Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-06-30

my, was it good and to make the
party a greater success, Dixie
filled the Juke Box with nickels
and played many Polish num-
bers, which pleased Floyd very
much as you all know by now,
Floyd's band is known as "The
Polka Kings" and they are play
ing very gular at Toledo
Beach, Centennial Terrace and
many more nice dance spots.
Keep it up, Floyd.
What certain gap-setter on
line No. 5, was seen wearing
some bright yellow shorts on
his front porch, one day last
week. Oh, Harold, you re so
feminine.
The people in department D
are to be highly commended for
the way they so generously con-
tributed to the collection for AL
Farmers wife two weeks ago.
AL wishes to thank each and
everyone of you very much and
your reporter does too.
1t looks as though the "love
bug" has bitten some bashful
bachelor, may be in this depart
ment, perhaps in the plant or
could be he doesn't even work,
but Gertrude Kestner received
beautiful corsage on her birth
day, June 23rd from some un-
known .admirer. Was Gertie sur
prised. Let's hope she finds out
soon, who sent it, you all know
how a woman's curiosity can
get the best of her.
Goodbye now, see you next
week.
RHY
We know that English's little
girl is sick and we hope that she
will be well real soon so that
English won't worry so. Thanks
for getting the news, Borgie,
even when you have greater
problems.
Jim Vinson Dept ID End Shift
Cliff OVAL, Jr. is at a mill
tary camp for two weeks inten-
sive training. Cliff Is a corporal.
Norma Ewers was operated
on June 10Th in Mercy Hospital
and it is reported that she is
recovering at normal rate. We
hope you'll be good as ever,
Norma, in a short time.
The mother of Stanley Elder
died rather suddenly at 4:30
pm. on June 10Th. A collection
was taken among the department
d employees and lovely wreath
and cash was sent to the family.
She was also the mother of Clyde
Elder, foreman in d. They deep
ly appreciated this S h Nv of
thoughtfulness. Our d p I
sympathies TO this family.
Mary Oliszewski was happy
as a sixteen year old girl with
her first beau-her husband,
who has been absent in the Mer-
chant Marines since Easter, re-
turned home on June 23rd and
she got a telephone call from
him which called for an i'm
pass-out. Don't blame
you, Mary. Happy reunion.
Received a card this week
from Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Stacho-
WAX, who are honeymooning in
Florida, enjoying the sea-bath-
ing and lolling in the sun. They
state that they miss all their
friends, and we certainly miss
them.
Marian Taylor was operated
on in Mercy Hospital, Thursday,
for a goiter and we are all hop
ing that she will speedily re-
cover. Marian will appreciate
hearing from her friends.
A certain tall, stream-lines in
spector is going fishing after
work tonight (last friday. His
friends picked up his equipment
and c o t h in g for him at his
house. What he don't know is
that they have sewed up the legs
of his pants and otherwise have
planned an interesting, If mis-
cradle night for him. Next week
I'll get the low-down from Eddie
Blum, assuming that he regain
ed his composure.
The mother of Kenny Laver
was operated on last Friday In
Mercy Hospital. May this good
mother come through this or
deal and be restored to health
is the sincere wish of all of Ken
ny's friends.
Some fellow brought flowers
to the nurse twice this week,
and his wife helped him pluck
them for her. Some people call
him Sam, but he likes TO be call
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