Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

proofroom and Mrs. Christian lett
Thursday for Greenwood. Del. to visit
friends. They will spend about two
weeks at Rehoboth Beach.
William II. Beringer and Lester S.
| Martin of the monotype keyboard sec
| ton are on military duty with the LIST
Battery. Field Artillery, N. G. D. c.. at
i Tobyhanna. Pa.
/ David A. Young has been on the sick
| report of the engineers section the
! past week.
Foreman F. II. Melick of the docu-
ment thand) section will leave today
with Mrs. Melick for a brief visit to
| Atlantic City, n. ].
Edward P. Murray of the proofroom
began a ten-day vacation Thursday
and will spend the time in Baltimore
! and vicinity.
! Maker-up Charles F. Mullen of the
! linotype section. who is ScoutmaSter
of company of Boy Scouts, is in camp
| for two weeks at Chesapeake Beach.
| William Bierley, j. c. Craven, Chris
/ tian Keiner and J. E. Stops of the
watch force have been absent the past
week, due to illness.
! Assistant Foreman Maurice Spencer
| of the document (hand) section and
Mrs. Spencer have gone to Crystal
| Springs, Miss, for a three-week visit
with relatives and friends.
! Clay Jones of the linotype section.
! who has taken Mrs. Jones to Gambia,
Kan, on account of i'll health, has been
! granted sixty days additional leave Of
absence.
William NJ. Vogler of the proofroom
| left Thursday for ten-day fishing
| trip south of Baltimore, Md.
| Wallace H. Taylor of the electrical
section is enjoying portion OF his
| annual vacation.
f, Richard B. Glennan of the document
| (hand) section is at Chesapeake Beach
! for a months vacation. He is accom-
| panied by his family.
| During the storm last week a large
window was shattered in the old build
| ing. causing minor injuries to several
| of the employees.
| Thomas H. Collins of the speci1ca-
lions division has been absent for the
past ten days on account Of illness.
c. NJ Sizer of the document (hand)
section returned Friday from a two
week outing with his family at Co
lonia1 Beach.
John T. O'Hara is acting assistant
foreman in the press division during
the absence of John p. kahler. on mill
tary duty.
Miss c. NJ Fleming of the proofroom
began her annual leave Thursday.
George Oyster is among those who
have been granted leave of absence in
the watch section.
Fred J. Marnlee of the linotype sec
| ton has been confined to his home on
account of illness
| c. ]. Duffy of the specifications di-
vision is spending a twenty-five day
| vacation at Colonial Beach.
George G. Wilson, assistant foreman
| in the document (hand) section. is on
military duty with the LIST Battery.
Field Artillery, N. G. D. c., at Toby
hanna, Pa
Webster Morgan of the buildings di-
vision has been enjoying part of his
annual leave.
| Members of the proofroom chapel
| have been receiving cards from A. r.
! Nathan, who is in California attending
the Panama-Pacific exposition and Wis
\ iting other cities in that state, giving
| details of his sightseeing trips.
| John p. Kahler. assistant foreman of
the job press section: Wallace ]. Cous-
\ ms, julius W. Burkhardt, William E.
Rink. John D. Powers. Jay v. Tram
neil and Neal d. O'Donnell. all of the
presswork division, are on military
duty in connection with the artillery
maneuvers at Tobyhanna, Pa.
| Edward McKenna Of the document
! (hand) section returned Friday from
| a two-week vacation spent in Vir-
ginia.
| John r. Bird and James w. Hughes
of the machine shop section began
their annual vacation the first of the
week.
| c. K. Stribling. maker-up in the spec
| iflcation division, is spending twenty
days vacation on his farm in West Vir-
ginia.
| George II. Sehorn of the document
(hand) section. who is on three weeks
leave of absence. is removing his fam
| lily to Riverdale, Md.
] Benjamin f.. Harrison, editor on
! specifications. has been detailed as Of
f.! fee man in the Office of the assistant
! foreman of printing during the alb
| sence of Fletcher Bowden. on leave.
| James W. Hughes. machinist recent
ly suffered decorations of three fingers
| of his left hand, caused by a wire pull
ing out of it's guide while winding
spring.
| y. :. webster OF the specifications d.
vision, who has been on a three-week
visit to his former home in Pennsyl-
vania, returned to work Wednesday.
William E. Lewis of the document
| (hand) section has been granted thirty
days leave of absence, and is visiting
in Pennsylvania.
Percy S. Anderson OF the monotype
keyboard section has been on the sick
list the past week.
John Tuite of the document (hand)
| section returned yesterday from a thir-
ty-day vacation spent in Detroit.
William A. Marschalk Of the docu-
ment (hand) section. who has been on
leave of absence. recently suffered a
his home. Mr.. Marschalk suffered a
similar stroke nearly year ago,
which confined him to his home for
many months.
| Harry B. Billings Of the .proofroom
received a telegram Thursday announc-
ing the serious illness of a relative at
Macon. Ga. Mr.. Billings left for the
south Thursday night.
Edward s. Wild and John H. Hogan
Of the document (hand) section have
been granted three weeks leave of alb
sence.
Fred L. Arends of the stamping and
casemaking section of the bindery is
enjoying his annual vacation.
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