Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-03-18

Angelus, Stud lines. A grand pot
luck was held as a surprise to
her and very much appreciated.
Really, Pearl, the girls did this
not only for your birthday,
alone, but to show only their
appreciation for the many favors
you have done for them. Their
1 sincere wishes for a lot more
birthdays. BY the way, Pearl,
how old did you say you were?
i Dept. D, 1st shift - The en-
ployees in Dept. D and especially
line 10 ertend their wishes for
sp e dy recovery for Dorothy
IDusSeau who was injured in an
automobile c ID ent. She is
Mercy Hospital,
! Dept. E, 1st shift - Helen
Hankforth has a bir h d a y
w d n e d a y, March 9th. Her
friends had a pot luck for her
on Tu e S d y, Congratulations,
Helen.
We wish to thank those who
helped conduct the steward cleo
ton in Dept. E, 1st shift. The
comment on the floor seemed
Unanimous of a we'll and orderly
conducted election.
/ Josephine Newman, Dept. E,
1st S h ift, on the sillimenting
work, celebrated her swe ct
birthday on March 9Th at Rays
Place and there were 48 couples
there to help her celebrate.
Dept. D, 1st shift - Congratu-
lationS to Lucille Silliman, who
married recently. Lucille decided
to make married life her career
and SO she quite her job at
Champion.
From Dept. d, End Shift
The latest dope is on Louie
Block. Louie is now sporting
around with loaded bowling
ball. At the ABC Tournament
at Atlantic City, they asked
Louie where he found that
pumpkin" with pa ounces too
much So they threw it
out What's the idea, Lou Build
ing those muscles? BY the way,
what happened up at Atlantic
City, eh? Speaking of building
muscles, why not come back on
the washers Lou, it's safe here
and you better get that ball, bala
anced.
Folks do read the column or
scan it at least Tor items that are
of special interest to themselves.
This reporter was Jared awake
to this fact recently when it was
pointed out that he was neglect
ing some of our workers.
Friends of Cecilia Raczkow-
ski, inspector, who is on sick
leave will wish to send her
word of cheer of visit her.
Agnes Pointinger has been
home in bed with the flu for
more than a week and is slow
Ily recovering. Wonder who fed
Aggie's birds during her ill
ness?
Speaking of flu and birds, the
teacher said, Willie, form a
sentence using the word influ-
enza." Willie: "a lady had a
bird she called Inza that had
escaped from its cage. She OPEN
ed the cage door and in flew
1nza." (Bet the above will make
a lot of others sick).
Wilmet Pape is in Parkview
Hospital and will welcome visits
and messages of cheer from her
friends.
Our sympathy to Paul Hor-
vath, gap-setter, whose brother
was burned last week, also to
the Horvath family, especially,
the mother.
The rumorS are correct this
time, yep. She definitely is.
Grandma now. Who? Oh, Bessie
Twinning, End shift Studs, Dept.
E. Bessie says, nope, don't feel
bit older" Congratulations,
Bessie, ole gal. p. S. Grand
daughter it is she claims.
Well it's another birthday.
E, End shift. This time on our
Congratulations again in Dept. /.
Stud line. Yep! It's lovely Ina
Malone. Say, Ina, what do you
mean when you say, I'm start
ed down hill.' We don't get it
Ina. But the gang wishes you
whole lot more Sweet Six
teens"
Still another birthday in Dept .
time. Sure enough we got a
E, End shift, only silliment this
double barrel one for you this
time. Betty Lewis was grand
mother and celebrated her (?) !
birthday at the same time party
was had and she received some
beautiful gifts on her lunch
h our. Congratulations Betty.
HOPE YOU have rnanv more IT'S
a 7 pound 10 ounce grandson on