Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10

JIM VISION, DEL
And don't forget that, d
ings, / nominated him. (He's
the I'D irty Dog Who Put
Glue In My Saddle" Pardon
me, Jim, I couldn't resist using
that song title. RHY)
What celebrities we have in
.D!!! Globetrotter, Jim Ubry has
returned from a visit to NY.
City. Edna Fought who received
a souveneir card from Jim, will
attest to this fact.
Then, Max Shadow" Sucker,
that colorful character, crashed
the John Sanders Sidewalk In
terview Program on Thursday
noon.
Yep, it's time! This reporter
looked cross-eyed at the clock,
Tuesday night and had his coat
and hat on at z o'clock, ready to
go out and vote. He just had that
important duty on his mind. Wot
happened, anyway, with the ell
ection?
Mrs. Don Welch (Helen) es-
capped being a leap-year baby
by day and couple of years
She celebrates her birthday on
February 28th.
Geneive Kohn was born on
this date, also. Here's hoping that
both of these ladies live to see
the return of their birthdays for
many, many years.
The friends of Beulah VOL
muth who is now on the day
shift, wish her a very happy
birthday this week in March. The
same goes for Leona Hopkins.
We hope that our friend, Col
onel Tarver, will not lament
having failed to be elected to
the Shop Committee. Otherwise,
we should have lost a good re-
porter, for even had he continu-
ed to try to function as writer,
how could he have done a good
job with a constant headache?? +?
To Mr.. and Mrs. Don Welch,
who celebrated their 5th wedding
anniversary on March 3rd:
Than a new home to give
yourselves,
Few gifts are half as good;
Conclusive to a happy state,
So happily appropriate
For this date calls for Wood.
Wallace Heinline, gapsetter,
poet and philosopher had good
article in the To ! e d o Blade
Forum last week. Ut deserved
more publicity. RHY)
Colonel Tarver
Dept. E 1st Shift
Congratulations to Steve Sabo,
who is the leader of a six-piece
Gypsy orchestra. Steve has the
unique distinction of being in
vited to participate in a nation
al Gypsy festival to be held in
Chicago on March 25th. This
event is exclusively for Gypsies,
as a rule, and when an exception
is made, it is only when an out
slider shows rare skill in hand
ling Gypsy music.
Have you noticed how lovely
Mildred Groves appears since
she got her exciting new heir
do?
Mildred Gray was the gleeful
recipient of two delicious birth
day cakes which were baked by
Loretta Mercer and Martha Mos
iniak. We almost envy you,
"Midge."
Congratulations to G a d y S
Lehner, who birthdayed on Feb
ruary 27th.
Alicia Jankowski, of this dept.
on days, is at home because of an
attack of influenza. We wish you
a speedy recovery, Alicia.
Colonel Tarver wishes to thank
his friends who voted for him
in the recent election. 1t is won
derful to have so many friends
take an interest in your personal
projects. We wish the new ad-
ministration, the best of luck
in the management of the affairs
of the unit during the current
term of office.
Clarence Tobias LaVoy, Eng.
Insp., is temporarily disabled
by an eye infection. We hope
to see you on the job again
soon, Toby.
In case everyone doesn't know,
Clyde Raush is a grandfather
again.
Fay Pulley was signally hon.
ored last week when she was
nominated by a VIM. Roche hos
pital group as a Good Neigh
Dor" and was presented with a
beautiful orchid, cake and was
rendered a special dinner at the
Edison restaurant and was treat
ed to the thrill of talking over
the radio. Congratulations, Fay.
celebrated on the 18th with a
Henry Fearing had a birthday
on February 18th which was
who believe it or not, were loyal
party of associates and friends
ly silent about the affair until
o lay. Tut-tut! They should
know that the "Sparklets"
''Mountie" always gets his man.
Congratulations, Henry.