Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-13
AirUVay Unit
AiringS
By Herm Bick

GREETINGS folks, howdy all.
" That old news hound is back
in circulation after that wonder
full vacation, hope everybody en-
joyed it whether you went fish
ing or not. Some came back with
tans, you'd think they were col
ored while others were so tired
it took them another week to
get back in the groove, but they
are looking forward to next
year already.
Some of the queerest things
happened during our vacation,
Big Al lost his shoes. Now who
has feet as large as his? Can t
think of anybody who has. Gale
Dawes also lost his. Of course be-
ing from Virginia he could go
without them, but it would be a
little rough. Dick Freihert lost
everything including his pants.
My, my, such goings on. Hope
the person who lifted these ar
ticles has opened his second hand
store so the fellows can buy
them back. Ha, ha
Either the fish were not biting
or the catches were so small that
nobody was proud to tell them,
although a few were caught that
really takes the cake. Now the
ones that Pete Bronkie threw
back really were good, they had
to weigh Is lbs. or over but he
tells us they used them for bait
to catch the big ones. Well he
has proof of that with photo
of one measuring around %
inches and weighing in t h e
neighborhood of 40 lbs. Some
fish, eh fellows?
We may be able to lay this
onto the sun or the vacation,
anyway what happened to Ev-
elyn Davis shouldn't happen to
a dog. 1t seems Monday at the
breakfast table she was having
cereal and tea. Instead of put
ting milk in the cereal she was
pouring her tea into 1t. OF
course that made her little
teed off, so the next time watch
it more closely, Evelyn.
A lot of people were sure
watching the scales after vaca-
ton, especially Evelyn and Ida
of Dept. 10. Were the diets for
gotten during those two weeks?
All persons belonging to the
Air-Way Unit, don't forget the
next meeting night which is
August 16. A lot of important
things pertaining to the new
contract will be discussed, so
make it your duty to attend
this meeting without fail.
A birthday was celebrated
during our vacation, the. party
being Dolores Woods of Dept,
10. What's the age, Dolores? Oh,
not telling. Also all the others
who had birthdays, we wish you
many more in the future. Flea
nor, of Dept. IL, also added an
other to her age, the event was
August 8. Happy birthday to all
of you.
No sir, they can't fool our
Anne Weller of Dept. IA. When a
shoe salesman told her she
could use size 10 and 5. For the
same money, she bought the
size 10 to be sure she was get
ting her moneys worth. No
leather shortage as yet, Ann.
There are things that you can
buy and have your name put on
them, but when it comes to
growing fruits with your name
already on it that is going too
far. At least this happened to
our chairman, Joe Mroz. Only it
was his neighbor's tomatoes and
not out of his garden. Such nice
people, eh Joe?
To most of the people our two
weeks rest was a great thing,
but to a few it meant only ira
gedy. We were sorry to hear of
the death of Pearl Rhoricks
daughter. Also of Wilbur Nc
Gary who was taken seriously
ill while visiting his folks. We
are hoping for a speedy recovery
and be back with us soon.
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