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

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y Jack Clifford's wife has beer
in Ann Arbor hospital fol
some time. We hope that her
allergy is cleared UP quickly
Jack.
Word has come to us through
the grapevine" tn at Arthur
Deacon" Barnes has joined the
ranks of short circuiters." II
seems tn a t the "Old Master"
created bigger and better dis
play of fireworks than Bobo ever
dreamed of. eve could think OF
a lot more things to add to this
but none seem to fit the situa-
ton. Millwrights and Electricians
go to IT'D
The other day, Slim Bremen
said he had to help his boy make
, a snowman. Harry Gaeth is OF
the opinion that a sheet over
Brenner's head would make an
ideal snowman.
Francis Morris, beltman, was
seen spreading saw-dust on the
floor around a drinking foun-
tain that was being repaired by
Norman "Curley" Campbell. We
have a name for that, Francis,
but what do you call it?
Letter To The Unit
Thank you to the Champion
Unit for the lovely flowers that
were sent to me while ! was con-
fined to the hospital. And thanks
TO all those who helped me fl
nancially and sent me cards.
Thank you Ethel Avery and
Mildred "Midge" Grey who did
so many nice things for me. 1t
certainly helps and means a lot
. at such a time. I am at home
" now, but I don't know just how
soon I will return to work, as
recovery seems very slow. Again
my appreciate | o n and many
thanks to all. Signed, Ruth l..
Fischer of department E.
Colonel Tarver
Dept. E 1st Shift
This week, we wish m n y
happy returns of the day to the
following: Jennie Polus on Feb
ruary 10th, Mickey Doyen on
February 18th, Charlotte Kul-
wicH on February 22nd, Cert
rude Drysel on February 23rd
and Mildred Grey on February
25th. Happy birthday greetings
10 each of you from your friends
at Champion.
Bob Isley, on nights, has 1t
pretty soft. He has brand new
cushion for his chair. ! know
because I use it on days. Thanks,
Bob.
Doris Parker's many friends
ere glad to see her at work
again after a two months leave
OF absence.
Cora Pulls, of the plug tamp-
ers, became a grandmother on
February 18th. Congratulations,
Cora.
Joe Sieja and his wife cele-
brated their 18th wedding ami
versary on February 22nd. Con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Sieja.
Antoinette Isley, Tonic, re-
luctantly bade her many friends
at Champion, good bye last week.
Due to prolonged illness, it is
!, necessary for her to take an ex-
tended leave from work. Here's
hoping everything will come out
alright for you, Tonic.
Robt. Smith
Dept. e End Shift
Everyone interested in bowl
ing, all departments in the shop,
please watch the bulletin boards
for the information on the Mixed
Doubles Tournament. Those of
you desiring to bowl, please
sign the forms placed on the
boards. c m e one, come all,
from nights and days, let's have
a grand time. Whether you bowl
or not, it's going to be lot of
fun.
The big fellow smoking that
pipe so hard while pushing a
broom and who keeps smiling,
really has reason for such
actions. His wife presented him
with great big bouncing baby
boy. Say, Jim Matthews, what
are you going to name him?
James Jr.? Mother and baby are
doing fine, so we are told. Con-
gratulations.
English Borglin
Dept. d 1st Shift
Rollond Mattison and his wife
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, born on February 25th. She
weighs 6 pounds and Ia ounces
and is the first new member of
their little family. Mother and
baby are doing nicely, congratu-
lations. No cigars!M!
Frances Taube celebrated her
birthday on February oath. She
is proud of her 81 years and we
hope she has many more. l am
sure everyone who received cam
.dy from her enjoyed it as much
Dis I did.
Ethel Wixom, gap setter, Line
No. Is, also enjoyed another
birthday last week.