National and state agriculture officials travel for meetings
Agriculture staff including H P Davis and Dr BT Woodward journey to North Carolina and Indiana for meetings of live stock dairy associations. Numerous others from the Bureau of Animal Industry, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and naturalization service attend conferences, trainings, and coordinations across Virginia, Maryland, New York, and New Jersey with various appointments and transfers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H P Davis Dairy Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
Neyston Salem
North Carolina Live Stock and Poultry Association
BT Woodward
Lafayette
Ind
State Breeders Association
Indiana Dairy Associet
C Thompson
Sibstarcim
Flerrix
Gion Hans Feorge
AW Poller Patholoriceral Divisien Bu
Eaof
Anma Indytes
New Haven
State Board of Agriculture
Rom “Son
Cheyenne Wie
Americtn 1Ise Stock Association
Taver
Losin
Utah
Farmers Congress
George F Gardner
Malls and Files
Bureau of Naturalization
Kullas
Tex
Bureau
Ethelbert Stewart
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York
Elizabeth A Hyde
Georgia
Weston
Selwyn Collins
New Jersey
Post Office reshuffles and appointments outlined
Resignations and new appointments announced across the Post Office leadership. Madgs B Gilmore’s resignation as First Assistant Postmaster General is accepted. Jonn J Costello of New York is probationarily appointed in the Third Assistant post and Bella P Robinson’s temporary term is extended for three months. Multiple temporary extensions and transfers involve Mollie P Swing and others. A page, district appointments, and laboratory postings are noted with stations in Hermiston Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madgs B Gilmore
Jonn J Costello
New York
Bella P Robinson
Mollie P Swing
Bessie Khrouchenour
Margaret IL. Scheer
Carne BR Miller
M EH Saunders
Rachel M .Morse
May H. Spoetler
Lillian H. Maurice
Bruner
Lundy
Hattie H. DePutron
Wilna M. C. Vermilion
Oe - Danis R Sullivan
District of
Ental
eaRadae
Columbia
Bureau of Plate Idustry
Hermiston
Washinston
Heidquarters
Jonn F O'Leary
Wisconsin
Frank T Sullivan
Massachusetts
Edwin N Charrington
Ohio
Marle
Katherine MacGibson
Edith JF Head
Helen F Bklepfer
Louise M Rush Wn C Fitch
Division of Stamps
Labor Department Appointments and Leaves Noted
Inspector Robert Witchell visits San Francisco from the Labor Department while several named staff across divisions receive probationary or extended temporary appointments. The list includes O Connolly O Leary Sullivan Charrington Melntyre Langworthy and others. Several officials are on sick leave vacation or returning from trips with mentions of locations such as New York Minneapolis and Hughesville Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Witchell
San Francisco
Department of Labor
Government Printing Office social and staffing notes page
A detailed report from the Government Printing Office covers reception in honor of Mississippi congressional delegation at the Ebbitt, committee roles, and staff shifts. It lists candidates and personalities for Columbia Typographical Union offices, personnel transfers within the GPO, club activities, appointments, separations, and a summary of fire squad reorganization and bowling team news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ebbitt
J .H Brinker
McCormick
James U McCormick
Printing Office
Columbia Typographical Union
W .A. Kinsolving
Night Proof Force
John Hooper
A L Haas
Marah A Bodenhamer
Columbia Union
Doran McCarty
The
Star
C D Deming
Herald
Indiana Society
Government Printing Office
Washington
Indiana
Commerce changes in federal bureau personnel
Adolph J. Fugitt resigns as secretary messenger while Charles Roble moves from Lighthouse to Secretary of Commerce. Miss Ethel M. Smith and Wesley M. Swift resign. Mary Gallagher temporarily appointed in foreign and domestic commerce. Karl E Zimmerman probationary clerk in standards. Harry M Rosser salary rise. Raymond I. Barney probationary scientific assistant in fisheries Homer Minnesota. Daniel L. Hazard promoted to 2500 from 2200. Selby Parker resigns. Joseph Zucker promoted. Joseph Price promoted. Lighthouse Buffalo resigns. Arthur T Lewis probationary laboratory assistant. Irving T Newman laboratory apprentice. Raphael Sherfey and Lester W Brand resign. Walter A Carlson and Thomas R Edwards aids resign? Crowell promoted to 1900. John R. Van Houten promoted to 990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Frank R Trimble
Charles M Buchanin
Philip E Sardo
Samuel T Kennedy
Walter Q Ashley
Joseph E Horney
George F Angell
Neccia N Lombard
Charles H Beall
Wisheart F Hudson
Messenger
John P Fersinger
Joseph B Fitzgerald
Testoffica
J Anthony Gallagher
John H Apperson
Thomas FW Riggs
Albert R Fidmonaton
Ernest 12
Wear Maker
Eimile A L'Essagne
James A Hanley
Messenger Hoy
Smith M Cassell
Hdward F Schmid
John M McLaughlin
Max Hollison
Messenger Boy
Jeremiah Walsh
State, War and Navy
Carrie E Garratt
Nora GC Lemmer
Mary F Meals
George W Frazier
Annie F Allen
Marsh A Bodenhamer
John S Driggera
Walter W Winne
Joseph H Carroll
William J Collins
Edward F Schmid
Shilied
Dishion
Joseph B . Tlarding
Hugh T Bucchingham Messenger
Asenger
Joseph W. Becker
Plowsye M . Yates
Mary L Sheehan
Jennie O Winfield
da R Turner
Martha C Hawkins
James E Fahey
Frank W Miller
Edward A Vogts
Mary Gallagher
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Karl E Zimmerman
Bureau of Standards
Harry M Rosser
Department of Commerce
Arthur T Lewis
Irving T C Newman
Raphael Sherfey
Lester W Brand
Walter A Carlson
Thomas R Edwards
Bureau of Fisheries
William C Crowell
John R. van Houten
Military Officers Visit Bureau of Insular Affairs Last Week
A list of officers and officials from Army Navy and coast artillery clubs and bureaus visited the bureau of insular affairs last week. Visitors included Capt R Van Miora Maj Robert C Davis Maj Gen Leonard Wood Lieut J J Waterman and Brig Gen S Godfrey. Other notes mention Campfield Guertin Jones and James E. Jones returning to Washington from leave or planning federal transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R . van Miora
Army and Navy
Clut
Chester Trarding
Corps of Engineers
H .E. Bailey
The
Westmore'land
J S. Coulter
Capitol Park
Robert C Davis
Adjutant General's Department
Willard
O F Snyder
Arthur Haig
Coast Artillery Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
Sylvester D Downs
Sixteenth Cavalry
G H Pirte
Coast Artillery
Ter's Corps
Army and Navy Club
John J Waterman
Second Cavalry
A Mears
Cavalry
H § Clark
Coust Artillery Corps
J. W. Rumbaugh
Fourth Field Artillery
Guear L Braub
John Storck
New Richmond
G. Stahl
Infantry
Ebpitt
Beyerly
Field Artillery
Powhatan
Charles T. Greene
W KR Liver
H. D. Schultz
A Clayton
Signal Corp
W Hanerkampf
Medical Corps
Raleigh
S. Godfrey
James F Oliver
Philip Pine Constabulary
Bureau of Insular Affairs
L Campfield
New York
N Guertin
James E. Jones
Bureau of Customs
Washington
Virginia
Federal Service
Navy officers and staff on leave and sick report
A list from the Navy department notes multiple officers including Commander A W Hinds and Lieut H Bouson with assignments at U S S Oklahoma and U S S Montana. Several Army and Navy Club members in Washington and Philadelphia, plus Bureau of Construction and Repair staff William Bauckman and John Camp on sick leave or granted leave during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Y Johnson
H P Griffin
SS Steele
J C Sullivan
Percy J Talbot
Daniel Miller
John Waller
Levi H Patterson
Department
A W Hinds
U S S
Oklahoma
H Bouson
U S S Montana
Ebbitt
H E Overesch
South Caroling
FB. MacFarlane
U S
Army and Navy Club
W Sanforth
Whidelphia
James H Bull
Navy Yard
Washington
S Cummings
R Holcombe
Arizona
Covie
Naval Academy
Raleigh
Sweeney
Rhode Island
S McDowell
Columbia
M R White
USS Arizona
Willard
RO W Hickman
A. W Grant
U & S Columbia
R W. Henderson
Willard Vernon A. Albury
Bureau of Construction and Repair
William Bauckman
John Camp
Treasury and related officials listed in midwest trip and staff notes
Treasury Chief Clerk James T L Wilmeth begins an extended tour through the middle West with Miss Anna B Heiskell recovering in Atlantic City. Other bureau staff, including C Bockey, BEG Ballinger, and Watts, depart or remain on leave as illness and travel affect assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James TL Wilmeth
Middle West
Anna B Heiskell
Internal Revenue Bureau, Ia
Atlantic City
Dr . C Bockey
Beg Ballinger
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Potomac
Fraternal Union Installations Reported Across Several Councils
National Union councils across Washington DC held installations and initiations. Officers elected for 1917 were installed by district cabinet members, with memorials, banquets, and receptions noted. Multiple councils including Kings, Pressmen, and McKinley reported new members and pending applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Council
Perpetual Building Association
Reid F. Martin
Thomas P Ryan
District of Columbia Cabinet
J K Borland
Thomas Dawson
J Harry Jones
J. S Elma
O. W. Hammond
Eagles Hall
W. D Brown
Jo AL Williams
Columbia Corneil
Hix
Senate
Frank E Ferguson
Pressmen’s Council
A. W Lovelace
National Union
Interior Council
Pythian Temple
W TD Cullen
Meliiley Council
Fraternal Council
No 519
C. Ford
National Council
National Capital Council
National Capital Bank Hall
J Bliot Wright
National Union Club
McKinley Council
J. B. Dickman
Modern Woodmen Camp Holds Joint Installation Plans
Central Camp No 16015 heard a talk by State Deputy William McCaffery on Modern Woodmen history 34 years after Lyons Iowa formation. A joint installation with Talbot Camp No 11912 is set for Friday at Donohoe's Hall with invited officials, music, readings, and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Camp
William McCaffery
Lyons
Iowa
R. Talbot
District of Columbia
Henry H Millard
F F Mason
Woodcraft
F C Steinmetz
L M McKinney
J J McCarthy
R Talbot
A E Dennis, Jr
M E Burch
Central
Columbia
Talbot Camp
J T Skinner
Poli
William McCaffrey
Society of Modern Woodmen of America
R Schwalm
J M Gunnell
Barrett
Woodman
Colorado
J Arunnell
Georgetown Camp
A F Dobrowolski
W J Powers
J A Trumnell
H H Millard
Anna C. Pigott
Altice Duncan
Alwine Miller
Myra B
Cora Irish
Lula Reeves
Mies Myrtle Brown
Maple Camp
Maud E. Royse
Cora A Riley
Nellie T Hannan
Fidelis Camp
Hattie Fowler
Clarice Long
Emise Brown
Dolly Madison
Margaret M. Cowles
Girlie Rica
Fiorence R Overbee
Martha McCaffrey
Donohoe
Misa Louise Booth
Schools board to hold session at Frank en School
Notes indicate Wednesday afternoon meeting at 330 o clock to hear trial of colored teachers, with other business including examinations for medical and dental inspectors and updates on high school cadet programs and alumni projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High Alumni Association
Misa Doster
Central High
Corcoran School of Art
Eastern High Home and School Association
Eastern Dramatic Association
The
Dramatic Society of
Western High
Western High School
Unter
Ro Wallsee
Knights of Columbus Lectures and Events Include Washington Birthday Plans
Knights of Columbus events span lectures at the National Theater by Dr James J Walsh and a series of degree exemplifications in Highlandtown and Baltimore. The order plans public patriotic celebrations, invites prominent locals, and coordinates efforts for a new home while detailing committee leadership and future lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha R Ford
Cornelius Ford
Dramatia Club
Knights of Columbus
Gonzaga Hall
Holy Comforter Church
Miss Ford
National Theater
James J Walsh
New York City
Building Company
Wasg and Means
Order
Highlandtown
Edward Kehoe
John T . Burns
James F Kehoe
Baltimore
Washtington General Assembly
Washington
Chase
Supreme Council
E Edwards Navigator
Andrew 1
Itickey
Thomas K Gallagher
William KD Patra
R L Lamb
L A Ratcliffe
T B Holan
C Donnelly
P J. O Brien
H Dorsey
G A McAvoy
D E Barry
C I Montgomery
Maccabees Install Georgetown Tent Officers and Banquet
State Deputy H W Phillips installed Georgetown Tent No 6 officers after the ceremony. A banquet followed with speeches by notable Sir Knights and Deputy Supreme Commander Mabel LaRue. Members pledged renewed effort for new membership as campaign runs January through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H W Phillips
Georgetown
Knights Tennison
Banquet Hill
Tennison
National Tent
Thaortes T Smith
Mabel T LaRue
Portland
Tanzeme
Raleigh
Christine Shafer
Silvabeth Cornish
Tile M Jambath
Tannie
Walters
Jennie Waddy
Hatthe
Hatthe Taster Mrs A ON Welch and Mrs Tistella Huntington
Taylor
Carnish
Mresh Man
Taste Frailew
Tiberts Tarondesi
TesUlat
Tythian
Fannie
Army
Mary R van Nes S
Tatnie E Taylor
Wig
Bohes
Mra Mabel
LaRue
Mrs Welah
Jeannette Buck
Lucille Buck
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Washington Post
Agriculture
George WiEoRomm
Jackson Ville
Gunes
Carroll Toatienum
Wodilleburs
Vowis
Wosaonere
Bt Revauft
Bor
Virgiia Medical
COA Sar
Fou We
Wisain Woeshington
Hair Tt Animal Industry
Rs Diyteinn Bureau
Las
Breedars
Dhe
Bureau of Animal Industress
Mabel C Mitchell
Bellavile and
J H Cotl
Howard P Henry
Sidney Anowler
W Schleussner
John R Bhum- Chrevs
Phiadelphi
National League of Commission Merchants
Roy C Pottis
Boston
New Pugland Milk Producers Association
Et Milk Producers
Lewis D Hall
Hao
Cheyenne
Wro
Cone Felr Meat Producers Association
Des Moines
Fred W Hoffman
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Clemson
Clemson College
Walter T Fur
Paul Wo Renan Ohowen
Mrkets
Rucil
HFP
Sunday School Convention of the Sunday Schools of the
State of
Maryland
Hotel Powhatan
Vol. McGrew
Division of Information
Bureau of Immigration
Joseph A Springer
Mattis and Files
William G Scott
Petralization
Kentucky
Byrd Doran
Richard J Harden
Briges C Simpich
Withington
Trarold FE Pemberton
J . Tenkins, Jr
Law and Correspondence
Andrew Jordan
Naturalization Service
Pittsburgh, Pa
Robert J Lodge
Law and Correspondence Division
Meridian
Conn
Henry Nicholls
Bosston
Mass
Tfr Connor
Grip Harris W Farnum
Adelia M. Clopper
Mary B Brown
Bessie V Saunders
Post Office
John F McCormack
Bureau of Plant Industry
Madigan
Robert Fo
Menhoutrou
Rock Island
LABOR
Frank P MelIntyre
Oregon
William W Barre
Dayton
Aft
Arisa Frank H Ratner
Gillian O Langworthy
Bureau of Division of Money Orders
Grip Labor
Tao
Temporar Appo
Thomas J Hanlon
Thenme Lo Mian
Childrenss Hues
R. D Beard
Minneapolis
Alice F. Cooksey
Childrens Bureau
Secretary's Office
Homer Stanforth
Bureau of Natural Festion
Hughesville
Frieazy
Join Warner
Money Orders
Bessie Howard
W. A. Blossom
John L. McMasters
I HW Murphy
R Stewart
Solicitors
Tiarl Carbaugh
Jean H Moxon
I S Pell
Solicitor’s Office
W. I Degnan
George McCathran
Minotyne
Chales F Cooke
Henderson
Knights of Momus
Stnockera
Flks’ Hall
Rauscher's
D WV Chisholm
T C Parsons
Proof Force
Washington Readers’ Club
Public Library
Maurice Jarvis
Government Printing Service
Congressional Library
Bee Wear
New York State
Reader Winslow Lewis
Charles H Keall
Simpson
Preas Afvision Rifle Club
Arthur Carpenter
T V Baulshr
C H Flynn
G A Edwards
L. M Devlin
Misa Ella MF Weaulace
Florida
Wilbur Copeland
Leonard Butsch
Monotype
John J Pepper
R A. Murdock
Wade H Brown
Daniel M. Jones
Willam J. Connors
Carl Lerch
Willam J. Delano
Alan Hosen
Catherine Keyler
Carrie A Robbina
George R Merriam
Wilfred E Garlich
William B. Guehing
Camp, Sons of Veterans
U. A
Ralph A. Murdock
Cheater Bird
Assaistant Foreman of Printing
Violet Leaf Social Club
Shas
John van der Schaaf
von der Schaff
Moelvilla Hollander
Forrest Grimes
Charles Henry
Acme Mandolin Club
Charles G Perry
George NW Page
Silver Spring
Benjamin B. Mann
Monotype Howling
Foundry
Clerks
John W Clark
Foreman Melick
Thomas J Dnatly
M. A Maloney
Dan L Sansom
Joseph T Geraci
Harry B. Major
Eugene F Rasen
Wrank A Trimble
Mexico
Charles E Johnson
Mnotype
Commerce
Adolph J. Fugitt
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Roble
Ethel M. Smith
Wesley M. Swift
Raymond I. Barney
Homer, Minn
Daniel L. Hazard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Selby Parker
Joseph Zucker
Joseph Price
Lighthouse Service
Buffalo, N
NAVY
Treasury
W OW. Eldridge
Lesue
Comptroller of Currency
William A. Hall
Brookland
J. P. Yeatman
Kane
M. A Fallon
Office of the Comptroller of Currency
Esther A Wells
Mias C Dudley
United States
Treasurer's Office
George Port
New Orlesana
Bertha Stacy
Clare Smith
National Bank Redemption Agency
State War and Navy
Postoffice Department
Congressional
National
Mount Vernon
Tho
Government Printing Office Council
W. J Barrows
Marshal J William O'Brien
H T Brian
Hendler
C T Miller
Washington Council
Elmer Johnson
Royal Neighbors of America
of the
Cabinet
Jesse B . Lee
Daniel W Chisholm
Norman Butler Briscoe
E Z Strever
War Department
Briscoe
West Point
Kid Indlley
Kelley
McKinley Manual Training School
Seventh Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Board of Education
George S de Neale
S Kannssons & Co
Harold E Warner
Central High School
Lasteur
James G Berrett
Berratt
Alonzo Tweedale
Central High Dramatic Association
Wicken
Firm of Central High
Misys Devereaux
Western
Martena Charles
Kate Crenshaw
Robert Gaard
Oscar Styron
Renlor
Tech Rifle Club
John Sngler
Company C of Tech
Tech 15
Leopold
Bureau of Mines
Treh
Techs
Mroodyintel
ooSmith
Tech Life
Pridiy
Tech Iq
Tech
Orer
High Shal Sades Corps
War Baker
New Central High Schonell
Stephen JT. Kramer
Publi Sehoods
Seretary Baker
Lieut Briscoe
Nan
Rifle Club of
Western Tich School
National Rifle Association of America
Randall Ty Tisott
Captain Prevatt Wallis
George Hastings
Atheton Hastings
David Caldwell
Charles Shoemaker
Edward Halbach
James Gongwer
Robert Peat
Percival Padgett
Leo F Steck
Maccabees
Woman's Benefit Association
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