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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19
PAC
Pipeline

IN CANADA the Red river
Il has gone on a rampage. Per-
haps Senator Mccarthy (R.,
Wis can be loaned to our
neighbor for an indefinite pc
riod to take care of the mat
ter.
Victor johnson, a Republi-
can National Committee Off
cial, is following President Tru-
man around in a chartered
airplane. He wants to be handy
with a wet blanket in case
any prairie fires are started.
Rep. George Smathers 3D.,
Fla.) is having a hard time
convincing the Republican
N a ion a ii Committee they
shouldn't be gleeful over his
defeat of Sen. Claude Pepper
3D., Fla.). The Republicans
feel they know a Republican
when they see one.
4 X \
A University of Virginia
scientist says mems brains
developed as a result of stand
ing erect. On the other hand
that posture has given them
fallen arches, varicose veins
and possibly sinus and heart
trouble. Possibly a coming de-
velopment is the half-stoop.
X x x
Reactions Florida formula
has now moved to North Caro-
lima, Oregon and Utah. Ac-
cording to which state you live
in, Senator Graham, Morse or
Thomas is the Outstanding
Communist sympathizer in the
United States Senate"
X r X
According to Sen. KEN (R.,
Mo-, the United States is only
go from socialism. It's also
only 218 days until Xmas.
X X
Comes now the Republican
state committee of New Jer-
sey with a % word platform.
They're striving for the ideal
saying nothing.
YO u r DOLLAR is THE
ONE THAT COUNTSl CON-
TRIBUTE TO PAC.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19

have for supper and she replies,
my Family"
Guess there will always be-
an England, any way we have
an English gent roaming around
Dept. So, learning how to make
tool joints. OF course, he has
Larry "Caboose" Burgoon as his
guide. Maybe the Co. will send
Sullivan across the pond. Man,
will that be RELIEF"
Why does race track remind
us of hospital. Because you
always see so many sick people.
Definition of a teen-age, is
when the girl begins to powedr
and the boy begins to puff.
Baseball question: It's the last
of the ninth, score is tied, bases
loaded with two out, next man
hits a home run and a man
scores. Why?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19

Will observe MS b1rthday.
Another sure sign of spring,
Leo Wernert, Dept. "a, shed his
long red flannels last week.
You certainly couldn't call
that gesture of the Co., an offer,
sounds more like an invitation
to go on a strike.
Have you bought any horses
lately, Harold (Red) McVicker?
We get it Red bought two fine
steeds, with hopes of entering
them in the Kentucky Derby,
but all they would tell Red was,
"those horses were born thirty
years too soon."
Have any of you seen the
engineers playhouse in Dept.
18? Well, it's a joy to behold,
isn't it Dewey?
With all the new cars in the
parking lot you would think it
was a showroom. Notice that
red Jeepster that's Deke Den
mans.
Who is the guy in the as
sembly that chews bubble gum,
and blows bubbles while he
works.
The assembly used to be good
for some news each week, but
lately they don't give us much.
What's the matter boys, some
one put the squeeze on you?
How come the foundry hasn't
some news once in a while,
don't anything ever happen
there?
We have few guys in Dept.
l04 who don't act like gentle
men at quitting time and don't
like to live up to that long
standing first come, first served.
Can't figure out what the
matter with Doc of Deak g. Doc.
Haven't seen him all week, bet
ter have a good story.
What's the saddest moment of
our lives men, when we ask
our wives what she is going to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19
Greetings From
Ayling and
Reichert

You hear the song on the ra-
dio Sunshine Cake? Well,
Goldie Bladel, sure knows the
ingredients for one cause she
brought a cake the other day
and it sure was good - right
everyone?
Things / observed q. Mary
Baker takes her glove off when
weighing herself. Don King takes
his wallet out of his pocket too.
Bertha Carsten thought she was
losing weight until they oiled the
scales the other day.
Say, Millie Gleason, when are
you going to bring the redhead
in? You know you've brought a
blonde and a brunette so were
waiting for the redhead.
I've discovered that Denny
Schelker isn't a "chip off the
old block" the other morning.
When he came in Alice Arquette
asked him Where he got so SUM-
burned and he very casually
said "Out in the sun" See what
/ mean - pretty sharp.
Would like to welcome back
Vera Sloane and Alice Arquette.
Sure good to see you back. Anne
Joyce is back also. Take it easy
and don't go missing steps again.
Saw Bea Glavin with small
tree the other day and when !
inquired what 1t was for was told
it was going on her farm, how
about some more, eh, Hannah?
If Clara Peth ever brings any
bouquets or corsages be sure you
examine them very closely. / got
one the other day with onion
stems in it but then the next
couple of days / got beautiful
one that made up for the onion
stems.
Oh, yes, l would like to say
welcome home again to Mr.. M.
Theirwetter after a vacation in
Florida. That coat of tan sure is
grand. How about installing
some sun lamps so we can all
get a nice coat of tan. Anyway
it sure is good to see you back
again, M, t.
A belated Mothers Day"
greeting to all you Mons.
See you next week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19

stitching and we all hope it will
be all right in the end.
Two years ago, Siverine DOT
tie" Jones promised your re-
porter an apple pie. Last Friday
she brought it into the shop but
when Ralph Young, John Grup,
Vern Montague, Cliff Keill saw
that lovely pie, all that was left
for me was one small cut. l do
know it was delicious and the
other guys thought so too.
Thanks again, Dottie. Now /
know why your husband, Glenn,
always looks quite robust and
contende.d
Sorry to hear that Helen Will
is back in Toledo hospital and
that Catherine Grote is in st.
Vincent's hospital. Speedy re-
covery, girls.
Don't forget folks, let your
reporters know of any birthdays,
blessed events, anniversaries and
of members in the hopital or at
home sick. The latter, we would
like to omit, but that, we have
no control over. Good health
and luck is wished for the mem
bers.
Last minute news. What young
lady was riding with her boy
friend last Sunday afternoon
and during the ride they were
stopped at a railroad crossing
by train and this young lady
had to sneeze and she lost her
pearly whites along the road
side? Choppers - retrieved-no
damage done. Just embarrassed.
Good bye now, see you next
week.
We wish to send good wishes
to Alice Kachelek, Dept. "E' 1st,
shift; who has been with us some
% years.
Alice, found she had a very
inflammed appendix when she
visited her physician, late
Wednesday afternoon and was
rushed to Riverside Hospital i'm
mediately for an appendectomy.
Alice, is one person whom
I've never heard say an unkind
word about any one, so let us
cheer her by sending Get Well
cards"
"Alice"
TRANCE; we never miss the
water
Until the we'll runs dry,
Nor do we value friendship
Til we're forced to say Good
bye.
We never realize your worth
Til there's a vacant chair,
We took you just for granted
While we could see you there.
But now the scene is different
Our hearts are grieved and
sad,
We pray we might have spared
you
From the intense pain you've
had.
But since we can't; we'll offer
Our heart felt sympathy;
Til the day you occupy your
chair
And there is no vacancy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19
Local II
Camera Club
News

Well here we are back to local
IL camera club, after taking
pictures of the boxing matches
at the Sports Arena.
Bill Osenbaugh almost had
his camera stepped on when one
of the boxers slipped near the
ropes, where Bill was ready to
take a flash shot.
Our plans for future meetings
on subjects such as movies on
photography, lighting, the art
of balancing and placing spots,
and other items will be discuss
ed at our regular meeting May
10, at 8 pm. Room 211, see you
all next Friday.
Your camera bugs
Arnold Shenofsky
Glen Aufdenkampe
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19
Bishop Declares
Right To Organize
Comes From Cod

GRAND r A P Id S, MICH.
(LPA) - "The right to organize
comes from Almighty God him
self, who placed it in the heart,
soul and mind Of every working
man and woman" So declared
Bishop Francis j. Haas to labor
audience here. "All too often
he added, "the right has TO be
extorted from an employer" He
said the Taft-Hartley act is "a
tyrannous usurpation OF a work
er's God given rights"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19
By DEAK and DOCK

Why does the self appointed inspector Hargett 5
brag to the boys how he tells supervision off,
pat the back to tell them anything they
Happy birthday to Dutch Schleibner May 10 will
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19
7SRARKLETS>
Union Office
CHAMPION UNIT

Union Office
Due to the limited space Journal there will be times
when Champion Sparke cannot be printed An effort
will condense the much possible but IL
we should not print believe important 1t is not
failed Other shops would like to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19

we SIlOulu llOb PA III Oh AeN .
because the reporter has failed
have their news in the paper
and at times we have taken so
much space theirs had to be
left out. | would like to thank
the members for their interest
in the Sparklets and the report
ers for the nice job of reporting
and I hope the interest in the
Sparklets continues throughout
the year. RHY.
Colonel Tarver
Dept. z, 1st Shift
Orlin Burgess, our genial set
up man celebrated his birthday,
May 9th and the way he evaded
any reference to the year of his
birth would make you believe
that he is past middle-age, he
isn't! Congratulations, Orlln.
Herbert Jennings, better
known as Hob, is back at
work after a period of illness.
Upon being approached, he
smiled his most ingratiating
smile, and said, please tell all
nv friends that deeply appre-
ciated the many things they did
for me while I was off work. l
am especially grateful for the
generous collection they took up
for me.
Margaret Walker, silliment
lines, has been disabled by max
ing an unexpected contact with
some unfriendly type Of poison
ivy. Didn't know there was a
friendly type, except that 1t all
attempts to stick to you. RHY).
Your friends say that you have
the skin, "you love to touch, y
but In the future, please beware
OF what you touch. Be seeing
you soon, Margaret.
Robert Vorhees birthdayed on
May 18th. He got a box Of candy
and a shirt and numerous other
gifts from the Stud line opera
tors. One card said, you re-
ceived, today, gifts galore be-
cause you're a hansome man OF
"a" Congratulations, Bob.
Bernice Sellers became the
proud mother of a wonderful
baby boy at the Toledo hospital
on Mothers Day, Sunday, May
14th. Congratulations, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sellers. aside to
Bernee: It's too bad you lost
your bet to Norma, believing the
future Sellers heir would be a
girl. Better luck next time.
WHIT.
Jim Vinson, Dept. ID
End Shift
After having her back rubbed
by an expert, Wednesday night,
Marge Hetsler turned up i'll the
following day. Draw your own
conclusions, could 1t be measles,
Marge?
The friends of Joan DOMAIN,
and she has many, regret to
learn that he will soon undergo
an operation for goiter. We sim
cerely hope you will recover
speedily, Joan, and that you
will be greatly improved in
health.
Bob Mcdonald, h n d m e
gsp-setter from I'd o wn" in
Dixie, had a birthday sans cake,
May 9th,
Irene Mylak, also, was year
older on May 9th, but didn't
mind II because she's got her
man, Bud gave her a beautiful
necklace. (Cake with this one,
JV).
Carol, the seven year old
daughter of Eddie Blum, was
struck by AN auto near her home
in the 400 block on Ontario St.
on Thursday, May l1th. She re-
ceived a big cash over one eye
and a painful shoulder injury.
We hope Carol pulls through
speedily.
A bridal shower for Milly
King, who will marry Bob Sta
chowiak early in June, was
given May 11th. More than
eighty persons were present. An
old-fashioned rolling pin with
directions as to its proper use
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19

in the even Robert got out of
line, was one of the interesting
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix RybarcZyk
have a baby son, David John,
born on May 5th. Rita's friends
send congratulations.
Emma Grove collapsed at
work, Friday night, and had to
be taken home. We trust that
this is only a temporary all
ment.
A group of women treated
Harriet Szkatulski and Edna
Smith to ice cream and cake in
a farewell GESTURE as these ladies
transferred to the day shift.
Metz Strahm had been slyly
helping himself to the hard
boiled eggs from the lunch of
his friend, Cliff Patton. Cliff
decided to discourage this prac-
tice, and one day brought fresh
eggs. Metz got hold of an egg,
ignorant of its condition, in
tending to expose himself as the
real eulprit, said, "here's where
your eggs have been going" and
with this broke the egg on
Cliffs head. Cliff got an egg
shampoo" and had to borrow a
shirt to wear home. Another
version of the egg and l."
English BOrglin
Dept ID 1st Shift
1t was very profitable for
Mabelle Reiter to attend the last
Unit meeting, because after the
said meeting she went down to
the bar-room and bowled the
high score for the ladies on the
machine. She won a case of
beer.
We we're all very pleased to
see Helen KoZloWski return to
work last Monday after several
months at home recuperating
from an operation.
Rose Stritt celebrated her
birthday on May 9th. She was
giving out cookies and candy
very generously. Many more
such days, Rose.
Rose Snyder birthdayed on
May 9th. We wish you many
more, Rose.
Eugene Sailor" Lewandowski
was happily married on May 9Th
and / hear that when he returns
from his honeymoon, he is GO
ing to st. Vincents hospital for
surgery. More details, later.
Some people go to horse races
and lose their shirts, but Nellie
Kisseberth won $35 on the Ken
lucky Derby. Her picture was
taken by press photographer
as she collected her winnings
from the Bookie. She is very
proud of this picture, and who
wouldn't be?
Some time ago, Beulah Nc
Gillvary donated blood to Jose
phine Blochowski, then Josie inn
proved steadily and as / said
two weeks ago. Josephine re-
turned to work and last week,
Beulah was the happiest girl in
our d epar m n when Josie
bought her lovely blouse as
token OF appreciation. Very,
very noble OF both of you girls.
Leonard Cuber, Time Clerk
for our department, is in the
hospital at this time. We GER
tainly hope he improves rapidly
and is able to return to work
soon.
Pretty happy go-lucky Jean
Meek had the misfortune Of get
ting her index finger caught In
a punch press on May 10th. 1t
practically severed the end of
her finger but the doctor did
manage to do good Job of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-19

have their news in the paper
and at times we have taken so
much space theirs had to be
left out. | would like to thank
the members for their interest
in the Sparklets and the report
ers for the nice job of reporting
and I hope the interest in the
Sparklets continues throughout
the year. RHY.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
Sussex Alters Attend
29th All Short Course
teonllnnsa l,cm nr., n.rn

The three-day program offered
valuable training for l-H members
IN such projects Ns foods, canning,
clothing, dairy, vegetables, poultry
and swine, There was also the so.
ciul and roCreatiOnNl side which ia
cludod movies, swimming, soGthall
group, games and other sports of
interest to both boys and girls.
A special feature of the program
was the State ALL Tractor Opera
tors Contest which was won by
Martin Johnson Of Laurel, Dol
Assembly programs were held
each morning at 1900 a, m, and
featured talks ON INDIAN Lore" bv
Kenneth GivOn; "Lifo IN Holland"
by Hans Dimes and the State All
Public Speaking Contest,
short Course came To a close ON
wednesday afternoon with the A.
nails OF the State an Softhau
Championship being held between
Kent and Sussex Counties, with
Sussex County winning the game
ana the state championship.
.-..N,,--aa-ass--.-
The 100000 inhabitants Of lla-
inOn Island are mostly Chinese.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

The 100000 inhabitants Of ua-
man Island are mostly Chinese.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
SELBYVILLE

Miss Hulduh Long of Berwyn
MD visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs l. Wlrrie Long from Thurs.
day until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walls of VIII.
mlngtun is spending this week with
her parents. Mr and Mrs james
Flood
Mrs Mary Guappcrhaus and
daughter, Nancy McCabe, return
cd home ON Saturday after spend
inK the past month az FcnwiCk Is
land
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bayls and
family of Wilmington ia visiting
her father G. h. McCRhe. Sr.
Brice MeCabe and MIR and Mrs.
Roland +, Scott and family.
Mrs Alberta Watson Is IN the
Peninsula General Hospital, Sal-
lsbury under observation.
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Evans and
family of Athens, Ga, ara spend.
ing this week with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs Otis Baker. near Sci.
byyille, and Mrs. Elsie Evans of
Millvllle
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Kelley
were dinner guests of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Hast
iugs at Showell ON Sunday.
Mrs. Birda Law and son Donald
of Philadelphia spent the week
end at their cottage at FenwiCk Is
land
Miss Louise Brown visited Mr.
and Mrs, Clayton Ringlor at their
cottage az Bethany Beach from sat
urday until Monday.
Thomas b. Long of the u. S,
Nayk, Washington D, c., was with
his parents Mr. ana Mrs. William
r Long from Friday until Tues
day, Also Dick l.Nrt of the 4, =.
Navy at Norfolk Va. spent the
time with his parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Leonard Lart
Miss Jean LilliStOn of p0ComOko
city rs visiting her Nunls ana their
families Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Blades and Mr. aud Mrs William
stephens and son billie
Mrs William r. Hudson, ST. bet
ter known as Aunt Stoll" lCll last
week and cut her head and had to
have several stitches taken,
Mr. and Mrs, g. Earl Nichols and
daughter Joan were the guests of
Mr. ana Mrs Frank LonR Nt their
cottage az Bethany Beach the past
week
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
EPWORTH

Keep in mind Epworth Ice Cream
Festival which will be held in the
Dublin nm Community Hall ON
July ~
j. G, L0oCkerman and Harry
Reed were callers ON Sunday of
John Reed, who is ON the sick
list
Miss Olive Jacobs Of Dover has
been house guest for few days
of MIR, and Mrs, j. c. Loockerman
and daughter Callers haze been
Miss Elizabeth Jones of George
town, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kenney of
Snow hin, Md, Mrs. Glenna Ad-
ANS and Emery Wiley.
Mr. and Mrs, Leon Simth en-
tertNned at dinner ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Naomi Reynolds of Glenolden.
Pa, and Mrs, Frank Anthony and
grandson
Sunday callers Of MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Cannon were MIR. and Mrs.
George Whitley of Chester, Pa.
MIR and Mrs, Arnold Jones of Clay
mont Pa. Mrs, Sally Burris, MIR.
and Mrs, Paul HOCh, Mrs. Mary
BUrris and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Medtord Cannon and Virgil Can
non,
Mrs, Henry Hesse and daughter
Joan were dinner guests ON We'd
neSdOy of Mr., and Mrs. Reuben
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
HOUSTON

hufch neAh Tor sunday. July ath
Sunday school at lO m There O.
fo1iu i0f an grades and classes and
hearty welcome 40 an
Preaching at % a. m by IA,
Pastor Res "a Stanley Grant Th,
evening Worship begins az 1880.
Ou Monday night July 10th tho
official board of Houston charge
hlll hold hs regular monthly meet.
hf az 3 D m An members please
D. present
Mrs Lloyd Armour returned "a
her home on Monday afternoon
from the Milford Memorial Hospl
ial where she underwent AN opera.
tlon thO weeks ago and her con
dltion is just fine aud We hope q
hoht be- long before she will b,
able lo be- oar again
Mfs william Grunden returned
nome on sunday afternoon from
Delaware Hospital Wilm.. after
having very serious eye opera
tlon reports are favorable that II
nothing more serious deyelOpCa
hef sight will be- restored. and We
do hope she Will be alright
Little Joyce Ann Blessing. who
has been so very DO shows ra-
pid recovery. aud % Is hoped she
viii soon be- well
We are glad 90 see William VIM
sard ole 90 our old timers back In
cur community for. a visit with Mr.
ond Mrs James salisbury al his
old homestead
Mr and Mrs Stuart Moul. of
Glenrock pa are spending a weeks
vacation Al the home Of her par
ents Mr aud Mrs Daniel =. Roe.
Frank Roe who had been visiting
the Mouls returned 40 his home
Mr and Mrs Donald Cook of
baltimore. Md spent the weekend
holiday with Alr and Mrs William
Blessing Jr
Mr and Mrs George Is Thistle
wood daughter Nancy aud Anna
l-ee and Mrs Merrill ThistlewOod
visited Slaughter Beach on Sunday
evening
Mis Cora satierrield returned
nome 0n Monday after having
spent week with relatives la
Georgetown aud SelbyYille. She
has accompanied home by e. r.
short aud they we're dinner guests
Of Mf aud Mrs Merrill Thistle
wood
Af and Mrs George B Thistle
Wood aud daughters Nancy and
anna Lee moved from Harrington
on Thursday into the new hunga
ioh of Elmer Dawson
Mr aud Mrs Rai0h Pearson Mr.
aud Airs Walter Warwick went 10
l0lchesier for the holiday
Nrs William DegnatS and son
Billy spent several days of thr
pasi week in Camden. with her
mother Mrs Kruppa. who has been
quite ill
Nir aud Mrs e Emory Webb and
Eileen speni the weekend aud hol-
iaat az the cottage in Riyerdale.
Airs Edgar Hurker Of Westvilla.
g j and Mrs Flora Rauibo of
senell q o.. are yisiuns Mr. and
Mfs J Earl Ramb0 at the Rambo
Ranch near Houston
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
BETHEL

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feainf Has aaHls uf Reuben
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Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
WARWICK

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ff lualaH hlse and bay hefe
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lfissafQ
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famp h breiu on Saturday
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fllfsaHI nanaas evening August ~
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anHaaueac latef afr SLATED a. speak
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