Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-29
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Notes
Mary Iannaccons


wrist. His wife was operated
on Tuesday at st. Vincents Hos
Ipital. Her condition is good. DR..
Wichowski, Felix brother, is
looking after both patients. We
wish you both a speedy re
covery.
Harley, millwright, has re-
covered from an attack of flu.
He called at the office Friday
accompanied by beautiful doll.
1 What is wrong with supervi-
sion, do they get sick too. Glad
to see time study Art back, after
a recent illness.
Don Heag is i'll at home.
Almeda Blue is in Robinwood
Hospital, recuperating from
recent operation.
! John Sutkus is in Riverside
Hospital, recuperating from
recent operation.
Doctors and nurses are not
supposed to get sick, we will GO
"a little farther and include
bosses too. Our boss, Fred, has
recovered from a recent illness.
He is one man that is missed
when he is out,
l was told that more grand
!. mothers died on April 19, than
at any time in the history of the
company. Reason: Baseball sea-
son opened on that date.
Iris husband is in Flower
) Hospital, he had bad heart at
tack this week.
Donna is leaving for Standish,
; Mich. on a two weeks leave.
, Donna appreciates the offers of
the gentlemen, to bowl in her
| place. The tall dark haired chap
: and the man that wears the
. lovely yellow vest.
!. Jessie's five minutes, run into
!, hours sometimes. Ask Donna
, and Ann.
We miss Maude, she is on a
short leave.
Congratulations to Helen w.
who celebrated her birthday on
April "a.
,, John Kahn made his promises
to beautiful girl last Mon
day. He is to be congratulated
on winning such a lovely prize.
Good luck to you both.
Our Eddie in the press room
attended his brothers wedding
in Swanton, Ohio last Monday.
, Chris Patton's twins, Donald
Lee and Ronald Lee, reached
the half year mark on Monday.
Chris is working on day shift
now.
, Congratulations, Freddy, upon
winning a quart of Four Roses
and the division, of it. Four
ounces for our President, 6 or.
for the Super a little snort for
Charles and swig left for you
Fred. Then the melody started,
one battle of beer for four of
us, as one of us could drink it
all alone. And so on etc. Any
way the person with the eagle
eye and an attentive ear, en-
joyed the harmony.
: Tony, the inspector, don't look
: so sleepy now that he is back
on second shift.
Well girls, don't you miss
that gallant Carl B, filing the
bins for you. He is back on
set up line now.
If you have a cought or ache
see DR.. lorence. She has a
sure cure or remedy.
Blonde is now our part time
matron.
! Bob is now set upman for us
in Misc.
i There are people who need a
friend and one I'm sure is the
bus driver that stops in front of
the shop, for the gang, that gets
out at IL midnight. He didn't
know of our lay-off and it was
raining real hard, he go out of
the bus and asked, our watch
man, where the gang was. Hats
off to him.
The welders on second shift
are sure glad to have Art back.
They are singing ooh, Please
Don't Take Our Trucker Away"
Helen Campbell had twelve
teeth extracted and hasn't miss
ed anytime either. Great going,
Helen.
Hazel Hipp has been feeling
pretty low but she is still work
ing away.
It's easy to spot Bob Curtis,
with his blue sweater. How
about that lovely plaid jacket he
wore Friday?
Frances sure is versatile, she
is now whistling like a bird.
Sophie really likes to eat her
chicken.
Peggy sure misses her pal
Edith since she went on days.
Bill is good sport, this week
was spent trucking in Misc.
Why that new look? Lee, its
new Toni, very becoming too.
Jerry is now trucking on Sec
ond shift.
Glad to welcome Gladys back
from a Sick 1aaUe