Railroads News Details War Time Assignments and Personal Notes
The column lists railroad personnel in France and domestic posts, including Sgt Doyle M. Neal and Pvt Ronald E.B. Mock in foreign service, C. I. Pressey and E. L. Wood on trains, J. W. Reed as ballast pilot, and many others on furlough, transfers, or local duties. It notes family ties, hospital visits, deaths, and wartime adjustments across the Plains Division and Amarillo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle M. Neal
Plains
Sidney B. Neal
France
C. I. Pressey
D. C. Redding
Amarillo
Wellington
E. L. Wood
Pampa
Clinton
J. W. Reed
Woodward
Verna Gately
Conductor O He Wartennel and several visitors
Conductor O He Wartennel visits relatives in Los Angeles. Passengers Brakemann and Killouel are under the weather this week. Bully Sargent was an Attala visitor. Dr Leroy Ro Dee confined at home after a theft incident. Spectral John Howard reports improved health and expects to be in the office soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartennel Vite
Los Angeles
Paseheer Brakemann
Killouel
Thie Sien
Firestruck
Arment
Bully Sargent
Attala
Leroy Ro Dee
John Howard
Ars
Fragmented prompt yields unclear news item
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and places in a distorted way. Readable parts reference no coherent event or identifiable subjects to summarize into a proper news item.
Sudden Death of Mrs Geary Shocks Amarillo
The widow of a local trainmaster, Mrs J C Geary, dies suddenly drawing mourners in Amarillo. Interment planned for tomorrow afternoon. Conductor C B Frederick returns to duty after a week away. Several furloughs and home visits mentioned among railroad staff and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Geary
Traimmaster
Amarillo
Gearyes
Conuductor
C B. Frederick
Foreman Reed of El Reno Transferred to Oklahoma Division
Foreman L Reed of El Reno visited Amarillo this week and is being transferred to the Oklahoma division. It constitutes a notable promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman L. Reed
el Reno
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Bowling at Lubberk Shifts to Local Spotlight
Local bowling scene highlights Lubberk venue with Jimmy L. Cogdell CPA and Un- Teron names noted in ongoing coverage. The fragment hints at on going event coverage and continuation on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubberk
Jimmy L. Cogdell
CPA UN- Teron
Ible
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ronald EB. Mock
Ray C. Mock
J. J. Mahoney
Chicago
William N. Jones
Rodman
Pecos
W. B. Jones
Jones
Ft. Bragg
Pacific
Santa Fe
Sherri
Gwen Gibson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Seaman
T. A. Gibson
Guinevere Scott
A. L. Scott
Seaman Gibson
Patricia Wood
Eva Meyer
General Claim Agent
Joe Henville
O. F. Henville
Henville
Navy
South Gate
Cal
Nevada
Aleutian Islands
Cullen Warfield
Warfield
Veterans Hospital
Albuquerque
Alma
Ark
Burlington
al Blackwell
Betty Jane
Ft. Worth
Hugh L. Rippy
J. W. Morrison
L. A. Thomas
J. M. Daniels
W. H. Arney
C. L. Giles
F. H. Weatherly
Sterley
J. B. Webster
Frank R. Howard
Channing
Dalhart
C. K. Ivie
Cpl
Ruby Mitchell
Ft. Riley
Anna Mae Kemp
Anna Mae
Co. O. Johnson
St. Anthony’s
Sammie Biggs
Virgie Wortham
H. M. Holcomb
T. S. Dial
Memphis
Tully
J. C
Bill) Sparks
J. E. Bennett
Ama
W. A. Sims
South Plains
J. A. Harper
A. H. Suiter
Louie Dubuque
P. L. McDaniels
Sam F. Webb
South Local
W. L
Bill) Peake
Frank Howard
E. P. Roach
W. Crossno
Joe E. Hudspeth
J. R. McElreath
B. J. Howard
Texline
John W. Branum
Childress
Maxwell House
P.P.S
America
Aga Eae
Rock Island
Crowe
Frank Steinwinder
A. E. Gruhlkey
Charles E. Ricketts
C. Madison
W. A. Burrows
Liquor Mart
Monroe
Professional Blade CO
Newark 2, N
Enor ES
Ponca Wholesale Merchant CO
Drie Wilt
Snmowowy
Gabardines
Levine
Leisure Coats
Coats
Dickies
FELTS
Resistor & Champ
Madras
Opak
Oxfords
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