The Washington herald., 1918-12-28

William q. o tOnnen, VINO uItu
last Tuesday from an attack OF
double pneumonia. was buried FRI
day from Holy Name Church, under
the auspices of Harden Camp. No.
>. United Spanish War Veterans. OF
which he was senior commander
previous to his death. billy. as
he was known to his many friends.
was very popular, and in respect
to him the men in the monotype
keyboard room attended the serV-
ice at the church. and at the time
the body was lowered in the grave
they stopped work for three min
utes in silent prayer. He is sur
yINed bv his father. Daniel Otou-
nell. now - ader in the PROOF
room. his mother and tn" widow.
James q. Roche. Of the night lin
otype loom. was one of the leaders
ir the campaign by the various re-
lig:ous organizations in the work
IN the printing Office.
Thomas u. bradshaw. an emcr-
gruCy messenger boy in the ruling
and sewing section, has resigned.
Miss Catherin" Scagnelh. an
emergency press feeder in the press
work division. has been given a
permanent position as skIll'd
IaDoTcI
c. T. Judg~. IN char-e Of the
nI-ht runng and sewing section
received a teIsphCnr message christ
mas murnin- from Union station
and went down and greeted his son
LEO f. Judge. nov IN tn" m"to"
. transport service. who was ON his
way from Camp johnson, Fla, 10
Philadelphia.
Miss Charlotte BHtterbuIE has re-
TUNED to work in the DAY linotype
section after Sp,udln" two weeks
i'm Wilmington and Atlantic city.
Mrs. May NJ. Parsons, "f the daN
key board room. returned /" work
last Thursday.
Miss Minnie A. Reinuard. machine
operator in the rulln@ and sewing
I section. has resigned.
Miss Mary G. Holland. daughter
OF J. L. Holland. of the night mon
I otNpc keyboard room. left Monday
/ tol Boston on ten-day visit tC
her brother. Robert T. Holland, A
teacher in tho Boston College High
School.
The annual meeting Of the Press
mems Relief Association Will bt
I held Saturday evening at 7:3O in the
/ bank building at the corner oi
! Seventh and G streets northwest.
Bart W Butler, senior clerk il
I the office of the purchasing agent
was absent from work during thu
/ past week on account of illness.
/ c. Cecil Hovey. stereOtyper in the
day foundry section, has resigned t
go to Pensacola, Fla.
| Miss Bessie Tauber, Mrs. Rebecc;
/ f. Talbert. Miss Marie V. Miner
Miss Helen NJ. Burgess. Miss Sa
vannah g. watkins. emergency eie
] va tor conductors in the electrica
section. have resigned.
Otto Van Duyne. Of the ruling ant
sewing section. has been detained
at home several nights by the i'll
ness of Mrs. Van Duyne.
| Kene Morgan. deskman in the da.
monotype keyboard room, has re
/ turned to work after a week a
/ home with the flu.
Charles B. Doeter has been ap
! pointed as emergency mOnOtype op
era tor in the day keyboard room.
! Harry webb, Of the night press
work division. passed around tn
cigars Thursday night in celebra
tion of his birthday.
Martin Dreis. bookbinder on tn
fourth floor, is confined to his home
iS13 X street. with influenza.
Edward J. Wood, of the hand sec
ton, has been assigned to the da
pressroOm as press reviser.
Frank Fl. Hambright. reader i
the night proOfroom, is now havin
his troubles trying to avoid yer
bad case of sickness.
william @. Jones, operator in tn
night linotype section, is visiting hi
folks in Cleveland over the holiday!
James w. DOGGY. timekeeper in tn
| night nroofroon In hetnx yisited thj