Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-20

Rose Morse, Dept. E End shift
is proud of having son ir
Mexico with the Boy Scout
troops.
Hi Gramma! How's is Gram
ma? Yep! It's for Blanche Bow.
ers of the Plug Tampers in Dept
E End shift. Where is the gray
hair, Blanche? Congratulations
from us.
Speaking of hair--We see that
Chuck Johnson can raise hail
on his upper lip even if his fore
head is getting higher all the
time.
Don't be surprised if you see
one of our good-looking female
redheads in Dept. D End shift
some day soon, with black
treSses. She threatens to punish
her hubby for little infraction
of their rules. He detests black
locks. Tough luck, boy, maybe
you will listen to Mama from
now on.
We think we've heard every
thing now. Hank Greene, gap.
setter D End shift, tried to con.
vince group that the YIELDS or
certain plugs were so bad thai
after they were bent and placed
in finished tray, he could see
the side-wires raise up. He
swears he had not been dring.
ink. Better check on him
Ruth).
Genial Cliff Oval, who ha.
enlisted in the National Guard
goes Monday to serve Is day.
at Camp Atterbury. Cliff is one
of the gap-setters on the nigh
shift in Dept. D.
Dept. D End shift is losing two
well-liked inspectors to the day
shift. They are Helen Geer anc
Virginia Nowakowski. Wei,
miss Helen's fine baked goods
as we'll as her nice personality
Virginia will be missed because
she is very likeable but she says
she can be with her husband
That is important since she has
been married but a year.
Our good friend Agnes Koes.
ter, formally known as Lady
Astor, will have to change that
name to Lady Vanderbilt. From
the reports we have received
about her vacation, we believe
that she has qualified for this
change. A catching trip along
the East Coast and Long Island
dining in Swank Clubs, sight
seeing with the Elite is some
thing that a lot of us have
dreamed about but have not had
the pleasure of doing. Maybe
that is the reason Agnes has
been seen walking on air since
she returned to the shop.
The Champion Reef Club had
a good trip the last weekend.
The members made their best
catch of the year with one boat
taking in 76 nice size PickeraI
and the other 73. Harry Gaeth,
Electrician 1st shift, set the
record of fish caught in one day
by catching II. There will be
two boats going out this week
end and the Club is now open
for at least 20 more new mem
bers. Any employee may join
the Club by contacting John
Conrad in the shop or by ealing
him at home 10 1898.
Talmadge Traynum, Steward
in Dept. c 1st shift, gave us
this article taken from the
Blade. (Stuck in an out-of-the-
way spoD. "The Steel price
raise called unjustified." Sen. j.
Howard McGrath, Democrat
from Rhode Island, pointed out
that the price increase not only
covered the recent wage increase
but the ENTIRE PAYROLL.
WITH MONEY TO SPARE.
(They, the Big Shots, say that
labor is the cause of high prices.
Ha!)
Lost and Found Section: Some
one lost key with a little pink
hat attached. If the person who
lost this will call at the Union
Office they can have the same
back.
Congratulations to Mary
Long, Dept. D 1st shift, Mary
is the proud parent of a little
girl, born August 18th at st.