The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Topics Of Uncle Sans Workers
Navy Yard

Maynard Durity Of the breech
shop has returned to work after q
weeks layoff.
Mrs. 7. p. Ball. mother of Henry
T. Ball. of the broadside mount
shop, who broke her back in a fall
last week. has greatly improved and
Is expected to recover. She IL at
Casualty Hospital
w. Weathersly. formerly of the
broadside mount shop, who re-
yer. Colo, has returned to the yard
and is working in the gun shop.
Dave Picard of the tube shop has
returned to work after a sheft i'll
ness.
Miss Arie O'Brien Of the supply
Office has returned to her position
in the yard after spending three
weeks with her mother in Asheville,
N. c.
Roy Smith of the optical shop
has returned to work after a short
vacation spent I'm visiting his par
ents in Rochester, n. Y.
Harry Thrush of the optical shop
has returned to work after a short
illness.
ID. l.. Tennyson of the optical shop,
who has been confined to his home
with influenza for the past two
| months, is recovering rapidly and
expects to be back at work soon.
Clint Roberts Of the optical shop
has recovered from a severe cold
| the last week.
Frank Riggs of the optical shop
has returned from a short visit to
New York.
| REQ Nye of the optical shop has
I recovered from an injury to his eye
and will return to work Monday.
The optical shop team is still lead
ing the Navy Yard Bowling League
and look as though they will win
the cup.
Raymond Sells OF the sight shop
has returned to work after a weeks
| illness.
Bob Lipault of the sight shop.
who burned his hand severely last
week. expects to return TO work in
a few days.
c. S. winslow of the sight shop
has purchased a new home in Con-
gress Heights.
! Chris Stumpf of the sight shop
has received news from Sweden of
the death of his father. who was
80 years old.
Bud Stewart of the sight shop has
resigned to accept "A position in the
Alexandria ship yard
o. f. White of the sight shop has
returned to work after several
weeks illness.
August Rapp of the sight shop has
returned to work after a few days
illness.
L. J. RaEen of the electrical pow
er plant. who was severely burned
about the face and hands last Sat
urday. expects 20 return to work
Monday.
James Palmer of the electrical
power plant has purchased a new
Ford car
Fred Rochon of the electrical
power plant has been off the last
few days i'll.
Clyde Parks of the electrical pow
er plant has returned to work after
being out ill five days.
Walter Ross of the electrical pow
er plant has resigned.
Bill Rountree, electrician, is out
with a heavy cold.
! Bert Smith. electrician, is to be
married Sunday in his homo in
Philadelphia.
Charles Snyder of the electrical
shop has purchased a new Indian
motorcycle.
Ben Muro and Frank Murphy Sf
the breech shop have returned from
the funeral of the formers brother
in Buffalo. y. Y.
]. w. Olson of the breech shor
annex. who has been out i'll for
several days. has returned to work.
Carl Pierce of the breech shon
has been transferred to the tool
shop.
E. F. Particle of the breech shor.
who sprained his ankle last month.
reports IL healing rapidly.
NJ. A. Whitney of the breech shop
has resigned to enter the army
Hap Myers has been transferred
from the breech shop to the cas-;
shop.
]. b. Parham of the breech shop
is seriously ill with influenza.
Bill Pollard OF the breech shop
has returned to work after an Ill
ness of over seven months.
William A. Richards of the primer
shop has moved TO his brothers
home in Mount Pleasant.
Harry Crosby of the primer shop
is i'll with a very bad cold
John Rusk of the primer shop has
recovered from an attack of rheu-
matism which kept him away from
work for a month.
Harvey Gates of the bufteting
shop is on leave for twelve days
i Benten Kirby of the buffeting
shop has recovered from an illness
and will return to work Monday
Pop Staffel of the copper shoN
has resigned.
Bill Andrews of the forge shop
has resigned to accept position
with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
George Mann of the forge shop
has recovered an auto stolen from
him last week