Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-21

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happy birthdays.
April 18th was a very happy
birthday for "Hapy-go-lucky
Gertrude ingalls,. For presents
she received hose, hankies, many
cards and Lillian Rohrbaugh
knit her a lovely apron.
Cleland Fischer, the supply
man on Gertrude's line, COM
posed some poetry with the aid
of several of his and her CO.
workers. They go like this:
On the 18th of April, in the 2Os,
/ guess,
A family named ingalls, with an
offspring were blessed.
At 2:30 in the morn, her first
yell was heard,
AND can assure you it didn |
sound like bird.
It's now 1850, things have not
changed in a way,
Cause Gertie still yells, at her
supplyman all day.
Gertrude was handing out
some very nice candy to her
many friends, including yours
truly.
Marie Ryan, the lovely red
headed knurler, had birthday
last week. What day / don't
know, but on that particular day,
Marie had two teeth pulled. She
has the swelling on the right
side of her face to prove it. Hope
the pain and swelling has left
by now and that next year you
celebrate your birthday in lot
more pleasant way.
Helen Geer baked lovely
black walnut chiffon cake for
Sybil Pfugfelder's b ir I h d y
which was on April 14th. To
name q cake like that, it should
have been good and those who
ate il said 1t was! Many more
such happy occasions, Sybil.
Ilah Irwin baked a chocolate
cake for another inspector and
your reporter composed a bit oil
poetry for this young lady, II
you read il carefully you'll know
who il is:
Twas on the 14th day OF April
A girl was hard to find
Cause on that day, she had a
birthday
With nothing else on her mind
The gifts she received were
plentiful
From her friends, so good and
kind,
Bernadette Is her Christian name
And Moon comes behind.
Incidently, Bernie, was hand
ing out both candy and cake.
Hope you enjoy many more
birthdays.
Millie Eagen has been letting
her will power get the best OF
her for quite some time. II seems
that her fellow workers bring in
some tempting cake and pastries
almost everyday and Millie, try
ing to watch her diet and waist
line. just can't resist taking
some OF the goodies. On April
18th, Helen Woods brought a
lovely cake TO work and when
she handed some to Millie, what
do you know Mile refused. II
looks as though "Ole Man Will
Power" is right in the drivers
seat. Keep 1t up, Mile
Carl DUNCAN came to work moi
feeling too good, enc day last
week. when the Gapsetter, who
sets next to him, asked him
How come you don't feel SO
we'll" Carl said, "The night be-
fore was at baby shower
Wow What a shower.
Your reporter was severely
reprimanded on Monday morn
Ing, April nth, for not getting
one OF our Blood Donors names
in the column 1t was purely an
oversight, as il so happens, this
same person has given blood
more times than any OF our
donors on file In l948, he gave
twice, in l949, he gave five
times and this year he has given
twice so far. The person is Ker-
nit ABE" Miller and, Abe,
wish TO make a personal apology
to you once again and / thank
you for your willingness to give
blood as often as you have. Hope
you accept my apology.
Mabel Plummer, a young lady
who did work in d days, but
now on nights, Is at home with
a sever back injury. She is
greatly improved and we hope
she continues TO improve. |,
also, hope Jim Vinson. the night
reporter, won't think am steal
ing his news.
Don't forget, May 2nd 1850
folks. Goodbye, see you next
week.
An English p. S. Lottie Kach.
lex, inspector on line No. 5, eel.
ebrated her birthday on April
18th. Her age? / don't know