The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing


Miss Margaret C. Cullen. surface
division. left Friday with a party Of
friends for 4 weeks vacation in
Wilmington. Del
l. K. siggons and c. y. wittena-
uer. engraving division. are on
leave.
z. Z. Myers. enerEvirs division.
was sick last week.
Miss Nellie wnding. stamp per-
foraring division has ten days
leave In Atlantic City.
Miss Ray crowford. examining d.
vision. is I'll.
Mrs. Mary Capps and Miss Mary
Dawkins. wetting division. were on
leaye last week.
Carroll Reeves, section G, "a ths
latest addition to the bureau base-
Dali team. He IL holding down an
outfeld position.
These in the engraving diytsion
resigned their positions last week:
David Lorenz. transferrer; T. NJ
Haas, ensrayer. and W. S. Buch.
anan, an apprentice.
August Redmond, section 6, has
Joined the EIks.
Word has been received from
Charlton Rout former plate printer.
announcing his Eafe arrival in Lon
don.
Miss Mary o'Connor. wettins d.
vision. is absent, cue TO the death Of
her brother.
John = Ehodes, section S. ts
spending the weekend at his sum-
mer home in North Beach.
Philip Kunz. pressmsn in the sur
face division, is. speeding ten days
in Scranton, Pa
Henry Batch, section 3, has re-
turned to work after an absence Of
about two months. due to an opera
ton.
Miss Ida Frizell, Miss Fannie
Hulme. Miss Ruby Lepper. Miss Isa-
bella Hutton and Miss Martha Rea-
ley. stamp perforating division. have
been granted a weeks leave.
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman. surface
division. is enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
E. Berry and James Goddold. wet
ting division, ere on leave.
August Radue and Ed Farley de-
feated Charles Williams and Charles
Lord for the rlate printers' three
cushion billiard chsmr ionsEip OF the
bureau.
Solomon Arnold, rreEsman in the
surface division. is visiting his home
in Wilkesbarre, Pa
S. Edward Beach, plate printer in
section 5, has resigned TO give his
entire time to the practice Of Law.
Mr.. Beach las Leen in the bureau
Tor twenty-five years, and has al
ways been active in the affairs Of
the Plate Printers Union.
F. A Martie. engraving division.
Is absent due to the illness Of his
/ father.
John Henry. wetting GiviE3on. ts
i'll in one Of the local hos ailE1s.
The following have besh appoint
ed plate printers assistanis Ana
II. Hooc. Olive b. Folk sarah :.
Grinnan. Connie NJ. Bets. NsrEtrst
Reed. Lillian Howe. vioIa Schott-
ron and Pearle L. Harris.
Mss ollie Garrett trimming -7- n.
is i'll.
Bernard Rroger. super utead,r.
of section 6. has been spending the
> past week on his garden ia Fc'crnE-
Park.
Miss Loretta Bradley. Eu-ssrs O.
! vision. resigned last week.
John Silbert- engraving divIsi. =.
is sick.
Mrs. Mary Lanahan. stamp perfo-
| rating division, was I'll last week.
The Deep Seamen gave thein
launch q tryout last Sunday. They
plan to take their maiden cruise Of
the year today. somewhere down the
Potomac. The crew consists of:
| George Goldsmith. Harry Killmon.
Matthew Creelmsn. Robert Foster
and Henry Steiner.
Albert w. Leger. c. 3. Belaski
Herbert Leach and L. l. Shankle.
engraving division, were on leave
last week.
Mrs. Ida Poinoexter. Miss Mary
Lomas and Miss Marie Neacey have
resigned their positions as plate
printers assistants.
| Miss Rosa Hess. stamp perforat-
| ing division. who has been a patient
at one of the LEGAL hospitals. is i'm
proving.
Miss Grace FIemming. wetting di-
vision. was on leave last week.
| A Daniels. engraving division. is
sick.
Miss Shaw, q. the medical once.
who broke her thumb recently while
playing baseball. had TO have the
member rebroken last week and set
properly.
The bureau Jazz sextette. consist
I ing of Merle Pitcher. Earle Smith.
Thomas FallOn. Harry Smith. James
Mowatt and James Gessford. made
big hit when they made their in
itial appearance at the smoker Civ
en- by the Holy Name Society at Holy
Name Church last Monday night
] The MerrynskLrs Club made so
merry at q house party At Thriftou
Va. that they missed the last car TO
Washington. and had TO walk home
Mrs. May Cotton. Miss Sohe Lorts.
| Philip Loris. Anna Hays, Herbert
Tucker and Miss Pauline Loris were
! -,apohers ~ the Marty