Railroads Update From Fort Worth to Shawnee
EF Baggs returns from Fort Worth feeling better. Switchman W Turner aims to catch catfish in Buffalo Lake. B A Leonard guards his job for days. John Eubanks, engineer, near full recovery from shoulder injury. Conductor Bill Lawrence and wife move to Shawnee Oklahoma, but Bill will work in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Baggs
Fort Worth
W. Turner
Buffalo Lake
B. A. Leonard
John Eubanks
Bill Lawrence
Shawnee
Oklo
Bill
Amarillo
B. J. Howard
Wichita Falls
W. J. Howard
Cpl
Edward Kelly
Belgium
Andy Lawler
Josh Kelly
Hot Springs
Josh
Elephant Butte Lake
Railroad crew notices and personnel changes in Amarillo
Monday reports list machinist F W Oliver, brakemen and conductors assigned to trains 111 112 and pool turn 12. Several crew members on sick leave with flu or recovering from illness. Personal visits noted from Mary E Boyd in Amarillo, DPA Charles Rohrer visiting granddaughter in Deming, and former Denver employees Alva Palmer and Doyle Neal meeting in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Oliver
W. M. Clark
W. C. Collier
A. J. Hartsell
H. S. Beaver
O. D. Smith
Ernest McSpadden
Pueblo
Denver and Rio Grande Western
FP. C. Gable
J. W. Clark
Frank Gallogly
Mary E. Boyd
Phoenix
Ariz
Amarillo
Leon Boyd
Charles H. Rohrer
Deming
N. M
Donna Marie Sargent
H. E. Jones
L. A. Smith
T. R. Wilson
Walter A
A. W. Walker
Prank Cascarelli
Texline
Denver
Alva Palmer
Doyle Neal
Paris
France
Alva
Engineers
Doyle
Childress Lubbock Local Returns to Town
Fireman J N Morren assigned to a through freight turn out of Amarillo as the Childress Lubbock local service resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress-Lubbock
J. N. Morren
Amarillo
Miss Scott Leaves for Six Months Government Training
Miss Betty Scott, employed by the Veterans Hospital for a month, has gone to Washington D C for six months of government training. She stayed with her grandmother Mrs Laura Tomlinson at 680 North Bivins in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Scott
Veterans Hospital
Washington, D. C
Miss Scott
Laura Tomlinson
North Bivins
Amarillo
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Features Bridge Winners
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of the Burlington Lines met at Mrs. J J Ogles home with co hostesses. Bridge and 42 followed the business session with Cora Crotty winning high in bridge and C W Rob inson high in 42. The next meeting will be a covered dish luncheon May 1 at Mrs J W Mode. Jess G Gross retired from rail service March 28 after a long career beginning as a brakeman in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe
Jess
United States
Fw&dc
Gross
Ruby Hofffman
Wichita
Kan
Sue
J. C. Penney’s
Bentonville
Ark
Burlington Lines
J. J. Ogles
Tyler
J. H. Hermon
Jeff Stringer
W. L. Burns
A. W. Nicklaus
Cora Crotty
C. W. Robinson
H. C. Harrison
Mrs. Ogles
W. H. Standish
D. H. Nally
Matella Owens
J. A. McGee
E. A. Palmer
C. R. Calvert
J. W. Mode
M. G. Monaghan
G. S. Babb
M. R. Jenness
Jess G. Gross
Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis Railway
Springfield
Charleston
Ill
Wellington
Hogs Deployed Against Snakes and New Explosive Developments
In rural practice hogs are used to control snakes in certain regions. Separately chemists have developed an explosive called pentaerythrite tetranitrate for industrial use and research.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lola Mae Richardson
Maudie Lockwood
Clifford Denham
Roundhouse
Childress
Sam Mitchell
John W. Branum
J. C. Molesworth
H. C. Jargo Harrison
Paul McConnel
Clint L. Bowman
San Diego
Clint
J. Pfeiffer
Motive Power
P. L. McDaniels
J. G. Cross
J. C. bin Sparks
Washington
Globe News
Craig
Eed
Post Office Drug
Burlington
Freedom
Ing
John D. McBride
Zale’s
Blackburn Ride
Seventh Street
Polk
Schilling
Gery
Afort Shoes
eThor
Montgomery Ward
Carnauba
Silex Coffee
Belle
Oxford
Keochell
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