The Washington herald., 1920-04-18
Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing

The Girls Union, No. los. held
an open meeting last Tuesday night
at Typographical Temple. and the
new officers for the ensuing year
were installed. They are: Presi-
dent. Miss Nora B. James; vice
president, Miss Lillian Gray: fnan-
cial secretary. Miss Clara Dangel;
corresponding secretary. Miss Ger
trude McNally; recording secretary.
Miss Louise Dangel: guide, Miss
Annie Kelly: guardian. Miss
Mathilda Lindsay: treasurer, Miss
Margaret Dineen, Luther b
Stewart. president Of the Federal
Employees Union, administered the
oath Of office. Several vocal selec-
tions were rendered during the
evening, and the Bureau Band gave
concert and furnished music for
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, of the wet
ting division, returned to duty last
week after a honeymoon trip to
New York.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Mozingo. Of the
surface division. resigned her posi-
tion April Is.
Mrs. Bell Dewey, Miss Clara v.
Pearson and Miss Lena Michaels,
of the examining division. were on
/ leave last week.
Joseph w. Grifith- Of the engray-
| ing division. who has been on the
sick list for the last few months,
is still on the sick list.
The Machinists and the Surface
Division teams wound up the sea-
son for the Bureau Duckpin League
last Thursday night The oficial
score has not yet been published.
but it is certain that the Wildcats
are in the lead.
A. A. Baldus. Of the engraving
division. returned to duty last week
after an operation at one Of the
local hospitals.
The Bureau Band will give a con-
cert Sunday afternoon at St EIis-
abeth's for the benefit of the shell
shocked soldiers, under the auspices
of the Red Cross.
! Miss Eleanor Ringsbury. of the
wetting division, was on leave last
week.
Mary V. Powell. of the surface
division. resigned her position last
week
George Herman. OF section 3. re-
turned to work during the week
after an absence of nearly four
| months due to illness.
{ Mrs. Lillian oliver. of the wetting
division, finished up her annual
leave last week.
Miss Panama Trussell, Mrs. BuS-
meyer and Mrs. Leah Breck. of the
! examining division, were on leave
last week.
Charles A. Hammer was ap-
pointed a skilled helper in the sur
! face division last week.
| Miss Bessie Allen, of the wetting
, division, is on the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. Hickey. OF the wetting
! division. is on the sick list.
Miss Irene Aubinger. of the ex-
amining division, has resigned her
position.
L. X. Siggons, D. r. Mcleod, d.
Lorenz and c. B. Belaski. of the ex-
amining division, are on leave.
w. Shelmire, OF the wetting divi-
sion, Is on leave.
Mrs. N. Storey, of the wetting
/ division. spent last week at her
home in Virginia
|. Robert L. Lambert, custodian of
presses, spent the first few days of
the week visiting his mother IN
Woodstock, Va
Miss Mildred TAFT, Miss Anna
| Williams, Miss Camilla Chism and
Miss Mamie Spangler. Of the ex-
amining division, are on leave.
c. H. w. wortz and T. Mason, of
the engraving division, are on
leave. ..f .......
J. Stevens. ensraver in the en-
| craving division. Is on theIsick list.
T. Bradley Thornett of the $3.50
shift, has returned TO work, after
an illness Of three months with
typhoid fever and pneumonia
]. H. Bean. of the wetting divi-
sion, has been granted a weeks
leave. g 3 t
Miss Emma RawIins. OF the ex-
amining division. was recently
married. She rs now Mrs. Gorhaun
The Bureau Bano aided In launch
ing the drive for funds for st.
Gabriels Catholic Church in Pet
worth last Thursday night.
In Regular rehearsal Of the band
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