The Washington herald., 1920-06-06
Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing

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I Robert r. Frank. foreman in the
surface division. In enjoying .
weeks vacation on his farm In
Keniworth. D. c.
Miss Minnie Boyer. Miss Annie
Burke and Miss Mildred Hageman.
all of the wettins division. are
on leave for a week.
Al Thomas. chief of assignments
and reviews. was around looking
'em over last Wednesday. He II
Iconvaiescing from a serious opera
tion and expects to report for duty
within the next two weeks.
e. e. Myers Of the engraving di-
vision is on the sick list
Sam Goldstein and Thomas Smith
of the examining division have re-
signed.
Miss Lucy woode of the surface
division has been granted two
weeks leave. and expects to spend
the time in Brister. Va
Joseph Mccarthy of the exam
lining division has resigned TO re-
enlist in the Navy.
| N w. Baldwin. L. X. siggons
and c. M. Chalmers of the engrav-
ing division have been granted Q
weeks leave.
Alexander Goldman. pressman in
the surface division. has resigned
to return to his home in New York
City in the near future.
Miss Annie Mccarthy. Miss Alice
Smith and Miss May Yeabower of
the wetting division have been
granted a weeks leave.
F. A. Martie. stock distributor
in. the engraving division, was alb
sent several days last week, due
to the death OF his father, William
Martie, a veteran plate printer, be-
Ing one of the oldest men in point
of service in the bureau.
o. H. Herlocker. ]. w. Grifhth
and J. H. Sibbet of the engraving
division are on the sick list.
E. Berry. foreman of the wetting
division, is recovering from a re-
cent operation
NJ. A. Davis. E A Lennon. J. g
Seitz. W. Jahnke and Albert J.
Kuntz of the engraving division
are on leave.
Josephy Connolly. Lewis Smith and
William Shelmyre of the wetting
division have been granted a weeks
leave.
Miss W. BealI. Miss A F. Hard
ing and Miss Leman of the engrav-
ing division are on leave.
Ed Zernia of section has as a
house guest his nephew. Herbert
Bonness Of Chicago. Mr.. Bonness
is enjoying some shore leave. be-
ing stationed on the battleship
Pennsylvania now at Annapolis.
William Palmer. custodian of
presses, has returned from a
months vacation at his old home
in Indianapolis.
/ Sergeant Bugler Henry Loveless
of the machine division escorted
his recently organized drum and
fife corps to Arlington on Decora-
ton Day, and held a memorial
service over the grave of one of
their comrades who fell in France.
Mrs. Belle Wilson of section 5 is
on the sick list
Edward Genoe, superintendent of
the midnight shift, is now on day
work. looking after the supplies in
the printing division.
7 After being closed for several
months, due to shortage of plates.
section has reopened with Jerry
P. Murphy in charge.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy of the
numbering division has resigned
her position. She will be married
in the near future and will make
her home in Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Cora burst of the loans
and currency division spent the
weekend in New York City with
a number of friends.
The Bureau Jazz Orchestra play
ed at the card party and dance at
the Dewey Hotel Tuesday for the
benefit OF St Gabriers church.
Walter Beller of section was
chairman of the committee on ar
rangepents.
Harry Langraf of section 5 has
returned to work after a months
illness.
George Logan of section S, who
has been suffering with a sprained
wrist. is on the road to recovery.
John Shannon of section 5 is on
the sick list.
John Rocket and Fred MobIer
Of the $3.50 shift made a fyinC
visit to Rock Point to arrange for
a proposed weekend outing for the
Bureau Band there this month.
The deepseamen spent Decoration
Day at Marshall Hall,