Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-11
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ceremony took place In the
residence of st. Abel
oert's Church. Our warmest
wishes to this couple.
Margaret Mallek and Martha
Stout celebrated birthdays on
Thursday, July 20. There were
many good things to eat and
thoughtful gifts. We wish them
happiness throughout the year.
Jack Crock entered his car
on Friday, stepped on the
starter, gave it a shot of gas
and-thud!li Jack was sure
he'd busted something and ne
had a-cat. Tabby had somehow
got under the hood and must
have been resting on the fan.
He found it pretty we'll banged
up but still alive. Jack thinks it
has only about five lives left.
A vacation can be construc-
or Obstructive, a time of
wholesome recreation and edifi-
cation or one of inebriation, a
time spent in travel or unravel.
Which kind did you have?
Sheboygan, Wisconsin and the
grandchildren called us hither,
also our beloved son and his
wife, our daughter-in-law who
is as dear to us as one of our
daughters.
Our Shop Committee has been
engaged in negotiations
for a new contract and to date
has made notable progress, if
not entirely satisfactory. New
times and new demands are upon
us and what might have been
acceptable early in 1949 is some
thing less than generous in this
time of increasing living costs.
Irene Cameron,
Dept. f, LIST Shift
Joe Sieja of this department,
has proven hifself to be a very
loyal and generous union mem
Der. He has donated blood
whenever he has been asked and
his regular habit and his wife's
too, is to collect Sales Tax
stamps for the Local IL Summer
Camp. He doesn't just bring in
one or two but a bag full. We
know the children are enjoying
all his good work. Thanks to
Joe and Mrs. Sieja.
Colonel Tarver-
Dept. T., LIST Shift
Vacation time has ended and
most of the ones that i talked
to told me they were coming
back to work and rest up. And
l can understand that perfectly.
There Is a certain relaxing eff
feet that follows when we live
by a routine, if you know what
| mean2
Dolores Oswianski's friends
gave her an elaborate baby
shower on July 10Th. She had
a list of donors names that to-
tailed $50.
Robert Kurth, engineering in
spector, celebrated his 14th
wedding anniversary on July Is.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kurth.
Thomas Mott had a birthday
on July nth, He Is totally I'M
aware that our news gathering
facilities gained a report on it.
Surprise congratulations, Tom.
Beatrice Haupricht irt h
dayed on July 81. Happy birth
day, Bee"
Alice Stadther had a birthday
on July "a. She said the most
wonderful gift she received on
that occasion was the kiss that
her husband gave her. Congra-
tulations, Alice.
Norma RoSebrock and Arthur
Ford were married on July %
and spent their honeymoon at
Niagara Falls. Sincere good
wishes to these two.
Martha Donovan and Orville
Boyer were married on July rs
in Angola, Indiana. They honey
mooned at Cedar Point on Lake
Erie. Lots of happiness to Mr..
and Mrs. Boyer.
Florence Torzewski and hus-
band motored TO Miami, Florida
their vacation.
Wanda McIlhargey's friends
gave her a surprise baby shower
on August 7th. She received a
beautiful baby carriage, a baby'sI
high chair, a bathinette and nu-
other related items. Con-
ordinations, Wanda! May your
fondeSt wishes be realized, Mr.
and Mrs. McIlhargey.
Larry Sailor and family va
cationed at Burt Lake.
Lillian Fisher and family
spent their vacation at Round
while Helen Frazier and
her husband motored to New
Maine and parts of Can
ada on their vacation.
Norman Baumhower spent
part of his vacation time in
Flower hospital where he un-
derwent a minor surgical opera
ton. He is now convalescing and
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