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Thewrofiroflt THE wrofiROflT naw AKRON EDITION PROTECT OUR GOOD NAME Vol. 28 AKRON, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1939 No. 17 CENTENNIAL PICNIC AT EUCLID BEACH JULY 31 SHAW SANITORIUM "Back on Farm" Photo Wins PLAY DAY AT CLEVELAND PARK LEVY IS BEFORE EXPECTED TO ECLIPSE ALL OTHERS Grand Prize List Totaling53 and Contest AUGUST PRIMARY Awards Now on Display at Goodyear Hall ManyGoodyearites Mark this on your calendar right now! Are Warm Friends Monday,July 31, is the date that has heen set for that hig of Institution day all Goodyear employeeslook forward to. That's when the annual frolic is to he held at Euclid BeachPark, Cleve- Three years ago a Good- land, and it is to be known this year as the Goodyear Cen- yearite, feeling ill. went to tennial Picnic,as 1939 marks the onehundredth anniversary the doctor, was told he had of the discovery— of the process of vulcanization by Charles iuherculosis. Goodyear the discovery which finally resulted inthe devel- opment of our modernrubber manufacturing industries. There was a time when that — was virtually a death sen- "frolic this year is to have special tence. But modern science and working along had proved that this once Troop Boys t line has made plans for a dreaded disease could he 43 ibration bigger and better in ay ways than ever before, checked it caught in time. Leave Saturday snap in- just re zest and are to be And that this could be done :ed into the day's doings than as well in Ohio as in the Adiron- A one week's camping vacation idyearites have experienced at dacks or Arizona. in the woods of northeast Penn- se annual affairs heretofore. So, like many other Goodyear sylvania is the goal of 35 boys Doll Up Park peoplein the last 211 years, Andy 1. Group of hikers snappedby Henry Watts, Efficiency, at Dorsey's from Troop 43 who will leave 'he park is to be elaborately Ondack, Office Service, went out Hollow near Wooster. Left toright: Mrs. Watts, Betty Morris, Paper with their leaders, by company orated in keeping with the to Edwin Shaw Sanatorium at Products; D. V. Manson, New Products; Mrs. D. A. Morris, Develop- truck on Saturday. isual program this year,accord- Springfield Lake. Thirteen ment; D. A. Morris, Engineering Cost; D. W. Bonsai, Squad, and Mrs. Heading the party will be Ed to Fred Colley, chairman of months later, the doctor told him Bonsai. 2. Bernice Weese, 15-year-old daughter of Andy Weese, Cal- Foran, troop committee chairman, general committee, he could go home. That's nearly Boom, trapeze. 3. Mrs. N. E. Beninger looking at as his aides: Henry ender on her 50-foot who will have imong the several features of two years ago. Today Andy looks a rock garden at Niagara Falls. Beninger is in Stockroom Becords. Wheeler, efficiency; Jimmy Little, big caught, Brest is the extraordinary list 4. August Herman, MachineDesign, and the ones he snap- squadron; Clarence Bush, engi- as the committee Design. grand prizes, ped by A. C. Jenner, Foreman,— Machine 5. E. Steiner andhis neering; and Jack Hart and charge of awards announces family out on the farm Mrs. Steiner, Steiner, Bobert, Loretta and Charles Johnson, assistant scout- among McCarthy, snapped y-three, them being Freda. 6. The inimitable Mr. Charles at the masters. ■nty-five for grownups, twenty World's Fair by Goldie Benedict, Office Service. Many of the boys' parentsplan boys and girls between the the mountain re- on driving to is of 5 and 10, six bicycles for treat over July 22 weekend to — 's and girls 10 to 15, and two <" Bk .I _ I visit and bring their sons home. iios for boys and girls 15 to 20. CONTEST WINNERS Langdon Heads In addition to roughing it, the First prize winner in this scouts will swim, hike, play base- Most of the prizes are now on E. Salary Personnel visit display in the windows at head- week 's Photo Contest is ball and make an official to of the Employees Activ- Steiner, LifeGuards, who the Coudersport, Pa. Boy Scout quarters pair of Highland Camp. ities Committee in Goodyear Hall. draws a Recent organization change has Don't fail look 'em over. for his snap- as to Theater tickets placed C. R. "Chick" Langdon 'he program of contests, shot of August Herman and Iiiificance races I games has the earmarks of an the big ones he caught. A sec- sonnel, responsi- Vacation Stops isually setup. It's goes to attractive ond pair of tickets best ever concocted by the Henry Watts, Efficiency for Andy Ondack, back at work, looks of hikers. Vacationing Goodyearites are imittee in charge, and the his group photo Cannon continues following the lure of the open ses to be awarded the winners fine... Tickets may be picked up at his active work tainly should intense the Clan office. in the selection road, the spell of rod and reel create better than he ever did in his life, and the novelty of visiting far- First prize for the best and training of Along has gained 24. pounds, looks fine will away states in pursuit of summer Band Goes photo in the next issue be sales personnel. fun. are some 'he Goodyear Juvenile Band and is fine. He has gone to the cape, second will re- Here thumb-nail a lady's rain He be sketches of what they plan to do: h sixty strong,is tobe on hanc doctors from time to time for prize, set of two tea aprons. sponsible to — checkup. They pronounce him a Charles Watson, Research, is all its glory many new mem Mailor bring your entries to Langdon. visiting Kentucky. s, attractive uniforms and a tit as a fiddle. Langdon relatives in — the Wingfoot Clan Office. start- en or more musical numbers get mikk com- Mrs. Watson and their daughter, "You can't better treat- with Langdon ed the Kitty ording to Art Wiland, direc ment anywhere in the United as a Lou, accompanied him. pany in 1916 Ferrell, The band will play the States than you can right here in GOOD NEIGHBOBS tire builder, graduated from the Edward E. Small Ma- . in chines, will make a fishing trip to k throughout the day. Summit County," he says. Squadron, was factory foreman, 111 at his home near Ran- Treasure Island in Northern On- )f course, there is to be the Tax Levy Needed and in charge of the Squadron al distribution of free dolph last week, Fred Me- when the Los Angeles plant tario. He'll be accompanied by tickets However, this splendid institu- Mullen, truck tire builder, was his wife and son and will use 500 the kiddies for refreshments opened. Transferred to sales in 1 goodies, as well as for ride tion which has reached all over worrying abouthis wheatcrop. 1925, feet of film in recording the trip has steadily advanced, last 1 so on. And the park manage the county, doing preventive He had several acres ready to position on celluloid. was manager of the Virginia Virginia at has arranged with the Good work, lowering the tuberculosis cut and wasn't able to get Dealer and Stores Division of the and West is goal Barker, ir committee to give specia rate, serving scores of Goodyear- around. So one of his neighbors Tire department. the of G. B. his wife ites.has beenrunning.into deficits cameby, cut the wheat for him. and daughter. Barker is in Ship- es to all wearing Goodyea dining the depression, due to the That isn't unusual. Out in ping Export, Plant III. ntification badges. Many new decreasing tax revenues. Unless the country good neighbors Wingfoot Girls and their fami- Starting out for Washington tures have been installed in additional money is forthcoming, always do things like that.The lies will hold their annual fish fry with new Goodyear tires, B. E. wayof amusement devices fo the sanatorium will have to turn point of this story is that half at Wingfoot Lake Friday. Reser- Sanderson, Electric Shop, antici- and young. people away,perhaps close down a dozen of his buddies at Plant vations should be placed with pates no tire trouble. His wife l£. D. Scott, who is lookiiij Elizabeth Manderbach no later and three children will go along. er bus transportation the children's building. Sunshine I, city men, heard about it, " facilitie Cottage. went out there after work than today. Arrange for trans- H. Charlton, Eire Department, those who do nothave cars o and granddaughter, The county is asking a special and shocked his wheat, ready portation when making reserva- his wife and will icr means of conveyance, sav tax levy at the August Primary. for the harvest crews. tion. Tickets, 40 cents. [ Turn to Page 3 ]I [Turn toPage 3 ] THE WINGFOOT CLAN.- 2 25 YEAR AWARDS Pliofilm Replaces Cloth As Restaurant Chair Cover Tire Stripping Gone With Wind PASS 700 MARK In the hectic pursuit of jour- ■ material, the of -JBBjQB B* ifl nalistic subject Dinsmore is 700th, H unusual jobs popped up in George Swinehart is 706th Appleby's'' office. Iran tell you Seven more twenty-five-year what's the tough- est job." says men who received their pins dur- ; ing j^*5^l. -. " (T ■*— George, "only the past two weeks bring the ■ -*■ ■■^^(■■■■■lu "'^*Tv?iB a fen /BB % ■ m\^3t\ ■ **■ "--■ mmLw :m roll up to 700. ■ l?- ■ P^ "'jiM A m^r AmtHkC- m we don't have it any more." R. P. Dinsmore, He was talk- Assistant to the- ing about strip- ac t or y Man ping tires, one of the many tough ;er, joined the rJ/||Mg R 1 i#\ jobs- of the early days, which was nks of Good- eliminated about 1923.
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