Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
PRINTING OFFICE.

John E. Campbell, member of CO.
lumbia Typographical Union. died at
his home in this city. January IS Mr..
Campbell. who was sixty-six years old.
first became card holder in 1871,
when he Joined Pittsburgh Union. No. ..
Many years ago he came to this city
and was employed for long time in
various divisions of the government
printing office. Some years ago he
left the jurisdiction and was located
in New York. where he was also we'll
known among the craft. Later return
ing to Washington he resumed work in
the government Office for awhile. but
became incapacitated by stroke of
paralysis. Surviving members of his
family are a daughter and son. the
latter a stock broker in New York.
Miss Thelma Mills Payne daughter of
Foreman James 4. Payne of the proof
room. and Miss Nella Mildred Fultz,
pupils of Mrs. Bessie n. Wild gave
music recital Friday evening at United
Brethren Sunday school house. North
capitol and r streets. which was at
tended by number of friends from the
printing office.
The annual euchre and dance of the
fressfeeders' Relief Association. which
was held at Pythian Temple last Friday
night, is reported to have been COM
plete success. The board of directors
of the organization are Mrs. Nora
A. Bechtel, president: Mrs. Della J.
Dreamer. vice president; Miss Matilda
r. Rooster. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
Mrs. Sarah Gantley and Miss NJ. c.
Bateman. Among those making the ar
raneements for the occasion were Mr..
and Mrs. f.. l.. Wilson. Mrs. Rose
Lawrenson. Mrs. Lulu NJ. Rollow. Mrs.
NJ. stephens, Miss NJ. Edna Mcintosh.
Miss kathyrn G. Cooney. Miss Jessie &.
Brush. Mrs. Alma V. Day and Messrs.
Wolf. Fitzpatrick, O'Hara and Baulsir.
The music was furnished by Beaton's
orchestra.
j. Fred Orth of the night proofroom
has returned from Harrisburg. Pa. to
which city he was summoned by the
sudden death of Charles Orth. an older
brother and well known stereotyper
of that city.
This results of the matches in the
6. T.. o. Duckpin League at the Central
alleys last Monday night were as FOL
lows: Clerks took three straight from
the oundry. Documents won three
from tie Prcssmen and the Buildings
defeated The Bindery by two to one.
I'iGh game was rolled by Edwards of
the Freshmen. ia: high set went to
" ol:.enhome of the Documents. with
3lf. The ten high Individual games
for the evening We're rolled by Ed
wards. Freshmen. ia; Elicit. Docu-
ments. H.; Wolzenhome. Documents,
III. MURDOCH. CLERKS, III. Soloiiiou.
Bindery. 1893; Markham. Foundry. 100;
comstock. Clerks. 10i: Brown. Clerks.
1O3. Hossett Freshmen. 102, and Hen
derson. Buildings. 1o2. The lineup for
tomorrow night will be Buildings VS..
Pressmen. Bindery vs. Foundry and
Clerks VS.. Documents,
George &. Cole. in charge of the
illustration section of the presswork
division is i'll at his home IN Alex
audria.
Reviser Augustus L. Roberts is on
the sick list of the day proofroom.
John f. Shaeffer, monotype machinist
confined to his home for more than
week with an attack of grip.
Mrs. Holahan, wife of William };
Ho1ahan of the engineers section' o1ed
January 80 and the funeral services
were held at Baltimore WEDNESDAY
Mr.. Holahan's friends in the engineers
section sent floral wreath.
Frank y. Long of the night proof
room was recently elected delegate
TO repre- Douglas VI. T.. Church at
the lay electoral conference of the
Baltimore annual conference. which
VIII he held in Foundry NJ. E. Church
b. ginning March %. and w. A. Nor
ris of the day monotype section was
elected an alternate.
Clarence Z. Williams of the mono
type section. who has been confined TO his
home fOr two months on account of
illness. reported for duty Monday and
was detailed to the proofroom as copy
holder.
The Government Printing Office
Council National Union, held its regu-
lar monthly meeting last night at
Typopranhical Temple After the
business meeting refreshments were
served and entertainment provided by
Speaker d. I. Leane.
.1frod n Cal-ert u,bo baS been GER
tilted BY the civil service commission
for n probationary appointment as
cornpositor reported for duty Monday
morning and was assigned to the mono
TYNE correcting section
Ernest Gibson of the linotype sec
lion was a visitor in New York city
for several days last week
Henry n Day Valentine Mendel
william STARK Henry r Houck and
Fnbp " pouel have heen on the sick
-eDo-t or tbe vatch section during the
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