The Washington herald., 1919-03-12
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
1S:s NEWS
By DWIc
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Nomination of officers OF the Co.
operative Lunch Association in the
Bureau for the year ending March
81, 1920. will be received by the sec
retary up to 4 p. m. Saturday, March
Is, 1919, the election to be held on
Thursday, March 20. 1919. with the
approval of the Director. Nomina-
tions will be received for an eXecu-
tive committee OF eight members,
comprising a president, vice presi-
dent, a secretary. a treasurer. an
auditor. and three associate mem
bers. The present committee is com
posed of the following: William c.
Dean, president; Luther H Brown.
treasurer; John r Newman. secre-
tary; Mary A. Cartner. Mary L.
Ganzhorn. David A. Fulton. 1t is
hoped that every empIoye of the Bu-
reau will take a part in this cleo
ton.
Miss Mary Msdidan. OF the trimming
room, is reported sick.
The surface division reports the
following on the sick list: Miss
Florence Copenhaver. Mrs. Nicholson,
and Walter Robertson.
J. II. Hawkins, of section 2. is
back on the job after several days
of illness.
Miss Mary Nose, OF the stamp per-
forating division, invited 4 few Of
her many friends to her home last
evening to sample her celebrated
homemade candy. In appreciation
of her kind invitation, her guests
presented Miss Nose with a lovely
bunch of sweet peas.
Miss Lucille Steger. of section six,
has resigned her position as printer :
assistant and will leave Saturday for
her home in Buffalo, y. Y.
Mrs. Ida Govreau has returned to
the numbering division after an aD-
sence of several days nursing her
sick children.
Mr.. Harry Szagedy. superintendent
of section seven. IS wearing one o.
those smiles that don't come on. lie
just received a picture of his little
grandchild, and took great delight in
showing it to his many friends. judy
ing from the picture and all that
, grandfather had to say on the SUP
ject, she must indeed be a charming
tlittle miss.
Miss Margaret Holmes. John Paul
and William Brown are absent from
the examining division on account OF
sickness.
Miss Mary Martie. of the examining
division, has resigned her position on
account of ill health, and has gone
to the mountains for an indefinite
stay.
George c. Humphries. a dynamo
tender in the engine room of the old
bureau, is back at work, after an
absence due to the death of his little
daughter.
Malcolm Hankins. machinist, is
working like a Trojan for the sue
cess of the baseball team that is be-
ing organized in, the bureau. Hankins
is some outfielder.
Mrs. Della Barrett. of the stamp per-
forating division, has returned to
work after an absence due 10 a
sprained ankle.
John R. Wood and John r. Main, OF
the stamp cumming division, are en-
joying some of their annual leave.
The report that Victor Bielaski, Of
the engraving division, was spending
a few days on the upper Potomac,
was erroneous. 1t has been learned
that Vic is in Georgetown Hospital.
having undergone an operation.
Mr.. Frank E. Ferguson. former as
sistant director of the bureau, was
around last Monday shaking hands
with his old friends.
Miss Mabel Green has returned to
work in the examining division, after
an absence due to the death of her
brother.
They had real housecleaning day
in the stamp perforating division Non
day. and are now all spick and span.
The night shift in this division has
been discontinued, which necessitated
this general cleanup and readjust-
ment