Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-06-09

all over the dance hall. This
gentleman with the trouble was
our good friend Cowboy Bozo"
from department H. Watch out,
Bozo, that the City doesn't catch
you raising pigs in the city linn
its.
Lois Kramer, Dept. l., 1st Shift
The department enjoyed can
dy and cake in celebration of
the birthday of three of the girls
last week-Sophie Jones, Irene
Rudolph and Louise Proctor. We
hope you enjoy many more hap
py birthdays; girls.
We wish to extend our deep
est sympathy to the family OF
Pauline Wojcinski who passed
away on May oath. She will be
greatly missed.
We were glad to see Irene
Gully Buck back at work after
her stay in the hospital.
We understand that Dolly HUI
field, who has been on sick leave
for several weeks, says that she
is playing the part of a lady.
Well Lady Dolly, we hope to
see your smiling face back at
your place very soon, even tho
lit must be nice to live the life
Of lady of leisure.
Thelma Weaver attended the
graduation of her daughter Mar
garet Eickholt, last Monday at
Cloverdale, Ohio. Thelma has
every right to be called a proud
mother. Her daughter graduated
as valedictorian of her class
with the highest honors. Con-
gratulations.
Edwina Mylek, Stella Nowak,
Maryann Matulewicz, Burma
dette Korniewski and Charlotte
Westrick were among the new
arrivals in this department.
Alicia Jankowski set the sill
ment lines agog by coming out
with a striking new type of hair
do, whic h is appropriately
enough designated as Lady
Alice. On you it looks good,
Alicia.
Catherine Warner was off
work a few days due to an at
tack of influenza. Her many
friends were happy to see her
back at her usual place on the
silliment lines.
! Bernice Sellers had a birth
= day on May 25th which was uni
! quely different from any other
, birthdays she has had do date.
She had baby boy to share 1t
with her. Best wishes to the
. three happy Sellers.
! Celia Luszczak had ample
: reason to be excited on her
, birthday, May 26th, she received
. a beautiful black leather hand
/, bag as a gift, She knew her
birthday was coming and she
baked a cake, which quickly dis
appointed once il was sliced up.
appeared once it was sliced up.
, Congratulations, Celia.
Thelma Besase, more familiar
: ly known as Shorty, recently
: returned from the West and she
, is as onery as ever, so she must
, have fully recovered from her
, illness. Hi-there Pee Wee, from
all of your old friends.
Margaret Walkers unexpect-
, ed death last week caused sad
ness to a large group of friends
sat Champion for she was uni
versally popular. Margaret new
er missed an opportunity TO say
a kind word or do kind deed
and she will be missed by all OF
lus.
Gladys Lehner was stricken
|, by some kind of nerve trouble
that made the muscles in her
limbs rigid and she had TO be
taken home for rest period. Be
, seeing you soon, Gladys.
Irene Cameron, stewardess
and member of the Restaurant
Committee, is asking for menu
suggestions from the member
ship. IL you ahve any turn them
over to your steward and the
steward can give them TO her.
The Mystery Lady
Dept. ID. 1st Shift
We are all sorry to hear that
Betty Byers' baby girl has been
in the hospital and was very
sick. She is now at home and
doing fine. Betty works on in
spection on line No. | on the lst
shift, and she also celebrated
her birthday on June End. Hap
py birthday TO you, Betty.
: Mabel Mcdowell, inspector on
line No. 13, lst shift, said she
has been at the Champion for
| IL years on the 9th day of June
and has never been late yet.
Also she Is taking the week of
the oath of June TO go to Allan
tic City and tour of Washing
ton ID. c. That reminded her OF
some years ago when she asked
for a week off and the foreman,