Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-24

Shadow, is i'll and in Riverside
hospital with what has been di-
agnosed a nervous ailment. We
hope he soon will recover.
AS Spring housekeeping time
approaches, we must admit that
we are also getting nervous.
Marge Hetzler celebrated her
birthday on March 18th and I
hope her hubby likes that
"pome" she received.
Chester Hughes is as good
gapseter as he was Committee
man. Compliment or slam,
Chet? RHY).
Overheard in my car by a
Dept. E worker: Herman Miss
Ger is certainly good supply
man-never keeps the girls
waiting"
Jack Grocki wearing that big
Shamrock fooled nobody. We
know an Irishman when we see
one.
Wilmet Pape took pity on our
anaemic condition on Thursday
night and gave us a bologna
sandwich made with two slices of
salt-rising bread. Wilmet really
knows her eats.
Lois Kramer
Dept. L 1st Shift
MAC" Mccarthy wishes, to
express his sincere thanks to
those who donated blood to him
during his recent illness.
Marvel Baker entered Flower
hospital this week. We all wish
her a speedy recovery.
We are glad to welcome Mary
10Th back to work after almost
wears absence.
The birthday girls for this
week were Doris Gardner, Jean
Meyers and Heriette Cookie"
Dugan. They passed out candy
and cake to the department.
Here's wishing you many more
birthdays.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kern Betty Wslker) on
the birth of a baby boy at
Napoleon.
Agnes Szmania is critically i'll
In st. Vincent's hospital. Keep
your chin up, Agnes, we're all
pulling for you.
Our sympathy to Val Chiave-
rini in the passing on of his fa-
ther on March 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Eager,
he's the detailman on the Ma
Ational Welders, are the proud
parents of baby daughter born
on March 18th.
William "Bill' Pegler will va
cation in Florida soon. Since Bill
can't open the windows for fresh
air, due to the weather, he has
decided to 60 South.
Colonel Tarver
Dept e 1st Shift
Lula May Ford's many friends
were gla dto see her back at
work after a four week absence.
We know Champion looks good
to you now, Lu. Roy Reiner was
also among those who were well
coined back after brief absence
because of the death OF his
mother. Our deepest sympathy is
extended to you, Roy.
Clarence "Toby" La Voy, be-
ieve it or not, is back at work
again and his afflicted eye is
nearly well. Congratulations,
Toby. :
Jim Vinson, my illustrious
contemporary, paid me a neat
compliment | nhis column last
week and l wish it to be known
that I genuinely appreciate your
subtle flattery, Jim.
Florence Torzewski returned
to work on the 18th after being
home with an infected hand.
Nice to have you back, Florence.
George Schatz has had to have
a major surgical operation. Your
many friends will be glad to see
you back on the job soon,
George. :.
Congratulations to Steve Sabo,
alias "The Hunky" whose birth
day was on the 18th. Incidental
a ly, Steve treated his associates
y to chocolate sundaes.
Della Schaffer was also among
those who were welcomed back
to work after a brief absence.
Della's absence was necessitated
by the death of her brother-in-
law, who was buried in Penn
sylvania.
Mildred Blatt birthdayed on
March 10th. She is 43 but could
easily pass for "a. Millie re-
ceived a number Of beautiful gifts.
Congratulations from all of us.
Sam Basford celebrated his
73rd birthday on March 18th by
working. We hope you reach
your goal of 100 years, Sam.
May Bittner doesn't 60 in for
any casual celebrating when she
has a birthday. No sir She had
3 decorated cakes to feature her
own brand of merry-making.
She got gifts galore. Congratula-
tions, May. (Some of her friends
surprised her with the celebrat-
ing, Colonel. RHY).
Alicia Jankowski and Marcel
la Malinowski gladdened the
hearts of their friends when they