Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-30
PRINTING OFFICE.

dianapolis, August to l., inclusive
They will leave at 4 :05 pm. Friday. and
will be accompanied by about ten
fans" Manager w. r. Love of the
local printers team, states that his
! players will make a good record at In
dianapolis in the contest for the Herr
! mann cup. The executive committee
of the local athletic association will
hold a meeting at pm. Tuesday to
complete details of the trip.
| Albert Reid. for many years employed
| in the printing Office a reader and
reviser, but for the last six years an
| employe of the printing bureau in Ma
Mia, arrived in the city few days
ago, and is greeting old acquaintance.
He is Il delegate from Manila Typo
graphical Union to the International
Typographical convention at Baltimore
next month
win U. Mackey, an employe of the
night bill force of the printing office
ten years ago and a delegate from Car
son City (NevD Union, No. 65. at Los
Angeles. Cal. last year. where he re-
an employee of the printing office, writes
to friends in this city that he VIII be
a representative in the Supreme Lodge,
knights of Pythias, which convenes at
Portland Greg, Tuesday. MIR. Mackey
is now foreman of the state printing
office at Carson City. New.
Luke Ludlow, foreman of the for
warding and finishing section of the
bindery, has been absent from duty
part of the week on account of illness.
Emerson G. Green. unskilled laporer
in the document (haEd section, has
been granted six days leave of absence.
Mrs. NJ. b. Curtis of the forwarding
and finishing section of the bindery is
on a weeks leave of absence.
Misses Jennie Johnson and Sarah F.
Cromelien. readers on specifications,
started on leave of absence Monday.
Frank Goebel of the monotype cast
ing section has been absent several
days on account of illness.
E H Tabler of the document (hand)
section returned Monday from annual
leave. at Rehoboth Beach. with his
family.
E. J. Patch and Charles L. McAfee
from the monotype' section (nighO
were reported sick during the week
Reader William L. Mattocks of the
night proofroom force was absent part
of the week on account of the illness
of his wife.
Charles S. Gum, for many years
head ma chinist in the printing office,
now connected with the Mergenthaler
Company as salesman, is in the city on
a vacation. He will attend the Inter-
national Typographical Union conven-
ton at Baltimore,
"Y." document (hand) section, returned
Tuesday from his leave.
Miss Arabelle K Harne of the for
warding and finishing division of the
bindery has gone to Atlantic City for
a months sojourn.
Francis N. Crowley has been appoint
ed temporary messenger in the day
proofroom.
Copy Editor John H. Hooper was on
the sick list of the night proofroom
la st week.
Mrs. Lula NJ Joseph of the ruling
and sewing section of the bindery and
her daughter, Miss Edith, left Monday
for a vacation at Chesapeake Beach.
Mrs. Hyler. widow of Oscar d. Hyler,
for many years an employe of the
printing office, is on a two-week visit
to relatives and friends in New York
state.
Mrs. May D. Duval, press division,
intermediate force. who has been sick,
returned Monday.
Joseph E. Goodkey. George G. Klink-
nett and John H. Densmore are en-
ton on leave.
Mrs Dries, wife of Operator Joe
Dries of the linotype section (night),
with their son Leslie, is in st. Paul,
Mimi. for two-month visit with
relatives.
Assistant Foreman John S. Garner of
the night proof force was at Ches-
apeake Beach last week.
Henry l.. Matthias and Altamont
Rogers are linotype operators of the
night force on leave.
Reviser Owen L. Carter of the night
proof force was called to his former
home in Virginia during last week on
account of the death of a relat tive.
Miss Annie C. Jordan of the press
division. intermediate force, left
Wednesday for two-month visit at
Los Angeles, Cal.
Fred L. Norris and Edward L. May
were sick last week from the linotype
section (night)
Employees of the printing Office were
entertained at the luncheon period
Tuesday night with a program of rag
time selections" by the Neathleon
Quartet, under direction of Phil Baker
of the night proof force. The enter
tanners were James Flaherty, first
tenor; George Murphy, second tenor;
Calvin Martin, first bass: Bernard Jar
Doe. second bass. with Elwood Nc
Ne1ley at the piano.
Leave of absence has been granted
the following employees of the press
Bolts. Mrs: Sarah Gantley. Mrs. Ethel
NJ Barrick, Mrs. Emma Mcdonald,
Mrs. Edna o. Swart, Mrs Virginia
Hobbs. Mrs Jennie Baylie. William B.
Scott and James f. Brooks
James Willis of the specification force
was on his annual leave. which expired
Thursday.
Reader John L. Dilsaver of the night
proof force has been on leave to date
from Wednesday,
Samuel Morris of the document (hand)
section returned Friday from annual
leave.
Reader l.. H. Patterson, day proof
force, while on vacation visited his
daughter in Brooklyn. n. Y
Percy j. Talbot, compositor in the
document fhand) section, is Spending his
annual vacation in the middle west
The outing given by Government
Printing. Office, No. 211, National Union.
to Marshall Hall yesterday was largely
attended by employees of the printing
office.
Hugh p Griffin Of the document (hand)
section will spend a portion of his
twenty-day annual leave down the Po-
tomac fishing
Ralph Murdoch of the day proof room
was a visitor at Chesapeake Beach
Wednesday.
Annual leave has been granted to the
following members of the document
(hand) section chapel during last week:
J. NJ Mathers. John II. Butler and Miss
Carrie f. Loomis
Howard D. Cuswell of the document
(hand) section has been on a detail in
the day proof room for several days
William NJ. Leavitt, makerup in charge
| OF the w document (hand) section,
substituted in the office of Assistant
Foreman of Printing Greene during the
absence Of Deskman Lesher.
Amelia Colklesser Of the forwarding
and finishing division OF the bindery was
home last week on account Of illness
G. X. Stribling and Joseph NJ Thomp-
son, makersup in the specification diyi-
sion, were on the sick list last week.
Memorandum of appointments. scua-
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