Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
Toledo Stamping

Mary Iannaccone

I'LL GAN lING utpdl LlliSuI ca
tends deepest sympathy to
Emily Holm, on the death of
her beloved mother.
Glad to welcome Clara De
Vera back, after two months
illness.
That vivacious gal, Elsie, is
back after recuperating from a
recent appendectomy.
Congratulations to H arri e t
Kusz, who became a great-aunt
in Feb. and March and an Aunt
in April. Harriet is sure proud
Of her family.
Birthday greetings to Rose
Hughes who celebrated her
birthday this week.
Ann Bentley's husband, Pere,
is on a soup diet these days.
That charming red h d,
Frances, celebrates her birthday
on Sunday, April 10. Her Uncle
Pere, celebrates his birthday on
Sat, April 8. Best wishes to you
both.
Peggy, the welder, Genevive
Curtis, and Helen Campbell are
singing eve three were all
alone" as their foursome was
disturbed by our layoff and
Dorothy Shull gone. Lonesome
old place, the Second Shift Press
Department
Helen Campbell really does
get around We see she operates
a press and also makes good
coffee Our part time matron.
Mr., Skinner was compliment
ed on his courtesy to his wife, by
going around to her side of the
car and opening the door for
her, But, gosh, / just have to
let the cat out of the bag, the
catch on the door is broken and
you cannot open it on the inside,
Carl B. has been keeping
those bins piled high and he has
smile for every one.
Eight little press operators,
standing in line. Eight bad jobs
mentioned one at time. I'll
take dis one, you take dat one,
ouch, the ones at the bottom of
/ the line.
Anyone want beer, see Olive
Weugert. Lucky girl.
/ Bill Oates, your car is really
banged up, let's hope you and
your girl friend makes up, so
you can keep your mind on
driving.
My sympathy to Harley Will
son and Guy Price, millwrights.
They repaired a bad leak in
Misc. and then removed some
dirty wheels in. the Press Room,
Cheer up boys, it's all in a days
work.
Mabel, you must have had a
swell time fishing on Lake Hes
peria. Especially through 3
inches of ice. The next time you
go fishing, Mabel, say prayer
like / say: Dear Lord, give me
grace to catch a fish, fish so
large, that even /, when talking
of it afterward, may never need
to lie. Amen" So it will be,
My humble apologies to the
bowling team, for the mistake
in last weeks paper. The mem
bers of the Guttersnipes team
are Ann Ernest, captain, Lillian
Karmol, Evelyn Malak, Stella
Adamski and Amber Eggle-
strom.
Tony, the second shift inspec-
tor is now on day shift, Poor
Tony, has a hard time getting up
so early in the morning.
Who is the genial young man
who wore a beautiful gray blue
shirt topped by a lovely plaid
necktie in yellow, MARIAN and
gray shades. Some symphony of
colors.
Take good look at Helen
Pughs' new Studebaker. 1t is
that new shade known as Mid
night Blue. Reminds me of a
beautiful velvet colored Pansy
We extend deepest sympathy
to Stella Paskiet and Mary Mod
linski on the death of their be-
loved father, Frank Mormot
Glad to see Clyde Cox recov-
cred and back on his job in the
Press Room.
After spending few days with
us on days, Ray Weeks is back
on second shift in the steel room,
Congratulations to Kenny, the
time checker, who celebrates his
birthday April l6.
The entire plant was shocked
over the death of one of its es-
teemed employees, Ernest H.
Gordeman. He was born in Ger
many and lived in Toledo many
years. He learned his trade as
tool and die maker in Germany
and worked for the Toledo
Stamping and Mfg Co. fifteen
years, He is survived by his
daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Lar
more and a grandchild, to whom
we extend our deepest sym
pathy.
The members OF CIO Union,
Local II, extend deepest SYM