Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-07-14

Helen SZykowny and FRANK
Graiczyk were married on the
beautiful environment of the st.
Stanislaw's Church with all the
splendor and dignity pertaining
to such an event. The wedding
took place at 9 a. m, Saturday,
July 9th. We all wish the new
lyweds all the happiness pos
sible.
Frank Grochowski's m a ny
friends reluctantly bade him
farewell when he left our de-
partment for set-up job IN
A. Good luck, Frank. Bella
Shaffer, Hattie Kelly and
Alice Stadther began their 9Th
wear at Champion on July 7th.
Congratulations to this trio.
Patricia Kujawa friends gave
her a combination going-away
and baby shower party, last Fri
day. Patricia is expecting an
important visitor at her home In
the early fall. Sincere good
wishes for you and the visitor,
Patricia. May your fondes'
wishes be realized, Mr.. and Mrs
Kujawa.
Frances Dudek gave an in
teresting party at her home on
Sunday. July 9th in honor oi
her only daughters birthday
Congratula a tions to a very
thoughtful mother, Frances.
Catherine Glessner is now
potential grandmother, since he
daughter Patricia, is expecting
blessed event in the near future
Hi Grandma.
Irene Cameron
Dept. Z, 1st Shift
Colonel Tarver made a wage
with Genevieve Lustic, that sh'
couldn't get this item into tn
column. So 1t appears that yo'
lose, Colonel, for here 1t is ant
quote Geneviese: "He is tn
one upon whom the origina
title of 'Puny Muscle was con
ferred. In my case, the It'll
means, Powerful Muscle" s.
there, Mr.. Tarver, put that Il
your pipe and smoke it."
Bob Smith
Dept. E., End Shift
One of our Bird shift men, 10
seph Sites and his wife, went U
visit a former employees, Georg
Stiff and his family over the At
of July. George lives on LOOK
Out" mountain Georgia wher
the scenery and climate Is per
feet. George has built a nev
home and is doing fine. II
sends his greetings TO all nj
friends at Champion. He sur
seems TO be home-sick for nj
Champion friends. Betwee'
foxes. bobcats, snakes Crattlers
and few other varmints 1t is in
teresting to live there. About 3
or 40 feet back of Georges nev
home, there Is a drop OF abou
1900 feet, so IL Is best not :
walk in your sleep around thos
parts
We are all really sorry TO
see our "little Rolly-polly"
Teddy Maciejewski, alias
"Gibsonburg" leave us to go
on the 1st shift. Don't give our
Teddy a hard time because we
want him to come back on our
shift all in one piece. Serious
Iy, Ted, we all wish you a lot
of luck on your Job and lots
of good luck driving that new
Plymouth.
Speaking of new cars, ou
ever awake detailman on Sill
ment and Studs, is sportin
around in a new Chew. NoN
we all know why he has bee
so clipper recently. Good luc
with il, Ted Kilicz. Hope yo
have many a happy mile wit
her. The car mean).
We are all sorry to hear tina
one of our lovelies of the Mis-
cellaneous girls, Mabel Merrit
who has been i'll for a long time
was ready to come back to wor
when she had a sudden relaps
and now is unable to return
Keep your chin up, Mabel. W
hope TO see you soon, so TAX
IL easy. Mabel, were waiting.
A bit OF news Is that our
Helen Baker, Of Miscellaneous,
has a brother working In De-
partment ID who Is going to
marry the niece of Cleo
Guerin, another of our work
ers from the silliment lines.
Helen says II Is a double eele-
bration as II Is the marriage
on July 9th for her brother
and her birthday on July IL.
Congrats to Helen Baker Of
Dept. Z. and James Entry of
Dept. ID.
Here's a bit of news. Ou
little lovelie, Helen Keefe o
plug tampers, sailed on the Sc
OF Holy Matrimony, 16 year
ago the 9th Of July and, believ'
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