Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-25


stone and before l could draw,
the sparrows all took flight.
The other day my friend, Col
onel Tarver, leaving the shop had
intended to cash check at the
Credit Union, but never thought
of it until he had reached the
parking lot. Preoccupied and if l
did not know the Colonel better,
I'd swear he had a woman on
his mind.
Cecil Taylor had two of his
fingers on his bowling hand
chewed up in a packing n1achipe,
Wednesday night-a painful in
jury. We hope they will heal
speedily and so does the Gap
settlers team.
Absent on sick leave for a
month is Louise DAILY, employed
in Dept. E. We are pleased to
hear that after this prolonged
seige, you, Louise, are improv-
ing.
Bud Netting cut finger
while inserting a trin-plate in
his gap setting machine, Friday
night. Of course on his bowling
hand-the left one.
If the following were conpli-
mentary, we would have to omit
it. A fellow by the name of
Vinson, at quitting time Wednes-
day night, rushed to the coat
rack, grabbed his coat, but could
not find his hat. He made a
number of hasty inquiries, but
no. one knew anything about it,
so he found another hat his size
near the spot where his own
should have been, so he assumed
someone had traded. What was
his chagrin on reaching home to
discover that he had not worn
his hat that day!
Whitley Barkholt "ho "a tie
Pot-Sh0ts
ly at a cock pheasant and to his
amazement, found that he did
not have any shells in his gun?
Who was the hunter who shot
squirrel and had the squirred
take after him? Who was the
hunter, after tramping all day
and no rabbits, finally found one
sitting, aimed carefully and to
his amazement missed? AS the
poor bunny scrambled away he
fired again and missed with one
of his buddies finally bringing
him down with his first shot?'
Dert n Percy Bugbee had
-. SL;e. horseshoes and rabbit
~ feet in his pocket last
bowling night but he still
couldn't bowl. He bowls with the
welders and they lost three
games to the Reamers.
ua,sn rho,a~ (Due to the abb
n = s.,o' no'''as sents of English
i'' SAINT Borglin, Helen
is pinch hitting for hin1). Little
did we dream, since giving up
Journalism, that our pencils
would be sharpened along with
our wits and rhetoric to pinch hit
penning another column.
Among our recent brides who
have returned from their honey
moon trips are: Trudy Leckway,
Velma Prettyman and Mary Jane
Fanelly who gave candy to her
friends. We wish you years of
luck and happiness.
All of our department shut
ms are improving and speedy
recovery is wished by all their
to Charles Townsend,
Ella Keene, Josephine BlochoW-
ski, English Borglin and Jim
Taylor. Jim has recovered COM
oletely and is nov back at work.. !
In a letter from George Kerr,
who is in Flower hospital, he
asks his friends to send cards
and come to see him if they can.
He is very lonely and misses
everyone. Let's all send a card
% all of our shut-ins this week
and spread a little cheer.
We think all the blood donors
deserve big thank. you. 1t is
very reassuring to know we or
,ur family will receive this serv-
ce for the asking. Mabel Hamlin
donated blood this week for Mar
in (Potts) Soltysiak's wife and
3eulah McGillvary, a very con-
istant donor, gave for Josephine
3lochowski. Thank you from the
lepth of our hearts.
Birthday wishes were numer-
'us this week for Eleanor Nolte,
Marie Swiontek and Florence
Justice. Each of whom gave
andy to their many friends.
florence received a lovely purse
orsage from an anonymous
rom the hand gap settlers and a
riend. Many more candles on
our cakes.
With the opening of hunting
eason, so many men were out
boxing for game that the rest
t us were here looking for
york! Among the sportslnen
we're: Bob Nowak, Vern Mon
ague, Bernie Lubinski, Abe
filler, Herman Poscharsky,
kippy Young, Jerry Greiner,
'arl Hilyard, AL Swary, Ted
'heiss and Ray Albrecht and of
curse, each shot his limit so
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