Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-10

n NJ FalSe for deserving people Is
Y II Zines lacking. SO hats off folks
20 two people, MaddelI Adds and
Joe Manor who through their en-
thusiastic interest and diligent
work are making such huge sue
cess of the Service Men and Wo-
mems Club. Wednesday was Joe's
birthday he celebrated working cn
the Boys Christmas checks until
one o'clock. To the committee for
their willing cooperation and 10
the employees that make this fund
possible, orchids.
T'is sad news we hear, the tool
room at Aviation Products has
banned all collections, we can't dis
appoint their four boys at Christ
mas, Madell told me she would see
that they receive check for some
amount.
Donna Baumgardner, timekeeper
in Dept. 2 is noted for her sweet
disposition, never disgruntled
word. Many a grouchy person
could take lessons in human kind
ness from you, Donna.
Barton Dederman has moved to
the west end, no more Bridge alib;s
Bart for making you late to work,
but l guess they do have train
tracks in the West End.
Howard Pyle had the highest
score at the Colony Bowling Al
ley's, where the End shift, Aviation
Products Mems team hold their
league.
Christine from Dept. A has a
sparkler on her finger, that is
honey. Lucky fellow.
Ards Walker, think you should
have your picture taken with the
caption "How to look becoming IN
Safety Head Gear"
Carol Selb from the Bearing
room fell off of her chair, and
bumped her head. Twas funny her
audience told me. Sorry | missed
out on that sight. So many cases
of chair trouble lately?
Dorothy Cooper had soldier hus-
band for her most ardent fan at the
Mercury Bowling Alley, league
night.
Anne Fejes gets strike plus foul?
@0ugh, Annie, that sad expression
k+"Ne the foul boy almost relent.
4 iyhave found the answer to Helen
De Shelters glowing complexion
and sparkling eyes. A mile hike
every day, snow, rain or sleet.
followed her Zone sunny day..
Ruth Gorke is knitting white
sweater, we should giVer her a
hand, she only has three rows fin
ished and she has been working on
it one week.
Kenneth Francis A n t h o Y
O'Brien is a very Industrious Irish
man, grinds away part of the day,
drums away most of the night, and
finds time in the evening to rush
over to Plant Is and help the Serv-
ice Mems club. Maybe this will
explain his tired moments.
Attention 2nd shift, anyone not
having heard Mary Rigo sing "Pa-
per Doll' has missed treat. You
should be heard on the radio, Mary.
Ruth Nerlich of the Mill line Sec
ond shift was elected Stewardess
of Dept. 2 to succeed Ruth Mercer
who transferred to 1st shift. Con-
gratulations Ruth, we know you
will do a good job.
Cora Brennan drill press opera
tor 1st shift is resting before an
operation is to be performed, at
Mercy Hospital. We miss you Cora
but know that the only way you
would take time to relax.
Those good looking men you no.
ticed in breeches and boots were
only awaiting the $3.50 whistle to
rush for the open spaces and sna9
their limit of birds. Leo Schmeltz
was doubtful there would be any
birds left since it was the last day,
but patriotic spirit won over de-
sire, so work he did,
Dorothy Scadden from Dept. 2
fell and injured herself at work
Tuesday. We sincerely hope your
stay won't be for long in Women's
& Children's Hospital. I'll see
that you receive the JOURNAL
Dot.
Nellie Kimmet, nurse on the End
shift took advantage of the last
hunting day to try her luck, but do
not drop your gun if you see a
crippled bird and decide to give It
first aid, Nellie.
Helen Dupont, burr bench opera
tor from Dept. is confined to bed
with a severe cold. Take care of
yourself Helen and hurry back to
your burrs.
TRY as | NAV to pry into Clara