The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
Topics for Uncle Sans Workers
Govt. Printing Office

Of documents since 1918. died sun
day at his residence. 1915 Clifton
street. at the age of IS. Mr.. Brink
er was born In West Point, Miss,
where he was engaged in the bank
ing and cotton business until COM
ing to the Government Printing Of
nee twenty-five years ago. He Is
survived by, the widow and three
dahghters-Mrs. SaIlie Wolf, who
resided with her father; Mrs. Lamar
Ross. Of West Point, Mics, and Ms.
Wallace Harvey. Of Harlow. Okla
The body was taken to West Point.
Miss, for interment
Miss Helen Brandenburg ana
Merle Fox were united In marriage
at Tionesta. Pa, May IL. Miss
Brandcnburg is a stenographer in
the once of superintenden OF build
ings. Mr.. Fox is a son OF Repre-
sentative ]. N. Fox. from Pennsyl-
vania.
Government Printing once Coun-
Gil. National Unicn. will hold its an
nual baseball meeting June 5, when
tickets to the ball game will be
given to those present
John H. Ssndbrooke, printer from
Easton. Pa. who has been overseas
with the First Division, has been In
Walter Reed Hospital for several
months EsstoE Typographical
attention given him by local print
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Peterson
have left for a three months visit
at the old home in Enterprise. Kans.
William A. Shrcve. of the linotype
section. was graduated as a doctor
Of chiropody in the National School
Of Therapeutics last Wednesday.
Joseph r. McVsy: OF the keyboard
room. has resigned. to accept a po-
sition in Detroit.
William L. Dickinson and Theo-
dore p. c. Willis, OF the linotype Sec
ti"n. are to be among the graduates
IF the Washington College of Law.
n now Central High School. June Q
Albert D. Rust, copy editor. has
resigned his position. ard will de-
vote his attention to his farm, near
Lanham. Md.
Sumner F. McDCnough. veteran Of
the proofrocm section. died at his
home, 4107 Illinois avenue, Tuesday
morning. The body was taken to
his old home at Fulton, N. Y. for
burial
Melville Hollander has returned
to the linotype section after absence
on account of an opel alton for ap-
pendicitis.
Dewey NJ Tryon. of the hand sec
tiNn annex, Is visiting relatives in
Oklahoma.
Mrs. August F. Laufer has re-
turned from Tampa, F,a-. where she
was called by the death of her
mother.
NJ. and Mrs. william r. Mayer
are spending the weekend on an
auto trip. visiting relatives in Pitts
burg.
Jesse Morgan has returned to the
keyboard room after several weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Harry B. Kaufman. who un-
dcrwent en- operation in Sibley Hos
pital Monday, is on the road to re-
covery.
De witt Williams has returned to
the keyboard room, from his old
home in Wisconsin. where he was
called by the death OF his mother.
Jesse Clark. of the proof section,
has made arrangements for a three
weeks trip to the Argentine Repub-
lie, and will leave about July s.
Chief John ]. Dohoney and John
Getz, of the machine shop. who have
been ill for several weeks. are i'm
proving.
CastIemon P. Boss. Of the key
board room, will cover first base in
the Grotto-Shrine game June IL in
American League Park.
A. l.. Riddleberger died in Sibley
Hospital Monday. following an op-
GRAFTON. The body was taken to his
old home in Martinsburg. w. Va.
! Albert Kuhn. of the keyboard
room. has been celebrating the ar
rival of a new daughter.
Memorandum of appointments
separations. promotions. etc. in the
Government Printing Once for week
ending Wednesday. May &c. 1920:
Appointments-Bea ]. Cartmel
Silas Goodall. John L. Harris, Jos.
! eph s. TIutchcson, Franklin Keys
! John W. Robinson. ard Durham Wa.
ters, skilled latorers. Henry L
Schmidt. emergency electrician; Mi.
chael P. Enright, emergency limo.
type operator. and Hampton Dye
and Joserh A. Giaroine, emergency
messenger boys.
| Scparaticrs-Ebner W. BentE
compositor; Mrs. Catherine NJ. Dean
telephone switchboard operator
Harold E. MelliI gton. emergency
messenger boy; Miss Lille N. Sun.
derland. press feeder; Richard
Adams. skilled lsborer. and Charlie.
j.. Bradt and Edmond V. Jones
skilled laborers.
Promotions. etc. william r
Ryan. Oscar r. Bellipger. George W
Gemacher and Alvin B. Steers