Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-24

mother on Marcn 10Th.
Helen Losek, packer in this
department for many years, will
be missed by all who knew her.
Unfortunately she passed away
on March 18th. Our deepest
sympathy to her family.
"Ah. Twas great day for the
Irish in D on March 17th." There
was Eddie O'Rourke with a i
bright green shirt, Millie Eagan,
kelly" green hat, Beulah Nc
Calvary, artificial nose and
"specks" Mary O'Poole's green
hair ribbon. Well, George Kelly
was just here as ever. Then
there was Eugene Sailor" Ole
wsndowski, Richard O'Bana-
choWski, walter O'Geremski,
Irwin O'Grudzinski and many
more too numerous to mention.
Rita Veres kept her birthday
yer yquiet on st. Patrick's Day
as 'Curley," the supplyman on
line No. 20 would have had it
not been for Eleanor, Virginia,
Lily, Barbara, Isabelle, Ada,
Rita, Helen, Anne and Gertrude.
These girls had a special party
for "Curley" with a lovely choco-
late cake and ice cream, / know
| it was delicious because I re-
ceived some on a paper plate
with traditional st. Patrick's Day
scene and napkins to match.
"Curley" also received from
these numerous packers, a NINA
ture bottle of wine and an alarm
clock. They wanted to be sure
this same supply man would
wake up in time for work. Nice
going, girls, you have a consci-
entious supplyman and he knows
you are all very congenial. A
ball team can't win if it doesn't
have team work.
Abe Miller celebrated his
birthday on March 10Th. Too
bad it was on Sunday or Abe
might have received a spanking.
Mrs. ,Taube, formerly Elva
Merzka, an inspector on line No.
10, presented Mr.. Taube, mill
wright, with lovely baby girl
on March 18th.
Mary Mierzwiak, gap-setter on
Line II, underwent an operation
on March goth. To date we don't
know the outcome, but successful
is the word we are waiting to
hear.
Carrie Slattery, ever smiling
lady who works in the Repair
Section, celebrated her birthday
on March goth. Her age is 81 re-
versed. God Bless you, Carrie,
and may you have many more
and keep up that smile.
Incidently, Carrie received
many nice gifts from her many
friends and she, in turn, was
passing around the candy very
generously.
Good bye, now, see you next
week.
Dept B-1st Shift
1t is with regret that we re-
port the death of Joseph Gorney
of this department. Joe died
while at work on Monday, March
goth. Our deepest sympathy to
his family.
Robert Smith
Dept. E End Shift
Ethel Smith led the girls with
a 462 series at the Colony in the
After Midnight Bowling League
last Friday night. Morris Stone
took the honors for High Single
game with a 215 and he had g.
game total of 535. Your reporter
wishes to extend regrets to Lee
Cendella for failing to report her
fine 500 series of Friday, March
3rd. Nice going, Lee.
: Here are the winners of the
Champion Mixed Doubles held
at Hagerty's Bowling Alleys on
i. March 18th. We thank Jack
Hagerty for the SIS donation he
gave to the winning couple.
Pins over
Couple Average
Plus
Vera Eickholt-Leslie Shrull .......... 369
Dottie Harrington-Rob Myers 1876
Fred Reineke-Marge Blakely 125
Gene Katz-Doris Barker 100
} Norma Boyer-Harry Yonker .......113
Fern Medley-Ben Dorr .................103
Larry Remley-Helen Kmonk ........1O1
Gertrude Allion-Frank Supinsli -. 89
Clara Horvath-Herb Medley ....... sc
Myrtle Hein-Dixie Banachowski -. 83
High Individual Games
John ISLANDERS ..............................5 5ee
Angie Enis (Green). 534
High Individual 1 Game
Steve Lawniczak ......................... .222
Virginia Napierala .l91
Boobie Prize-Low Game
Harold Gallagher ............................ 80
Pauline Heiden ............................... u
A gran dtime was had by all,
they were all swell sports and
we hope everyone was satisfied.
Your reporter wishes to con-
gratulate our three new stew
ards of E End shift on their elec-
ton, Herman Missler, Dave
Turnbull, and (re-elected) Angie
Meyers. Here's wishing all three
of you the best of luck.
We are very sorry to hear OF
the ill-fated luck Ann Weeks OF
the Stt1d lines rnrent1v had Anr