Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-09-23


a skilled artist in this type OF
sport. We are all pulling for
you, Herb.
Johnson Bryant, of Eng. Insp.i
attracted extraordinary attention
to himself last week by the sim
pie expedient of being absent a
day and half. In other words,
he became conspicous by his abb
Sence, his record of attendance
being nearly perfect. Mr.. John
son explained that a boy on a
motor bike had accidently run
into the side of his automobile
and was fatally injured. He had
to go to the coroner's inquest.
There are so many new lines
being added in the Silliment Sec
ton these days it keeps our gen
ial and capable detail man, Bill
Leonard, busy revising and
changing the records so the COM
pany can get complete picture
of the ever increasing tempo Of
production these busy fall days.
Keep your chin up, Bill, happy
days are here again.
Eleanor O'Brien, silliment
line lovely, was called back to
work last week. So was her hus-
band, William. They were sepa-
rated, but happy. Now, don't get
any wrong ideas, their work as
signmentS called for different
shifts.
Lillian Fisher, another silli-
ment line lovely, is very busy
these days taking care of details
for the planning committee of
the Annual Fair of Lucas
County. Good luck, Lillian.
Tony Orner, an amiable work
er in Dept. ], became a grand
father on Sept. 18th last. His
new grandson weighed 8 pounds
and 2 ounces at birth. Tony takes
justifiable pride that this boy has
curly hair like he has. (This in
formation came to me from Irene
Cameron).
Pearl Birr, plug tamper
lovely, is expected to return to
work on Sept. 10Th after re-
covering from a minor surgical
operation by chiropodist. Your
many friends will be glad to see
you again, Pearl.
Who said: "a good man is
hard to find?" With an amazing
directness, John (The) Reason
appeared in Dept. E to welcome
the return of Walter Biegala.
Guess who is the one-man
third shift? Our old friend Bob"
Isley. He says his wife has fully
recovered and will be back to
work soon.
The father of Edith Norman,
of the stud-line passed away on
Sept. 18th. Dale Norman, of
Special Brands, is his grandson.
Our condolences are extended
to them.
Here is one of those believe it
or not true stories:
Two people were discussing
the forthcoming Credit Union
Dance, and the subject has suf-
ficient importance to justify me
in reporting the conversation
verbatum and l quote: "And you
bought two tickets for the dance
and you are not sure you can get
to go? / don't get it," "Well, it's
this way" said the other. 81 am
glad to help the Credit Union in
my small way, look what it does
for us at Champion. 1t brings all
the important facilities of bank
right to us, thus saving us lot
of valuable time" Colonel Tar
yer thinks there is a lot of truth
in that observation. What do you
think?
Jim VinsOn, Jr., ID End Shift
This We eek of Sept. 18th
through the 18th saw Dept. D
deluged by returning workers,
most of whom were of the fair
sex-lithe, trim, good looking
girls and comely matrons, many
Of whom we have been associ-
ated with in former months and
we're happy to welcome back
Wish there were space to publish
The names of all of these charm
ing women.
Our esteemed contemporary,
Colonel Tarver, we note, has
transferred to the day shift. You
won't like it, Colonel. The ex-
oerience will be like coming
North from Florida in the win
.er. Perhaps your genial person
Atty will thaw 'em out or are we
guilty of estimating wrongly, the
attitude of day work
9rs? There, Colonel we've given
you a cause to champion.
The Night Owl Bowling Lea
que of Champion will have start
I'd by the time this gets into
print. We predict that there will
De some surprises in store for
,ur star bowlers.
Emma Grove is back at her
I'D place after several months
lick leave. Glad you got back
,our health, Emma. l missed the
'ood cookies only you can bake
md OF course, missed you also.
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