Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-10-13
SPA RKLETS-
CHAMPION UNIT

are in last place now, this is just
a temporary arrangement. Ac-
tually, l have been warned"
You see, l am lead-off mn for
You see, l am lead-off man for
Choir man, If you asked me. RHY)
More later.
Colonel Tarver Dept E LIST Shift
Hazel Kwiatkowski has been
trying to get on days for ever
so long and finally success
crowned her efforts. She was
scheduled to report to work at
z am. on Monday. But did she?
She blissfully slept through the
appointed hour and came to
work "a hours late. Hi va, Hazel.
Helen Torda receiver a cor
dial welcome as a newcomer on
the LIST shift.
Marion Young returned to
work last week after an absence
of several weeks. Believe me,
she looks as gay and young as
ever.
Eleanor Baker took home a
beautiful baby doll that she won
last week and it is the first thing
she ever won, Sc she said. Con-
gratulations, Eleanor.
Henrietta Weber gave us a
genuine thrill of satisfaction the
other day when she graciously
volunteered a favorable COM
ment about our Champion Spark
lets.
Joseph Luttrell wishes to
thank his many friends for their
interest and devotion to him.
And we think that you deserve
it, Joe.
Edna Duquette's friends were
glad to e her at work again
attract favorable attention. Your
Ida Pilmer's new, stunning
type of hair-do couldn't fail to
attract favrobale attention. Your
friends like it, Ida.
Betty Snyder and her hus-
band, George, celebrated their
3rd wedding anniversary on the
18th of last month. Congratula-
tons!
Richard Blake passed out
cigars recently because he had
been just cast in the role of a
proud father of a son. Congratu-
lations to Mr.. and Mrs. Blake.
Jesse Sans Hartnett passed
out delicious chocolates last
week in honor of her return to
work following her recent mar
riage. Lots of happiness to the
Hartnetts. Happy birthday to-:
Ruth Mickens, October 3rd;
Teresa Koepp, October LIST; &C.
liza Andersky, Sept. 18th; Flor
ence Torzewski, October End
Emma Walters, Sept. 10th;
Helen Robarge, Oct. 5th; and
Bernice Zmiiewski, Oct. 9th.
Dorothy Yonovitz returned to
work last week after an absence
of 10 months. She wishes to ex-
press her appreciation for the
greeting cards and the beautiful
flowers that she received in
honor of the arrival of her Ord
baby, a boy. And for Mary Rein
hart, who graciously became a
blood donor for her new baby
boy, she bought a lovely gift.
Congratulations all around.
Dolores Oswianski became the
proud mother of a baby boy in
the early morning hours of Oct.
5th. Dolores son weighed n
pounds and Ii ounces when he
arrived at Mercy Hospital. Lots
,f happiness to the three Os-
Nianski's.
Doris Munson has my per-
,onal endorsement as a future
writer for the Sparklets column.
She has a wonderful background
If literary material and an
abundance Of creative magma
ion, which is carefully organ
zed and synchronized. Part of
he time, Doris lends the dignity
md charm of her personality to
he Credit Union operations.
hoping that all of us may
ioon enjoy the benefits of your
literary talents, Doris.
Helen Robarge was delighted
With the unique birthday greet
ne card that she received from
Helene Suzor.
Casimer and Irene Sobczak
celebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary on October 5th. Sim
ere good wishes r extended
o this couple on this happy
occasion.
Gladys Lehner returned to
work. this week after an absence
4 2 weeks because of illness.
FOUR friends are glad to see you,
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Dept. Z, End Shift +,