Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

we are nedleO. OH slew LOVE
but Love could not remain
dea d. Hence, Easter - the
open tomb, the risen, livin 9
Christ. the Son of God, who has
given the hope of Eternal Life to
all who believe in Him.
One OF our personable repair
women removed her upper false
teeth. wrapped them in a paper
towel and laid them down and
forgot them. Later, G a IN e I
Dawson, janitor, gathered them
up with other waste paper which
he placed in a large carton. A
short time later said w o m e n
missed the package. Such eX-
citement! Three or four friends
searched the receptacle and after
three screenings, found them in
the bottom of the carton. 1t is
rumored that they had bitten a
hole in the bottom of the carton.
Some fellows allow their en-
thusiasm to run way wi n
tn m; and fishermen in the
spring are apt to do this. 1t was
so. Wednesday night, after work
when Cecil Cotterman, E e
Blum and Fl erm n Missler
motored to Ottawa Creek near
Oak Harbor to try their luck
This turned out 10 be one bull
head and some half-frozen men.
Had they stayed an hour longer,
some think they might have
caught pneumonia.
Melin Buck" Scheuer had a
birthday on April. This marked
the first time this reporter got a
piece of cake at mans birth
day celebration. We just rate,
that's alll!!l
Paul Horvath and Dick Behan
are fellows we welcome back to
the second shift. No cake for the
above.
Fay Mcneil is again with us
after brief lay-off. Also, Eva
Wurtz, Nellie Stevenson and
Helen Mielcarek.
Blanche Evans returned to
work this week after a two
months leave. Mr.. Evans, her
husband, has been very i'll.
Our good friend, Ollie Budzin-
ski, transferred to the day shift
last Monday, and we miss him.
Wen forgive you, Ollie, If you
60 out and root for the Mud
Hens.
Lois Kramer
Dept. l., 1st Shift
Irene Leith received a num-
ber of lovely gifts going on her
leave. Lots of luck, Irene, may
oil your troubles be little ones.
Mary 10th birthdayed on
April 5th, Betty Hanslik and
Florence Smith birthdayed on
Good Friday. Thanks for / h e
candy. girls, and may you cele-
bvate many many more birth
dava
Friends of Margaret Smathers
will be sorry to hear that she
10 In Toledo Hospital. Margaret
was also grandmother last
week, no connection, we hope
AS OF April 10th, Dept. l., 2nd
shift Is no more. Welcome, Night
Gang, to the day shift.
Colonel Tarver
Dept. II, 1st Shift
Edmund Degnan was given a
warm welcome to this depart
ment last week. "Porky." we are
glad 10 have you with us.
Clyde Rauch quietly cele
brated his 4lst (1) birthday on
Easter Sunday. Congratulations,
Clyde.
Truey Velker passed out de-
licious chocolate candy to her
many friends who wished her
many happy returns on her
birthday, April 5th.
Helen Frazier has been warn
ed that II she persists in shining
that new Hudson so frequently.
she Is apt to rub all the paint
off.
Thelma B Baker returned 10
work last week after an absence
of 2 weeks. That suntan on vou
looks good, Thelma, / would
like 10 borrow that sun-tanning
lamp myself. Too bad IL is only
available in Florida.
Velma Farrell is now planning
the details for her 5th wedding
anniversary which occurs on
April 28th. Best wishes from all
of us, Velma.
Gladys B der quietly cele-
brated her birthday by working
Her friends wished her many
many happy returns on April
9Th.
Bessie Cary returned TO work
after an absence Of weeks and
her friends were glad to see her /,
looking so well.
Thelma Carey, formerly
Thelma Geren, was at work this
week following a bout with the
hu.' Work is nice diversion ..
after that experience, isn't il, :
Thelma7
Miiiwrights--Electricians =
Dept. III, 1st Shift :
1t seems as though our "Ace" Il
reporter needs little rest from b
digging up the news so here | r
am trying to help him for awhile d
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