The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-30
to time, many Of whom were with
US for many years. and most Of these
nave gone to their final reward.
Charley Marsh who died Av,,-.

3. 1918. at Fredericktown. Mo-. was
with the paper for fully 25 year.
He learned his trade in this office
and with the exception Of a Few
year experience on the large Me-
rGpo.i'ar journals. he spent his lie
with THE SENTINEL. and .te1
o..y laid down hi. stick and rule ~
reason 81 ID health.
william Collins. who j. ide-.if..I
with THE SENTINEL. began The
printer. trade IN this city IN -.
or the Hp.. County Pres. She.
owned - John 81 Hasres. a,l
nerry Shuts. He too. went 90 the
larger metropolitan newspaper. an!
with the coming Of the type set'...
machine. he returned here and ha,
held a ease" with " for the pa.
ter or more years.
T. ". Maupin, son Of the late
Elder Va 7. Maupin. began 10 learn
the trade with hi brother. Will ~.
on the North Bend. Nebraska. Eag..
in 1892. and IN 1900 he came 90 THE
SENTINEL. and has been cortir4.
ously with ". a. an all-round en-
ployee-at the case. the press. the
folder. or wherever duty called
x. T. Dobyns. began his trade
with his father. Chas II. Dobyns. in
1903. who then owned the Craig
Leader. and later went TO Corning;
he was practically raised up In the
printing office. and came 10 this pa.
per IN 1911, and has an all row
supervision Of the mechanical re-
parment. and assists the Junior IN
the business department.
Wilfred Remy. another Of or
ease" men. who u with Us. began
his trade on the old New YORK
World IN l.ai. and although 81 year.
Of age. mold. his own in a sa;ista1.
tory manner.
We doubt II a more loyal. faithful
set Of employees can be found \
any other print shop. anywhere IN
our state. and the old proprietors ap.
preciate that loyalty and faithfI.-
ness.
Among the many other employee
of THE SENTINEL from time -
time. We would mention;
Rudolph Schl,ozhauer. now prom
inent in the Christian Science WORK.
at Los Angeles. California.
William Brodbecs. prosperous
farmer in Clayton. New Mexico.
John c. Philbrick. a ST. Joseph
druggist.
Charles y. Dobyns. now editor and
proprietor Of the Corning Mirror.
Will VI. Maupin. prominent In the
newspaper field Of Nebraska. and AZ
present editor and publisher OF the
Midwest" u monthly magazine,
published az Lincoln. Nebraska, IN
the interest Of the state Of Nebraska.
and The editors Riddles SiX."
Ed. y. Dobyns. the eldes, son OF
the senior. now dispatcher for the
Santa Fe railroad. AZ Marce,ire.
No.
Leigh h. Dobyns. the senior.
youngest son. j. now with the West
ern Union Telegraph department, on
the Tribune. AZ Lewiston. Idaho.
Ed Foster. now deceased. Christ
Foster. deceased: John VI. Crowley.
colored. who for years pulled the
lever on the old Washington hand
press. is now deceased.
Ewood Mcdonald. now deputy
city clerk Of 81. Joseph. editor ana
proprietor Of the South 81. Joseph
Record. and identified with two or
three printing establishments 81 that
city.
Charles pcrc,. deceased. Richard
klippel, son Of the former owrer Of
this paper. lie Is now residing i1
hnsiness
Ira Murphy, addres. j. unknown,
New York name WV
/. p. nm. was n few v.ur. AGO.
on the Kansas civ JoYrnni -"
Richard Markland went We.; and
was for years ON the Portland. ore
gon. Oregonian. lie i now deceased.
Frank Hart. who moved with the
procession. is now an expert typo
machinist. and operates a machine
on one of the MaryNllle papers. He
worked for years on the Kansas
city star $500.
George Willard. now deceased:
was for years foreman on the old
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