Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
NOTED GOLFER AT HARTMAN
Chisholm. Rejected for Service.
Works in Merchant Yard

D. Scott Chisholm. known from coast
10 coast as golfer. heads the civic
service department at the Merchant
shpyard at Hartman.
BY the way, this is the man who Is
said to have induced Harry Lauder,
tellow-countryman. to come to the
nited States professionally.
Mr., Chisholm has crossed this country
fifty-four times. and is Highland piper
extraordinary to several leading clubs
in New York and San Francisco. After
trying TO enlist in several branches of
the service. Mr.. Chisolm gave up and
went to the shiryard to do his bit. He
wears service button showing that five
of his family are fighting at the front.
has become secretary of the international
conan @ar s"H worf Gonns wei
Y. NJ. G. A, g in Pennsylvania New Jersey
ana he Hs ia Nsw but
he will still live in Trenton
HARRY DEL CAMPO. of the Merchant
He thought he had located a swarm of bees
and wbc al 10 ,hS y aT to bs 5r ou
to be mosquitoes.
rlerk at the Hartman vard ought to have
ae HE H do ss IVES LS' in s. fhs Sn'Gy
is wondering how he's going to cross the
Sm TO 'isT solve hnt dfcyS M ali f light
Cooper knows several girls who come down
each morning on that Trenton train
WEDDING CAKES are a speciality at the
Msrehan, shpyard commssapY nn spb, and dn rs ;s,
to get in on one OF these cakes.
Ship office. thinks ne mas vacation coming.
and where do you suppose he $ going to
St''G not home me so so i mucn as it is "a certain girl
VINO lives nearby. Sellers halls from Council
iWS w. Years. Consequently. he hasn't been
with his best girl IN al that time SO ms
If necessari Sellers is fat and twenty three
and this is his first time away from home
handy, has been comfort to hm Sellers J.. .!
spent hye years in the , Union I Pacific Rali add
clerk. Maybe he IL bring back one of those
Iowa blue pigs he has been talking , SO m.ch much
to see the blue
MISS Lorraine REED. file clerk in the
accounting department at the chester snip
office. has left to join the navy AS yeoman.
office al the shpyard. The uniform has not
arrived yet but soon.
tor at the Chester shipyard. has been made
second assistant S;n hsf hna!'Sr CLERK Bofnums new
position was just created ne W. WIN In tnn o,e
going 10 the shipyard,
MISS ORA STARK, of the Merchant
Ship tabula ting department, is spendinS Two
weeks at her home. in steubenville. o.
WALTER SHAW. a recruit in the Pusey
& Jones electrical department. has been
made night leader
PHIL sWISLER and Charlie Reidenger.
both OF the cost department at Pusey
Jones's Gloucester plant. had q hard tims
getting started for Virginia with the United
staes ss4s al MsT%s aToaa saR ssaom Sta s8 80 50 p
10 make sure that they were going
JOE yOlK has left the Sun Ship Com
PAM at Chester TO 90 pack 70 tne useN a
nine wears in the drawing room,
JOHN HALL. of the boat, yard at the
Pusey Jones wi ilmington plant Us proud
of the fact that three Of his boys are in
the service Robert is sergeant at Camp
Meade George sergeant in France. while
William the youngest. is driving an am
bulance over there.
NEW LOT of soft coal has been dumped
in al the Pusey e. Jones Gloucester engine
room hack of the office building, and II
.E:ngiish briar" it will be burnt in the
furnace
MISS SARAH MILLER. of the MERCHANT
Ship office, attends night school IN Phiia-
delphla,
MERCHANT SHIP GIRLS KNIT over. their
never drop a stitch. unless IL happens to be
a warm day and the ice is running away
from the cream,
SPEAKING OF CAKE. q, l., wigsle:-
worth, chief painter a. the Merchant yard.
has enough TO last him a lifetime to say
t1a hot.a han I'd q