The Washington herald., 1920-04-04
Navy Yard

short illness
Miss A. Burroughs, Of the supply
office. has resigned.
Miss Mary Quigley, of the supply
Office, Is i'll with q heavy cold.
MISS Phebe Allies, OF the supply
office. has returned to work after
being Ill.
Harry Boyes, of the supply de-
partment, has started on his pro-
posed walk to Chicago, Ill.
Milt Cohen, of the supply depart
ment, - confined to his home with
Influenza
Miss r. Acton, Miss Susie Neu-
rathe and Mrs. Dowel, OF the ac-
counting office, are on the sick list.
Bob Joyce. of the buffeting shop,
and Harry Willis. of the gun shop,
are spending ten days leave repair
ing their motor boat.
George Campbell. Of the model
basin, has returned to work after
a long lay-off due to his wife's I'LL
ness.
Harry Payne, of the seaman gun
ner school, has been transferred to
the Norfolk station.
grounds at Indian Head, Nd, has
been traRsferred to the yard.
Harry Clements, of the proving
grounds, is seriously III with in
fiuenza
F. Harrison. of the superinten-
dents once at Indian Head, has re-
signed to accept position in New
Castle, Pa
Al. Joy. of the tug Tecumseh, is
i'll at the Naval Hospital with
tonsilitia-
Clayton Hall, of the motor test
house. lost q finger recently in an
airplane propeller accident.
o. B. Lemback. Of the erecting
shop, has recovered his bicycle. sto-
len from the seventh gate last week.
l. S. Halsey, Of the erecting shop.
whose son has been very Ill for the
past two months, reports him
as rapidly recovering.
Martin Barry, of the tube shop.
expects to resign and return to his
home in Savannah, Ga
A. z. La Foe, of the gun shop, Is
i'll with pneumonia
Joe Kalma, of the optical shop,
who resigned to enter business In
throc gh fire recently.
Eddie Hartwick, of the west shop,
and Harry Leo of the model basin.
are spending a weeks vacation at
Danville, Va
Slim Leach. of the east shop. frac-
tured his wrist last Monday while
changing the chuck on his lathe.
Abe Condiff. OF the torpedo shop,
- ~
Harry Bryne, of the breech shop,
toring to his home in Northern
Pennsylvania
Ed Hagan. Of the pattern shop,
who has been Ill for twenty-three
days, expects to return shortly.
Miss v. z. Kirby. OF the disburs-
ing office, has returned to work af-
ter a weeks layoff due to illness.
Miss Pearl Grey, of the disoursing
office, is i'll with a heavy cold.
Miss lone Hawks, of the disburs-
ing office, has recovered her dia-
mond ring, which was recently lost
in the lunch room.
Miss d. f. Emmons. Of the public
works office. has recoyered from her
recent illness and will return to
Miss Ethel Brooks, of the store.
has resigned her position in the
yard.
Miss ANGELA Pratt, Of the disburs-
ing office. will give party at her
home Monday IN honor Of her sis
ter's birthday.
Harry Miller. of the seaman gum
ner shop. was married recently.
Olaf Andersen. of the seaman
shop, has purchased a new home in
the northeast section.
Mrs. Frank Lieve, wife OF Frank
Sibley Hospital.
Jack Bance, of the sight shop, re-
ceived word from Juarez, Mexico.
that his brother who has been miss
ing for four years is dead.
c. B. Cornell. of the pipe shop,
reports his wife i'll with pneumonia.
Curley Burns, of the hauling shop,
had his foot smashed badly We'd
nesday.
Arnold Hendrix. of the sight shop,
recently married Miss A. Barnes in
Toledo, Ohio.
Billy Axelrod. of the garage, is
expecting to enter business with his
father.
Wick Graham. Of the proof shop,
has purchased a new Ford touring
car.
Harry Damak. Of the hauling
shop, has received word from
Greece of the death through acci-
dent of his father.
Clyde Leggs, of the coppersmith
shop, has recovered from a recent
operation.
Harvey Lake. a Marine stationed
in the yard, died Wednesday at
Walter Reed Hospital Of Sleeping
sickness"
Charles Burke, of the torpedo
shop, who resigned two months ago
and went on a visit to New Orleans,
has returned to work.
Miss p. August, of the drawing
room, is expecting a visit from her
mother who lives in Toronto, Can
ada.
Mrs. Benson, of the disbursine Of
hce, has resigned her position in
the yard and expects to return to
her home In New York City.
John Rebemall and Ted Reed. of
the Sight shop. are spending their
spare hours fixing up a new launch.
rious injury of his elder brother,
has been out for the, past fourteen
w. B. Fox, of the miscellaneous
shop, has resigned.
]. J. Tracy, of the seaman shop,
has been out fort he past fourteen
days on account of the illness of his
wife and baby.
AL Passoa. of the optical shop.
has new Ford car.
Harry Rock. of the seaman gun
ner repair shop, Is out on indefinite
leave.