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TH Vol. 25 t------.-I..-... • Tire Room Flag Drops To V 4 04.--02..I l.-•042-" . t-/.- ...... .---..- T/-1 G,"erPO 254C)TIAN AKRON EDITION PROTECT OUR GOOD NAME AKRON, OHIO, IVEDNESDAY, NOVEl\IBER 18, 1936 ..+ Mast • - 042.- 042 042.- 042 042- 042r Harry Walters, head of the committee which purchased the •ag in the Plant 2 Tire Room, and the nag at half mast position. E,•ell those lilen ill the Plant 2 Tire Rooni wlio are tiot super-stitious attneli significance to the dropping of the American flag in the Platit 2 Tire Rooni to half niast position soon after the death of Pat Carter, felloir tire builder, wlio was killed by nii auto wlieii he was crossing the street after work on Armistiee Day. Harry Walters, tire builder, who was eliairnian of tlie CO111111 it-tee which purchased the ilag with contributions from Tire Room workers, was one of tlie first to notice WgdJiesdar that the •ag had dropped.• C4 It is a direct warning to reck- 'THE GREAT BIRCH' "• AIPLOYEES will have .a.-, two days on which to be thankful next week. Thurs-day will be Thanksgiving Day. Saturday, November 28, will be the day in which Birch the Magician brings his show to Goodyear Theater for matinee and evening per-formances - Birch isn't as well knowii yet as •Thurston or Houdini, but since these great masters of , [Turn to Page 2] less driT-ers of automobiles, " de-cl: ired Walters. 4 c Pat was one of tlie tire builders wlio lielped to purchase the flag and the case, :titcl the fact tlint it dropped riglit after liis untimely deatli is more than a coineidence. " The flag was pure]insed and placed in its. dust-proof ease 13 ye:irs ago. The flag was fixed in position with glass-headed tacks fully half an inch long. The lid of the case is attaclied with wood screzvs and sealed air tight. Tliough the flag looks as clean :is wlien placed in the case it will be taken out and dry cleaned and returned to its original position. G. I. U. Students To Meet Next Tuesday The entire student body of Goodyear Industrial University will meet in Room 529, Goodyear Hall, at 7:30 o'clock, next Tues-d: tIv.. November. 24, to lionor a fel-low student. Name of the student lias not been announced. Tliis student will be introduced as tlie Best All Around G. I. U. Student for 1935-36 terms, and will be awarded a Litclifield Medal. The event is to be a sur-prise to tlie individual receiving the. medal as well as the otlier Istudents. Disabled Members Must Obtain Permission Before Leaving Akron To any member who is regularly einployed in Akron and desires to leave Akron while disabled, the following rule applies: 66 Any member who, while disabled, leaves Akron,.Ohio, without first. ob· taining written perniission to do so from the Secretary or Assistant Secretary of the Association shall thereupon forfeit all right to· benefits otherwise payable for such disability during the period he so remains or has remained. away from Akron, Ohio, unless otlierwise determined by the Board of Trustees. "· THAT YOU MAY BE BETTER INFORMED OFFER EMPLOYEES ASSISTANCE IN STARTING THEIR ACCOUNTS UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY ACT No. 41 CHARITY CARNIVAl IS HUGE SUCCESS; SAlES OVER$4,000 OODYEAR is offering to einployees and the Postmaster· Co-operation Of Employees its full cooliel·atic,li ill tlie niatter of filing aliplieatioiis Appreciated ; Many to <,1,taiii Aeenziiit Niziiiliers as proz·ided for under The Social Will Be Helped Rpc·tlritb- ,\Ct. - TI TII]EN :iti •:retit•like the Tt is necessary that every eniployee who is not noir Gn V V Goodyear Cliarity Car- T·ears old. 01· will not 1·carli 65 1,efore January 1. 1937, fill Illiral, lield iii Gi,c,dyear IIall oilt an Application for an Accozint Number zilider The Social i 1:'riday atid Saturday 11iglltS, Reeui·ity Act, and return the completed application to the • passes iiito liisti,i·y, tlie one 1 fact tliat staiids ozit above loc·al postiiiaster liot··111+Ri::t,han December 5.1936. I everytllilig else is ·tile wliole- Each Employee Will Have Account he•irted eo-operation of em- I plovees, cotiiinitteemen, and An accurate record of each employee's social securitv ai'tists wlio gave of their rielits under Federal and State lairs Trill be lrept liy the ' 1,ioney. tiijie and talent to Go•ernment, a separate account being kept for eaeli em- malce it aii outstanding sue-plovee under his own Account Number. eess. Tlic•re are titiies wlieti people As the benefits employees will receive will be based on will giz e, :incl give eheerfully. And one of tliese tinies is wlien total wages for worlr done in this country after Deceniher asked to l,tly tickets for the Cliar-itv Carniv:il, for employees know 31. 1936, it is not only necessary that employees 01,tain Ae-tliat every peiiny received will count Numbers at once, but also furnish tlieir employers buy food or elotliiiig, or soiiie of Tr·ith their Account Numbers. the other necessities of life for fellow employees Wllo meet with Next Tuesday. November 24. or as soon thereafter as hard luck or disaster. Will Spread Good Cheer possible, each employee will be given, through his super- Thaiiks to the generosity of vision, an Application for Account Number and a leaflet eniployees hundreds of eniploy-ees' fanitlies wlio because of sick-containing instructions and information. ness or other misfortune would not 11 ave a very enjoyable Under Post Office Supervision Th:inksgiviiig or Cliristmas, will be provided witli generous Employees who wish assistance in filling out their Appli- Thanksgiving atid Christmas din-eations for Account Numbers may avail themselves of the ners. The balance of the fund will be service offered them in the basement of Goodyear Hall used to spread good cheer during ( wliere license plates and drivers' licenses have been issued ). [Turn to Page 2] This service will be supervised by officials from the Post t . 1 1 7.1 Ul l,P Office Departnient Tvho Trill have men on hand to anslver • •Uccessflll Wr•ter • questions and give any information regarding the applica- 1 Ill- -- -· . UR : 6* tions that may be desired. b" =..'ll ... Clerks with typewriters will fill out the applications as pai·t of this free service. May Fill Out Own Application If the employee ehooses to fill ·out his apblication himself ( 6 6 preferably with a typewriter, not with pencil"), he may, if lie wishes, return the application to his supervisor or fore-nia11 after completion. who will see that the application is filed • with tlie local postmaster. As soon as the account number has · been assigned to the applicant, it will be re-turned to the employee through the company. LADIES' AUXILIARY LUNCHEON THURSDAY FRIARS TO INITIATE CANDIDATES FRIDAY 1[enibers of the Ladies' Auri- A Illimber of candidates will be •liary of the Foremen's Clill) nre ini:ited by tlie Goodyear Friars' , remitided that their covere,1 dislil i Clul, at n ceremoninl in the Friars' 1 luncheon will be held at l p. m. to. I · inorrow .. .1 Ed Myers This little story of Ed Myers, ill the Wonien's Com Club Room, Friday night, •,orem • true·k tire bililder, ought to be munity Room, Goodyear Hall. 1)er 20. • titled, c c Tire Builder Becomes Fa- • Each woman is to bring a covered Other employers wishing to, nious Writer," for if he hasn't dish and table service. amliate with the club niay still • reached that goal yet he certainly Bridge will follow the luncheon. make application throngli .Terry • is on his way. i•Wives of all Foremen'S Club mem. Polm, abbot, or T,. M. Harb, + Ed recently received a checlc 1 1,ers are invited. scribe. [Turn to Page 2] . lilI'.,1 lillI. \ l . I J *
Object Description
Title | The Wingfoot Clan (Akron edition), Vol. 25, No. 41 (November 18, 1936) |
Creator | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company |
Date Original | 1936-11-18 |
Date Notes | November 18, 1936 |
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. |
Subject Terms |
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company--Periodicals Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company--Employees--Periodicals |
Location | Akron (Ohio) |
Type | Text |
Publisher | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company |
Digital Publisher | University of Akron. Archival Services |
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. |
Source Collection | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Records |
Identifier | 11-18-1936.pdf |
Medium | Periodicals |
Format-Extent | 4 pages |
Collection Category | Rubber Industry |
UA College | University Libraries |
UA Department | Archival Services |
Website | http://www.uakron.edu/libraries/archives/ |
Contact Information | The University of Akron, Archival Services, Polsky Building, Room LL10, 225 South Main Street, Akron, OH 44325-1702, Phone: 330-972-7670, Fax: 330-972-6170, E-mail: archives@uakron.edu |
Description
Title | 11-18-1936 1 |
Type | Text |
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. |
Source Collection | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Records |
Medium | Periodicals |
Collection Category | Rubber Industry |
UA College | University Libraries |
UA Department | Archival Services |
Website | http://www.uakron.edu/libraries/archives/ |
Contact Information | The University of Akron, Archival Services, Polsky Building, Room LL10, 225 South Main Street, Akron, OH 44325-1702, Phone: 330-972-7670, Fax: 330-972-6170, E-mail: archives@uakron.edu |
transcript | TH Vol. 25 t------.-I..-... • Tire Room Flag Drops To V 4 04.--02..I l.-•042-" . t-/.- ...... .---..- T/-1 G,"erPO 254C)TIAN AKRON EDITION PROTECT OUR GOOD NAME AKRON, OHIO, IVEDNESDAY, NOVEl\IBER 18, 1936 ..+ Mast • - 042.- 042 042.- 042 042- 042r Harry Walters, head of the committee which purchased the •ag in the Plant 2 Tire Room, and the nag at half mast position. E,•ell those lilen ill the Plant 2 Tire Rooni wlio are tiot super-stitious attneli significance to the dropping of the American flag in the Platit 2 Tire Rooni to half niast position soon after the death of Pat Carter, felloir tire builder, wlio was killed by nii auto wlieii he was crossing the street after work on Armistiee Day. Harry Walters, tire builder, who was eliairnian of tlie CO111111 it-tee which purchased the ilag with contributions from Tire Room workers, was one of tlie first to notice WgdJiesdar that the •ag had dropped.• C4 It is a direct warning to reck- 'THE GREAT BIRCH' "• AIPLOYEES will have .a.-, two days on which to be thankful next week. Thurs-day will be Thanksgiving Day. Saturday, November 28, will be the day in which Birch the Magician brings his show to Goodyear Theater for matinee and evening per-formances - Birch isn't as well knowii yet as •Thurston or Houdini, but since these great masters of , [Turn to Page 2] less driT-ers of automobiles, " de-cl: ired Walters. 4 c Pat was one of tlie tire builders wlio lielped to purchase the flag and the case, :titcl the fact tlint it dropped riglit after liis untimely deatli is more than a coineidence. " The flag was pure]insed and placed in its. dust-proof ease 13 ye:irs ago. The flag was fixed in position with glass-headed tacks fully half an inch long. The lid of the case is attaclied with wood screzvs and sealed air tight. Tliough the flag looks as clean :is wlien placed in the case it will be taken out and dry cleaned and returned to its original position. G. I. U. Students To Meet Next Tuesday The entire student body of Goodyear Industrial University will meet in Room 529, Goodyear Hall, at 7:30 o'clock, next Tues-d: tIv.. November. 24, to lionor a fel-low student. Name of the student lias not been announced. Tliis student will be introduced as tlie Best All Around G. I. U. Student for 1935-36 terms, and will be awarded a Litclifield Medal. The event is to be a sur-prise to tlie individual receiving the. medal as well as the otlier Istudents. Disabled Members Must Obtain Permission Before Leaving Akron To any member who is regularly einployed in Akron and desires to leave Akron while disabled, the following rule applies: 66 Any member who, while disabled, leaves Akron,.Ohio, without first. ob· taining written perniission to do so from the Secretary or Assistant Secretary of the Association shall thereupon forfeit all right to· benefits otherwise payable for such disability during the period he so remains or has remained. away from Akron, Ohio, unless otlierwise determined by the Board of Trustees. "· THAT YOU MAY BE BETTER INFORMED OFFER EMPLOYEES ASSISTANCE IN STARTING THEIR ACCOUNTS UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY ACT No. 41 CHARITY CARNIVAl IS HUGE SUCCESS; SAlES OVER$4,000 OODYEAR is offering to einployees and the Postmaster· Co-operation Of Employees its full cooliel·atic,li ill tlie niatter of filing aliplieatioiis Appreciated ; Many to <,1,taiii Aeenziiit Niziiiliers as proz·ided for under The Social Will Be Helped Rpc·tlritb- ,\Ct. - TI TII]EN :iti •:retit•like the Tt is necessary that every eniployee who is not noir Gn V V Goodyear Cliarity Car- T·ears old. 01· will not 1·carli 65 1,efore January 1. 1937, fill Illiral, lield iii Gi,c,dyear IIall oilt an Application for an Accozint Number zilider The Social i 1:'riday atid Saturday 11iglltS, Reeui·ity Act, and return the completed application to the • passes iiito liisti,i·y, tlie one 1 fact tliat staiids ozit above loc·al postiiiaster liot··111+Ri::t,han December 5.1936. I everytllilig else is ·tile wliole- Each Employee Will Have Account he•irted eo-operation of em- I plovees, cotiiinitteemen, and An accurate record of each employee's social securitv ai'tists wlio gave of their rielits under Federal and State lairs Trill be lrept liy the ' 1,ioney. tiijie and talent to Go•ernment, a separate account being kept for eaeli em- malce it aii outstanding sue-plovee under his own Account Number. eess. Tlic•re are titiies wlieti people As the benefits employees will receive will be based on will giz e, :incl give eheerfully. And one of tliese tinies is wlien total wages for worlr done in this country after Deceniher asked to l,tly tickets for the Cliar-itv Carniv:il, for employees know 31. 1936, it is not only necessary that employees 01,tain Ae-tliat every peiiny received will count Numbers at once, but also furnish tlieir employers buy food or elotliiiig, or soiiie of Tr·ith their Account Numbers. the other necessities of life for fellow employees Wllo meet with Next Tuesday. November 24. or as soon thereafter as hard luck or disaster. Will Spread Good Cheer possible, each employee will be given, through his super- Thaiiks to the generosity of vision, an Application for Account Number and a leaflet eniployees hundreds of eniploy-ees' fanitlies wlio because of sick-containing instructions and information. ness or other misfortune would not 11 ave a very enjoyable Under Post Office Supervision Th:inksgiviiig or Cliristmas, will be provided witli generous Employees who wish assistance in filling out their Appli- Thanksgiving atid Christmas din-eations for Account Numbers may avail themselves of the ners. The balance of the fund will be service offered them in the basement of Goodyear Hall used to spread good cheer during ( wliere license plates and drivers' licenses have been issued ). [Turn to Page 2] This service will be supervised by officials from the Post t . 1 1 7.1 Ul l,P Office Departnient Tvho Trill have men on hand to anslver • •Uccessflll Wr•ter • questions and give any information regarding the applica- 1 Ill- -- -· . UR : 6* tions that may be desired. b" =..'ll ... Clerks with typewriters will fill out the applications as pai·t of this free service. May Fill Out Own Application If the employee ehooses to fill ·out his apblication himself ( 6 6 preferably with a typewriter, not with pencil"), he may, if lie wishes, return the application to his supervisor or fore-nia11 after completion. who will see that the application is filed • with tlie local postmaster. As soon as the account number has · been assigned to the applicant, it will be re-turned to the employee through the company. LADIES' AUXILIARY LUNCHEON THURSDAY FRIARS TO INITIATE CANDIDATES FRIDAY 1[enibers of the Ladies' Auri- A Illimber of candidates will be •liary of the Foremen's Clill) nre ini:ited by tlie Goodyear Friars' , remitided that their covere,1 dislil i Clul, at n ceremoninl in the Friars' 1 luncheon will be held at l p. m. to. I · inorrow .. .1 Ed Myers This little story of Ed Myers, ill the Wonien's Com Club Room, Friday night, •,orem • true·k tire bililder, ought to be munity Room, Goodyear Hall. 1)er 20. • titled, c c Tire Builder Becomes Fa- • Each woman is to bring a covered Other employers wishing to, nious Writer," for if he hasn't dish and table service. amliate with the club niay still • reached that goal yet he certainly Bridge will follow the luncheon. make application throngli .Terry • is on his way. i•Wives of all Foremen'S Club mem. Polm, abbot, or T,. M. Harb, + Ed recently received a checlc 1 1,ers are invited. scribe. [Turn to Page 2] . lilI'.,1 lillI. \ l . I J * |