File:Armco Bulletin, April 1924 - DPLA - 2b1091ff91751abb499e6b6985b3767c (page 47).jpg

This is the April 1924 issue of the Armco Bulletin, once again a monthly publication "published in the interests of 'ARMCO MEN' under the direction of the Departments of Personal Service." This bulletin is untitled, but the leading article in the issue is titled, "The Ashland Armco Association." The front and back covers are missing from the original issue. The pagination in this issue continues where the previous issue ended. A quotation page, and the portrait page, before page 139, and pages 140-141, 164, 166, and 181, are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. Table of Contents Quotation Page - Page 137 [unpaginated] Signed Portrait of W. F. [Fred] Songer, President, Ashland Armco Association - Page 138 [unpaginated] The Ashland Armco Association, with illustration, photographs, and captions - Pages 139-144 [Pages 140-141 are unpaginated] Life Investment in Work, by Prof. Walter J. Matherly in Industrial Management - Page 145 The Coal Inspection Department, by R. H. Sweetser, Assistant to Vice-President, with photographs and captions - Pages 146-148 The Forbidden Temple, with photograph and caption - Page 149 An Essay on Frogs - Page 149 Marriages - Page 150 Armco Babies - Page 150 Value and Price, by A. J. Beatty, Director of Training - Page 151 Do Tell! - Page 152 Middletown : The Baseball Outlook, Twilight and Industrial, and Sunday Representative Team - Pages 153-154 Middletown : Some Interesting Figures From the Bowling Dope Sheets, Visitors, Ashland Armco Association Secretary Visits Middletown, and Armco Association Donates Safety Prizes, with photograph - Page 154-155 The Safety Campaign - Pages 156-157 Middletown : Americanization Class, Eugene Scorti, Armco Gardens, and New York Public Library Needs Early Bulletins, with photograph - Pages 157-158 Oh, Gimme : [A Poem] by Author Unknown - Page 158 Hitting the Maples : Bowling League Standing, by John Molloy - Page 159 Zanesville Did It, by J. Hollis Morrison, with photograph and caption - Pages 160-161 Zanesville : Boy Scouts Help, Newspaper Publicity, and Chamber of Commerce Active, with photographs and captions - Pages 161-164 [Page 164 in unpaginated] Zanesville : City Officials Interested, Zanesville Safety Dinner, and Interesting Statements Taken from Talks by Various Speakers, with photographs and captions - Pages 164-167 [Pages 164 and 166 are unpaginated] Zanesville : The Month of March : [A Poem] by E. L. Gadd, Mechanical Dept., and Just News - Pages 167-168 Zanesville : How Are You Feeling? : [A Poem], Three Gates : [A Poem] by Author Unknown, and Life's Greatest Joy : [A Poem] from Work - Page 169 Columbus : The Baseball Club, The Passing of "Sunny Jim," and Ode to Ashland : [A Poem] - Pages 170-171 Columbus : Opening of Freeburn Recreation Building, and "Smiles and Sighs" : [A Poem] - Pages 172-173 Ashland : Armco Association Dance, D' Yuh Know Anything?, Let Me Be Brave : [A Poem] by Author Unknown, and Let's Get Acquainted - Pages 174-175 Ashland : "Ingot Iron," Sheet and Jobbing Mill : [A Poem] by Sheet and Jobbing Gang, and Introducing the Masonry Department, with photograph - Pages 176-177 Ashland : Let's Get Acquainted, by "Mysterious," Twenty-Third Street Works, and Kentucky Flowers, with photograph - Pages 177-179 Ashland : Let's Get Acquainted, with photographs and captions - Pages 179-180 Ashland : Ashland Again in Record Breaking Class, and Over the Hill at Rush, with photographs - Page 181 [unpaginated] Ashland : Ashland's Get Acquainted Page : Blast Furnace, with photographs and captions - Page 182 Short History of the Nellis Armco Association, with photograph and illustration - Pages 183-184