The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
Among Federal Workers in Capital
Current News From
Govt Printing Office

Miss Dorothy BIsclford. once pur-
chasing agent. and Earle NJ. Hunter.
Of New York City. were united IN
marriage December = az the home
Of the brides mother. = Third street
northeast
Mrs. Julia r.. Clemens was notifed
yesterday that her sister has 1uSt
met death In an automobile accident
AT Laurel. Md.
Miss Rachel NJ. Burrel. Of the me y
section. and Joseph J.. canceioz1
were married December In st. As
oysius Church by Father william J.
Brooks and are now residing at tl7
III street northeast.
MLss Mamie Daniels, in charge of
the machine sewing section. was
called TO Lynchburg by the death OF
her brother.
The Jobbers defeated the Binders
In the duckpinr contest on the Grand
Central alleys Thursday night.
Samuel @. Kirby, OF the proofroom.
was called home yesterday by the
death of his mother.
Richard Peed has been elected
chairman of the Job section, and
John c. Reddy Is secretary.
T. Frank Morgan. formerly super
intendent Of work. was greeting
friends In the shop Thursday.
Eddie Dore has returned TO work
in the casting room after an illness
OF two months.
James T. shriEIey has just re-
turned to the proofroom after a two
weeks visit with relatives in Roch-
ester, N. Y.
ed in the blank sewing section. has
announced the arrival of a baby
girl
Charles E. Castle returned 60
work after two weeks leave.
Ralph L. Harris. who was scci-
dentsl!y shot while cleaning a PIE
toI Monday evening, is improving in
Casualty Hospital
Joseph W. vanarsdeIl has return
ed to the computing section after .
visit to his old home in Mount Ster-
ling, Ky.
Donald II. Wells. Robert B. Thom-
son. Harry J. Sullivan, Mrs. Anna
K. Jacobs. Dewey N. Tryon. John
b. McAfee. Albert Z. Nicholson.
Roy @. Hood and Clyde ID. McCurdy
have been promoted to probationsl
compositors.
James w. Butcher. jr.. lie absent
from the pamphlet bindery. suffer
ing with a nervous breakdown.
Charles II. Hanson has been
promoted to assistant foreman in
the electrotype foundry.
Albert Grant has returned to the
electrical section after q visit with
friends in Cleveland
Mrs. Grace C. Cole. Miss Theresa
L Jana. Miss Grace E Stevens
and Miss Annie Ayers are detGiled
from the pamphlet bindery to the
stores division.
Nat MaIoney has returned 20 his
case in the hand section after
spending the holidays in Asburyl
Park
Donald II. Wells. Robert ~
Thompson. Harry J. Sullivan. Mrs.
Anna X Jacobs. Dewey NJ. Tryon.
John B. McAfee. Albert Z. NichoI-
son. Roy B. Hood and Clyde d. Nc
Curdy have been promoted from
emergency to probationary COM
positors.
Joseph r. Splain has returned TO
the electrotype foundry after six
weeks illness.
Pressman Robert z. Sullivan has
returned to the pressroom after
two weeks leave.
Miss Eva o. Burke has returned
to the pamphlet bindery after
spending the holidays with reIa-
tives.
Ben Arsdale has returned to his
desk In the Jacket section after a
visit with relatives in Mount Ster-
ling. Ky.
| Chris Hansen. who recently had
his arm Amputated in George
Washington Hospital. has been re-
moved to his home.
Alfred Grant. Of the electrical
section. spent the holidays with
relatives in Cleveland.
willis r. Abbott has been sp-
pointed messenger in the ono o.
superintendent of work.
The passing from this life 10
Miss Ida Van ArsdaIe, an employc
Of the Government Printing one
for many years. has bereft her CO.
workers Of a friend who was So
teemed and beloved by all who
knew her. She will be rememh.r-
ed as the sweetest and lovelies o.
women. one who in her daily se.
set an example of amiability an
Christian spirit which surrour ie,
her like a halo and radiated sv .
peace and contentment throara
any cloud that arose within .rr
circle OF her associates.
And we. her friends, are left b.
hind to mourn her loss and L
cherish the memory Of one Nta
was wonderful TO know.