Milford chronicle., 1941-05-09
State
TelephoneCo.
Honor Workers
lcontlnued from Plra. Paa.,

at least ten years without being
responsible for an accident. Most
of the members at the dinner are
charter members and have been
driving safely for more than 1S
years. The new members were pre-
sented with wallets and certificates
of membership.
Following the dinner and ad-
dresses, six first-aid teams, each
composed of five employees chosen
by lot, demonstrated their skill in
first-aid practices, including band
/ aging, the application of splints,
and artificial respiration. Each
member Of the winning team receiv-
ed a portable radio. Members of
the next best team also were given
individual prizes.
Another feature of the meeting
was safety quiz based on safety
questions submitted, previously by
employees of the company. Five
telephone men were selected from
the audience to participate. Prizes
were given for the best answers.
Among those present were F. T.
Holt, chairman of the American
Red Cross in the Diamond State,
and J. r. Fader, chairman of the
Delaware Safety Council Tele-
phone officials present from Phila-
delphia were Frank ]. Chesterman,
operating vice president; Edward
M. Clark, vice president; Carl r.
Ferehafer, vice president and gen.
eral manager; Russell p. Long,
general plant manager; James r.
Valiant, division plant superin-
tendent; Joseph B. Wittan, division
manager; Thomas H. Griest, gen.
eral commercial manager; Will
liam e. Burnet, general plant en-
ployment manager, and 3. s. Min
er, of the American Telephone and |
Telegraph Company.
Delaware telephone men present |
included Donald M. Huber, district
manager; Charles r. Pierce, dis
trict plant superintendent; Wilbur
A. Rinkenbach, district traffic su-
perintendent; Cornelius P. Quill,
district engineer; Groome e. Mar
Gus, district construction foreman,
Charles G. Green, who is employ
ed in the Wilmington exchange, was
w. Norman Mackey,
a company engineer at Wilmington,
was chairman of the arrangements
committee. Active in arranging de-
tails of the first-aid demonstration
and the safety quiz was Philip X.
Donaghy, safety supervisor for the
company. Chief judge of the first
aid demonstrations was Thomas
Emmett, Jr., of Philadelphia, safety
supervisor.
The 100000 Milers honored, in
addition to the new members, were:
Dover central off1ce-C. Burton
Sypherd, 146 South State street,
Dover; Charles A. Missimer, East
Commerce street, Smyrna, and Ar
thur r. Robbins, Frederick.
Georgetown central oftice-Geo.
G. Grogan, Georgetown.
Harrington central ofiice-Win-
der r. Massey. Harrington.
Lewes central office Seton N.
Maynadier, 43 Oak avenue, Reho-
both.
MiuuAClOWn -A4OuAo IL A1hhAoS
MiddletOwn.
Newark central ofiice-Jay S.
Steinouer, Gil Academy street,
Newark.
New Castle central Office
Charles H. Kichline, State Road,
Midvale.
Seaford central offlce-Josenh Fl.
Argo, Jr., and Joseph N. Price. both
residents of SeafOrd.
Wilmington central office-Wil-
liam e. Dever, $50 West Tenth
street; Allen G. Hairsine, 214 S.
Gray avenue; George M. Hall, 1903
avenue; Gilbert Scar
borough, SIS West Thirtyfourth
all of Wilmington; Charles
D. Cameron, 1911 West Somerset
street, Philadelphia; Fred e. Dali
sy, Newport Pike, Lyndalia; Edwin
6. Lyman, Cranston Heights; Clar-
ence F. Short, State Road, New
Castle: Vincent Fl. Snyder, Jr., 7O9