entertain faneiful visions of its fature imp tance as a carrier, but - their "ir horse" was still little more than giant toy. prohibited its use.. Then followed perfeeted. on these wooden rails. if. tbe heavy rail of today. mccomplished by conquenng •ust [Turn to Page 2] ON OTHER PAGES -The Cause of it All"--a Cartoon ne= Foremens' Picnic Pictures 'Ir -•T•]091. :TOOD,(M IY CIA\ -U\\•\,/\J Sg___ - AKRON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919 BAND HAS FEAST BY VIRTUE OF PNEUMATICS; TRAIN HELD UP BY RAIN Goodyear Fellows Alone Are Able to Stem Roads . SOLIDS ON REST OFTRUCKS That Goodyear Tires are making good on the Trans-continental Motor Truck tri are Ba , the pin are & Re 0a36 , th th ru '.- Up -W th 1 ba th - th th en th ti W ha en U to UP 6g th m a th 0 c- le 0- e -F of ke tty '88 111- ed P or. 1 on t ely FaS )Od Ned ron low Lick een as ing lgO. p may be seen from the reports that coming back from the Goodyear nd fellows, who are accompanying train. They are simply out-strip-g the entire bunch of trucks that - running on solid tires. cently, as one of the reports goes, great rain occurred on the route snd e entire train, with the exception of e trucks of the Company that are nning on pneumatic tires, was held The townspeople of Big Springs, yoming, had a big feast prepared for e men, in fact, they had a regular rbecue, and all the town was out for e occasion, but the train never got ere to partake of the many good ings. The muddy roads held up the tire procession, with the exception of e Goodyear trucks on the air-filled res, and the fellows from the factory ere supposed to g< get away with." MAKES REAL-RECORD ON GOODYEAR ALLEYS . ---I Mary Clay Rolls Score of 279 at Gymnasium HI M ite bow 9 3, ,- GHEST TALLY RECORDED . rs. Mary Clay, a former Goodyear- , made a record for the Goodyear ling alleys, when she rolled a 279 , 4..... '%4'.f., 1'.an .'re' 4, ;-•at' :7. .1-::1........,•. S144.2.' ' . ' . 03/,6.. .Feaa:/2.+K . 1105' 29)r 2. 1. .; f. '. .. j ., ..'., '7*-7'..... . ./ - ./92% *tz:.... No. 79 INDUSTRIAL ASSEMBLY HOLDS SPECIAL SESSION; HOUSEWAITS ON SENATE Machinist Question is Still Hanging Fire ANOTHER MEETING MONDAY Goodyear's Industrial Assembly held another special meeting Monday after-i noon from 3:30 to 6:00 o'clock. No I special or decisive conclusions have yet I been reached on the question of the ma-l chinists requests. | Following the joint meeting held by both houses of the Assembly last Thurs- • day evening, at which time the House of Representatives turned down the bill • sent in by the Senate, a joint meeting ' was held by the Standing Committees of the houses. Matters stood at com. paratively the same position until the • special meeting, held on Monday after-noon. It was the House 's turn to make recommendations to the Senate, at the # 1 1 Monday meeting and following a general discussion, a bill was sent to the Senate for ratiBcation. It was another statement of the machinist's question. MRS. MARY CLAY The House had but then to wait.on the d the pleasure of eating what the score last week. She started with a action of the Senators, which they did tire crowd from the Sfty army trucks spare and made nine straight strikes. and continued to do until the time of The last ball looked perfect for a adjournment at 6:00 p. m. strike, but the seven pin stood. Goodyear's Senate now has the bill Following the feast, the men of the wn put on something of a u round- This score is high for both men and up for decision and is expected to " for the entertainment of the women. Ferguson, of the Rlant 2 return their conclusions on the matter, tenderfeet" and showed them what Duck-Pin team, held the record up to that is, they may reject or adopt it, at . ey do with bucking bronchos, wild ' this time, with a score of 278 in straight the next meeting. The session will be ules, etc. A dance was then given bowling. Tillie Locke, of the General held next Monday night in the General t the town hall and the men took in ORice Restaurant, held the previous Ofice at 7:30 p. In. e whole affair. 6 6 We had the time of record of the alleys for women, having It is hoped by members of both ur lives," states .the most recent a 177 score. She rolled her high score houses that the question *will be cleaned tter. in the Goodyear Girls' bowling tourna- up at this meeting. 1he band will follow the train on its ment, held early in the summer. ntire journey to the coast and return. COMMITTEES TO MEET REAL GOODYEAR AFFAIRS OREMEN HOLD PICNIC AT KEPLER'S HOTEL "SOME DANDY"-REPORT AGAIN THIS MORNING NOT ONLY HELD HERE Goodyear's foremen held their annual icnic last Saturday afternoon at Kep-er's on Turkeyffot Lake, It was more han just an onJOyable afternoon, says Plans Are Now Almost Com-plete for Celebration Hold Fifth Automobile Tour of Season a the men, t c It was a dandy." Goodyear activities are not alone con- All the events that go to make such Thursday morning will again see the Sned to the Goodyear of Akron, for a nffairs really what they ought to be, Labor Day committeemen at their recent letters coming from Goodyear, *ere -on the program. 6 6 and the fellows weekly meeting in the Factory Council Connecticut, show tbat the fellows up certainly went in for all of them," as Room. All members are urged to at- there are having some of the real times, one of the foremen stated it. tend. famous around the plant here. They left the. Goodyear at about. 1:30 ' The men have been going over the The most recent communication states p. m. and made their way to the resort plans for the celebration and are now that the men at the eastern plant have in Goodyear trucks. A long pr6gram of· coming to the point where they may: just completed their first automobile p.thletic and• comedy events, each with • say ·that the program and list of events • tour of the season, one of the agairs its comedy prize, wes run off during i for the day and the equipment needed that is claimed to be of real size n nd the afternoon. A chicken and 8sh din- • to put them on, will be in.readiness in | importance in the eastern states. The ner was enjoyed at 5:00 p. m. and the the very near future. Nothing seems ' Tettpr from R. W. Boys, Superintendent part, returned some time later in the. to be standing in the way of things now of the GoodjreAr, Connecticilt, factory. evening by the same means Rs that Find committeemen are optomistic over states: " It was • the most . successful . employed in the outgoing journey. the outcome of the entire project. [Turn to Page 4] 1 a.. I 1 0 Vt .., 1 |