Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06

NICE EOlIlEJ AdpJ'
English Borglin
Dept. d, 1st Shift
We hear from good authority
that John Krygielski, of the
friction machines, was a waiter
or should l say, waitress at
Skippy's Mite Club on New
Years Eve. The reason / say
waitress" since they were call
ing him MARY Lou"
l am not sure if they were
having additions for radio
program or not at Uncle's Inn
on Wayne and Fearing SITS. one
night last weekend, but one of
the stewards in this department
was really singing to her hearts
content. See Helen Thomas for
more information.
FOR RENT: A two room
apartment, with private bath.
At 15041a Norwood Ave. For
more information see Herman
Poscharsky, set-up man in D 1st
shift, or call FA 2013.
What certain Eng. Inspector
put sugar on his hot dogs in
stead of mustard and relish?
Don't quote me, see O'Rourke.
We all miss Cora Pat
A. Your reporter understands
Johnson, inspector on Line No.
that she is at home due to i'll
ness. Hurry and get well, Cora
Welcome back to days for
Ruth Dunmire and Delbert Nc
Connell.
Too much holiday and not
much news this week. Hope to
have more for you next week
q mean news). Good Bye now
EXTRA SPECIAL P. S. John
Carr plowed some ground over
the weekend. His first furl was
crooked and Matte, his wife
told him so. The mule shook
his head in disgust and they
tried again. On this second trip
the mule guided the plow and
John pulled it. Result A very
straight furl. Nice going, Gertie
Helen Thomas
Dept. ID, 1st Shift
We hear that Ella Keene
punch press operator and a
faithful and constant reader OF
the Sparklets, was again in the
hospital. We sincerely hope she
is on the road to recovery now
and will be with us soon.
Marie Marenberg, Credit I'm
ion cashier an dinspector, start
ed the New Year in brilliant
style with the birth of a baby
boy, born on the the 1st OF
January.
Opal Eaglin, push wire opera
tor, is the proud and happy
mother of a little girl born or
December 30th.
We missed mentioning several
nice luncheons held just before
the holidays. On the Miscella.
neous table, the girls really out
did themselves with place cards
favors and lucious fried chicken
The assembly girls set a fancy
table and invited the men
working on their lines, to joir
them in some really good eat
ing. Another group of girls or
line eight and a group from the
repair department, also, pro-
vided themselves with plenty o1
good food and party atnos'
phere.
Elva Taube (Mrs. Charles
Taube) went on an extended
leave last week to await the
arrival of a little bundle from
Heaven.
The many old friends of Bes
Soltysiak (now Grabarczyk)
formerly one of our happy
throng of workers, will bt
pleased to know she is the prouc
mother of a baby born las
week.
Herb Jennings
Dept E, 1st Shift
Remember a swell guy, Rue.
Faith, by name. He's pretty
sick and would appreciate a cal.
from his friends. The address is
Texas, Ohio. Why not drop him
a line, Dept. E.
Colonel Tarver
Dept. /, 1st Shift
This week we are happy to
salute Reinholt Brauner, who is
popularity known as Paul" He
is the gentleman who obligingly
opens the door for you on these
cold blustery mornings and nc
elaborate display of grandeur
one could do the job with a more
and pomposity. Happy New
Year, Paul.
The inspectors who received
Christmas gifts from the silli-
ment machine operators take
this opportunity to express their
appreciation for this gesture OF
friendship.
James Curran birthdayed
January End. Congratulations,
Jimmy.
Happy birthday to Helen
Spears and Clara Horvath. Con-
gratulations, girls.
The many friends of Doris
Parker wish her speedy recov-
cry from her recent operation.
When we take an eager peek
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