Vol.9 September, 19 2 2 *o.i Our Front Cover and Center Pases EAVING in September of 1921 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick in Java. The pictures and the copy on the center pages Shedd and their two daughters, Marion and Elizabeth, were also contributed by Mr. Shedd, most of the copy being L started on a tour around the globe, which was not taken from letters which he had sent to members of his completed until June of 1922. They visited France, Italy family and friends. We have not had a more interesting and the European countries, then Egypt, Burma, India, center-page spread. Mr. Shedd is one of the directors of the Ceylon, Straits Settlement. Java, China and Japan. Jeffrey Mfg. Co., and has always shown a keen appreciation The picture on the front cover is of a plantation scene ot our employees' publication. KEYBOARD KLIPPINGS A HEART BREAKER—LOST IN THE 10th INNING since their move to the gallc By Poll'janna Wigginton Jeffrey Team Occupies Second Place in League to become a part of Dcpt. 9. One of our girls recently had Ten innings of good baseball were required to decide the cham­ Mr .Bierly is- back again a letter for a Coal Company in pionship in the Industrial Twilight League when the American Rail­ looking fine after his vacation. 'est Vriginia for the attention way Express team played our Jeffrey team on Saturday, August Uda Schall spent part of 1 Mr. "Beans," Secretary, and 12th, on the Northwood diamonds. The boys played a hard game vacation at Indian Lake, Oh e noticed another executive of but they finally lost by a score of 5 to 4. Now for some good big fu is Company was a Mr. "Rice." Captain Robinson and his team have made a good showing and grown fish stories. was suggested that it would be deserve credit for their efforts. If old Dame Fortune had just given Frank Recob was called to D ry fitting for them to start in them a little luck it would have put the championship "on ice." Well, troit on August 5th owing to t e grocery business instead. as it stands, let us congratulate the winners, and next time perhaps death of his brother. L. H. Michaelis took his chil- they'll pay us the same courtesy. Buck Welsh is back again aft his vacation. en out to the Municipal Bath- mil nun limn mini g Pool for a swim, but after Newton Carmell has the v riving at the pool L. H. de­ which we are so familiar, but we boxes has aroused our curiosity. cation fever. Hold her, Newt, i led he would not go in, so he wish her all the happiness in the We wonder if he is building a you may take a flying trip t down with bathing suit by world in her own "little love new kind of flivver. Perhaps he Chicago. 5 side watching the children, nest." is "patenting" one from the Mutt And say, if they added Dept. len suddenly he was forced to If you want a good cure for and Jeff model. to Dept. 9 why isn't this Def ire into the pool to rescue one poison, see Escha Watson or Sue Of course, you are all wonder­ 66—Huh? the children whom he noticed Pallott. Both should be good ing who our new girls are, as it Miller will spend a few days is going under. This was a authorities by this time. has been such a long time since Crawford Co. attending a fami od one on "Mike," for he came Wanted—a date with a jolly we have had a new girl in our reunion. t looking like a drowned rat. Jeffrey girl, one who doesn't ob­ department. Let us introduce Jewitt will attend a Smart r oral: When you are acting in ject to a flivver. For further them to you—Miss Nellie Shaef- union in Licking Co. These n 2 capacity of life guard for particulars see Bob Schmidt, fer, formerly with the Columbia unions always mean fried chicke ur family, put on your bathing Laboratory. Realty Co.; Miss Elizabeth Kil- and good eats galore. it, because the unexpected usu- Vacationites: Miss Bicknell, bourne, formerly with Lape & y happens. Toledo; Miss M unlay, New Adler Shoe Co., and Miss Cath­ Straitsville; Miss Melvin, Russell erine Goodman. LETTERS OF THANKS Lew Feit wrote a personal let- Point; Miss Miesse, Lakeside; 1 want to thank the boys ( to his beloved uncle recently Miss Webster, Saline, Mich, and WHATCHA MEAN BY CAVE Dept. 26 for sending the beautifi d signed it "Your loving Rock Ledge; Miss Wigginton, MEN? flowers at the death of our infai usin." Perhaps he is his Rock Ledge Inn on Lake Erie. By D. W. Miller, Dept. 9 son. Your thoughtfulness helpe >ce (?). The fact that Dick Nichols is The cave men of old Dcpt. 57 to lighten the load for Mr: Mrs. Kiefer, better known as collecting typewriter ribbon have become almost acclimated Mason and I. — Earl Masoi illie," has resigned her posi- Dept. 26. n as a member of our force, * * * ikri she has held successfully Your thoughtful expressions c the past five years, effective ', Pay In the order of ptunber 1st. to launch into the sympathy were very helpful an 8* Joseph ?. Bagleson.auBraiarw,,, „,m 0j j: 800.00---JZT'ZZ. ties of house-wife. Mr. and we gratefully acknowledge then: ^r^lgW-H^^rt^aa^n^OO-------;,,,^,^ .„ fll„ ,tttlement „,• all c1uim, 's. Kiefer have purchased and Ms —Mr. Thomas Jones and chil :ently furnished their future against THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY an account of Certificate dren. Nn. #1016 me at 58 E. Hanford Street, i tlu- life of Harry B. MoMUlen •indt-i * * * ere they will be at home to Group Policy Ni S-1186 issued h. The Jeffrey Hanufaatraring Co. I wish to express my sincen their Jeffrey friends. A fare- To TnE TRAVELERS WS(JR.tNCE COMPA. thanks to Miss Kidwell, Dr 11 spread was gvien in her flartfmd. CanaeeUcul jtaU^&yUM. Means and employees of th( lor at Ewing's restaurant. We Jeffrey Co. for the kindnes: 1 preatlv m;cc „„r n;ii:~ — This insurance check for $800 was oaid to Tosenh P MrMiiu, shown us during my recent ill VV 1L» DIdUSIIdW ICUWlb c nd together they visit Herb's Mr. Russell shows in his brief write-up that your job, regardless of whether you wear white collars and creased trousers or flannel shirts and exceedingly pleasant week spei launts on E. Long St. After overalls, can be made a rung in the ladder leading to the top. Do your at Buckeye Lake. Nearly evei ding several hours visiting present work in the best manner you know how. You must lay the foun­ one around the plant is well a i shops, McQuiston comes to dation before you put on the roof. quainted with Brad's ready gri inclusion that it is not the but we want it also known th AN enters industry as an unknown factor. He is raw material er place to look for second- AN enters industry as an unknown factor. He is raw material hfi .g tfae chJef cngineer of ..wib Fords and so advises Herb, to be developed and moulded into a unit of value to his em-­ Harmony Lads •• who are pr M ployer or discarded as unfit. This applies to the shop man or •rb advertises that he is in pared at all times to dispense re the highest paid executive. The employer knows by experience that market for a second-hand melody at any social functic when he hires an office boy or a laborer he may be engaging some . and located one that was where peppy, tuneful music is r one to fill his place some day. ale by Walter Newman, who quired. Business address, Ric "my but I was relieved after For example, in the Swift & Company's organization of thirty ard's Squad, Chain Engineerir ivered that car and got the plant managers and superintendents, fourteen began at the bottom as Department. ;y." Herb, accompanied by day laborers. Out of a total of seventy-six highly-paid executives in The names of various localiti life and mother-in-law went this organization twenty-two began as clerks, twenty as common :berrying. Everything went laborers, nine as office boys and the rest in miscellaneous positions. bring pleasant memories to mo and they got three bushels Only three came in as department heads and these started at the all of us, but if you would he erries. Upon coming back bottom somewhere else. The initial promotion of the men and every some real "enthusing" mentic >, being unfamiliar with this advancement these men received afterward was based entirely on Davenport, Iowa, to Russ Knod cular type of car, let it run their ability to get the most out of their jobs, or being able to J. R. Guthrie, who recent The front wheels, one of produce. joined our forces, had the misfo h was a Saxon, the other a It would be hard today to find any business organization that is tune to accidentally discharge target rifle in such a manner th well, wouldn't pull together, not conducted by men who have worked Jjjpir rw,ay up .from very, :hey just naturally ran apart, moderate beginnings. ILlflRWMie bullet penetrated his leg belo tne ne of the rear wheels, an old No one has a right to say his job has no possibilities.