Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-15

visited THIS emporium pdlu % l.
selves). II seems that the dolls
down beer faster than the "hicl
This is a night of commotion
throughout the plant. Rumors
fly thick and fast, but level
heads seem to be prevailing.
Jim was talking about last
Tuesday we believe. RHY)
Remember to register to vote.
September 9th is the deadline.
Colonel Tarver Dept z LIST Shift
Sofia Foley received a beauti-
full wedding gift from her
friends at Champion, last week.
Congratulations on the wedding.
Bernice Zmijewski, of the stud
lines, has chosen Saturday, No
vember 18th as her wedding
day. Walter Msjchrowski, an
employee ( the Hixon-Peterson
Lumber Company, is the fortu-
nate prospective husband. Sin
cere good wishes for the prin-
cipa1s.
Unofficially, we have been in
formed that another stud line
operator plans to be married
at an early date provided she can
borrow a hat with feathers on 1t
and an old sock, a secondhand
cradle, etc. F. r., you had better
be able to conform this or else.
John Kusznaul received a cor
dial welcome as a newcomer last
week and was congratulated
for promptly making spplica-
ton for union membership.
Happy birthday to the follow
Catherine Warner, Sept. Bird;
ing: Robert Kurth, Sept. 3rdi
Margie Navarro, August Both
Florence Warner, Sept. 9th and
Thomas Hoskins, Sept. 9th.
Louise Burkland returned to
work this week, after a recent
operation. Happy to have you
back, Louise.
For Rent
2 rooms, private bath and en-
trance. South End. All utilities
furnished. Call FA. 9136.
English Borglin Dept. ID LIST Shift
The ever smiling Rosie Gran
dali celebrated her birthday on
Sept. 9th and as you all know,
good natured Rosie was giving
her many friends home made
bread and butter. She certainly
does make good bread, / had
some.
Esther Mollett was one year
older on Saturday, Sept. 9th,
but the day before she was hand
ing out candy to her friends. We
all wish Rosie and Esther many
more such days.
The Annual Champion Golf
Tournament held last Saturday
was a huge success and your re-
porter wishes TO thank Elmer
Rain, Abe Miller. Skippy Young
for their efforts and personal
time to make 1t possible for the
golfer to have a good time. They
worked very hard and sincerely.
Thanks once more, men, you did
q swell Job.
At this tournament, prizes
went to many players including
the ever popular Andy Holmes
who shot a sizzling SO for low
gross. Skippy Young won a prize
for sinking a % foot 4 inch putt
on No. 10. Forest Both also re-
ceived a prize for closest to the
pin on No. 10, a distance of 8
feet and 7 inches. Blind par was
81 and 4 players who had that
score also won prizes. Among
them was Red Headed Danny
Ciepickal. The highlight OF the
day was Harry Convey. He won
the BOBBY prize for shooting high
score, 100 blows. Door prizes
went 10 players too numerous
to mention. But ! do hope you
all had a good time and Acts look
forward to another good time
next year.
Carmelia Paterni was one year
older on Tuesday, Sept. 18th
and there was Ilah Irwin stroll
ing into work with a nice cake
to help Carmelia's birthday be
a gala event. Many happy re-
turns OF the day and may you
celebrate a lot more such events.
Good bye now. sc eyou next
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