Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15

vestigated the outfit might prove
successful.
Bob Smith Continued
We are sorry to have two of
our really honest to goodness,
conscientious hard-wor k n G,
good Union boys leave our de-
partment to go to K on the 1st
shift. We mean Metz Strahm
and Dutch O'Brien.
I Say, George Charles, wasn't
my name tagged on that musky
that got away from you over
the 4th?
We are sorry to hear that
Stephania Janas is about to en-
ter the hospital. Keep your
chin up, Stephanie.
\ Yum! Yuml Is what Frank
Nowacki said as he carried his
chocolate sundae back to the
bake ovens. He thought he had
made it back safely when a
pretty maiden from the plug
tampers decided to anoint his
face with the chocolate. She dip
ped her finger into the chocolate
and drew a line across his face.
Thus Frank became know as:
The Chocolate Kid.
Dept ID 1St shift
Congratulations to Louise
limbaugh. Lovely Louise cele-
brated her birthday on July 7th.
She says she is not 16 but just
18 years old. Everyone at her
table enjoyed the beautiful cake
and the candy. Many happy re-
turns of the day, Louise.
Dept. G. 1St shift
I BY the time you read this,
Irene Gully, dept. L, and Bern
ard Buck, dept. G will have been
married for a week. The big
event took place on July 9th
Congratulations
Joe Bltzfpk, (Orville Geiser
from u and John Bltzfpk, John
Murray from G. went fishing on
two successive Saturdays in
Michigan but it always seems
as though these two Joes
Capologies to AL Capp's Lii Alb
ner) always should have gone
fishing either the day before or
the day after. No fish! Il!
Dept E 1st shift
John ZaleZinski passed out
cigars last week to celebrate a
bouncing baby boy. His wife,
Helen, is from E also. Congratu-
lations to both of you.
The man from Samaria, Mich
igan has given up eating his
morning and afternoon snacks SO
he will have enough money to
60 on his vacation. His wife has
stated that he does look little
weak. Come on, fellows, pitch
in your pennies, let's get Orly
a cup of coffee once in while.
We don't want him to drop over,
what would we do without him?
Dept. H 1st shift
The Millwrights would like to
thank Mr.. Mankin and the COM
pany for the new ladders they
received after Ray Rush was in
jured when the old one, he had
to use, broke. Quite thought
full, Eh!
"Short- Circuit" Bozo alias
Fred Hohenbrink is on vacation
and things are not going right at
the Champion. Everything is
normal since General Wire
Shipper" Hohenbrink is gone.
Harry Gaeth, Head-Electrician,
misses his righ-hand man and
must go to work now. $50 we
are told.) 1t seems as though
Young" Bozo has been doing
all of "old" man Gaeth's work.
Hurry back, Fred, Harry cannot
last much longer.
We see by the morning paper
that Jack Clifford, glamor boy,
has his picture on the Sports
page. We call Jack, Glamor Boy
because of the picture. Didn't he
look like a ball player? Congra-
tulations, Jack, on the publicity.
One would think the V.FW.
team was in the AA league be-
cause none of the other Class A
teams have been given all that
publicity. Maybe this is one of
those shadows of the future
events?
Dept. G. 1st shift
We wonder, who is the best
equipped fisherman in the Tool
Room on the 1st shift? Could lrI
be Maynard Griffin? Blythe
way who is going to carry the
pot? Bet it won't be Harry
White.
Rumor has it that when ever
Steve P goes fishing it requires
a helper to load the car. After
he loads the boat, it is so full
that Steve has to push it from
behind.
Who's the cheapskate in the
Tool Room who goes over to
his brothers house to watch
teleViSion and Snonpe heer on