Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-07
English BOrglin
Dept. ID, 1St Shift

Beulah McGilvary is celebrat-
Ing her Silver wedding anniver-
sary on April 9th. Her husband
could not be reached for a com
ment. may have more informa-
ton next week, hope.
We have a hero in our depart
ment. His name is Bernard Luz
binski, the Set up man. 1t ap-
pears that three youths made a
raft and decided to test it out in
Swan Creek, last Tuesday, but
their craft struck a tree and cap
sized. Two of the youths swan
to shore but the current was too
swift for the third youth. He did
manage to cling to a tree limb
until members of the A d a m
Township Volunteer Fire De-
partment No. l, of which Bernie
il member, rescued him. You
are TO be highly commended for
your wonderful work in not only
fighting fires, but saving the
life of this youth.
Edith Hulings celebrated her
birthday on March 29th. She
promised us candy and we hope
she doesn't diSappoint us.
Did you notice a picture In
the Morning Times" on March
31st of Mrs. l.. butcher? She is
the daughter-in-law of Mabel
Erb. knurler on line No. 4. GOOD
looking, too.
Dorothy Sobolewski, good
looking, happy-go-lucky young
spinster in D, celebrated her
birthday on March 30th. She
was handing out individual choc-
olate bunnies to her many
friends including your reporter
She must have celebrated quite
extensively for she didn't show
I'D for work the next day. Many
more such days, Dottie.
Golf season must be nigh on
our heels. / noticed that three
of our better golfers bid on the
3rd shift, namely, Robert Kay,
ANDY Holmes and Val Chiaver-
ini (Mousie, Ears and Slugger,
respectively. Let's hope they
play good golf and get to work
on time.
Charles Snyder, supply man
on line No. ID, treated the girls
To pop and ice cream on March
3lst. Chuck, as we all know him
bid into Department l. and Will
be transferred on April 3rd. lie
gave the party not because he
is leaving ID, but because ne likes
the girls and I'm sure the feel
ing is mutual. Happy landings
in Aviation, Chuck. Mote to
Mrs. Snyder; In this case likes
means likes to work.
We were all very glad to see
Pearl Lamson return 10 work
the latter part of last week.
Two very disappointed young
ladies last week were Luella
Greenburg, who baked a very
nice cake for Teodora Cisek, the
other disappointed lady. II was
Teodoras birthday on March n
and on that day she was forced
to stay home due to illness and
she did not get TO enjoy the
cake. Incidently, Teddy is get
ting married on April 18TH We
hope you are well by then, Ted
dy.
Arnold Weiss celebrated his
birthday in different way on
March 28th. He had gay time
passing out the candy for the
girls in the morning but in the
latter part of the day, he got too
eager to work and got his hand
caught in the carton machine.
He is back 10 work, very much
improved but the cuts are still
there. He said, 'In my life lot
of water has gone over the
dam" / said, Another accident
like this and you'll go over the
dam"
Have you noticed Dear
Schultz, the mailboy, with his
new carrying case. When firs'
noticed him with il, / suggested
that he get a Jack knife and q
water bottle and he would bC
all set for a Boy Scout hike
Some OF the boys thought he hac
a sleeping bag slung over hi'
shoulder, but Dean, being very
witty and broad-minded, JUS
laughed off the ribbing and KEEP
on going about his work. Al
Jokes to one side, IL is far su
perior TO that large folder ht
used TO carry, but why didn
he come to work on April 3
1880?
Mary Mierzwiak is home now
y recuperating from an operation
and wishes to thank the Union
for the lovely flowers, and the
employees in d for the coliec'
tion and the many nice CARDS