Amarillo Visitors and Local Moves Mentioned
Amarillo figures in a list of visitors and moves including Sid O Keefe and Frank Killin families visiting Ralls. Byron Lilly and George Willingham depart for Los Angeles. Howard C Griggs heads to Columbia Military Academy. Ben Ledbetter laments Frank Lytle leaving Amarillo for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid O’keefe
Panhandle
Amarillo
Frank Killin
Ange Street
Ralls
Byron Lilly
Adams Street
George Willingham
Dallas
Los Angeles
Howard C. Griggs
Columbia
Tennessee
Columbia Military Academy
Ben Ledbetter
Frank Lytle
Florida
Wayland College Sees Bright 1926 Outlook in Plainview
Plainview reports Wayland college under president C. W. McDonald expects its strongest year since 1908 with 337 students, 126 local residents, and 211 boarding newcomers. Per capita Plainview spending by students averages about 600 dollars, totaling around 202000 yearly. The campus, valued at 225000, aims to reduce debt via a fundraising drive led by L. J. Mimms, backed by a 50000 gift from Mrs. Heflin toward a 100000 dormitory fund and debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Plainview
Wayland College
C. W. McDonald
West Texas
Panhandle
Wayland
McDonald
Hale County
Texas
Burleson College
Greenville
Baptist Schools of Texas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
L. J. Mimms
Baptist Denomination of Texas
Jack Heflin
Mims
Railroad News and Folks From Santa Fe Officials and Men
Santa Fe general manager and family spent holidays with relatives in Chicago. J D Tinsley returned from Topeka. Buck Luther returned from Dallas. Pp E Easley, once Rock Island engineer, now temporarily incapacitated, received a radio as a Christmas gift. F J Mackie led a staff meeting at the Santa Fe station assembly room. Roswell Lodge 608 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold an important meeting at Labor Hall Sunday at 5 o clock p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Tinsley
Santa Fe General Agricultural
Topeka
Buck Luther
Rock Island
Dallas
Pp. E. Easley
F. J. MacKie
Santa Fe
Roswell Lodge No. 608
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Labor Hall
Taylor and
Fourth
Railroad officials and staff update from Amarillo division
The bulletin lists rail employees in Amarillo and surrounding areas, noting assignments leave health and travel statuses. It mentions W P Ray in passenger service, N B Pruett in Denver, and B Violett and J W Morrison visiting Fort Worth and Tarpon Springs. It notes station supply trips by F J MacKie and J B Briscoe, others returning to duties, plus a Detroit based mutual protective association rep. Also a forecast that the United States will lend about 1.25 million to foreign interests next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.P. Ray
Santa Fe
Childress
Texline
H. M. Kirk
Denver
Fort Worth
J. W. Mode
Amarillo
W. W. Carter
F. J. MacKie
J. B. Briscoe
Plains Division
C. A. Herbert
Lincoln Street
Locomotive Engineers and Conductors Mutual Protective Association
Detroit
Michigan
United States
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Shaw-Walker
Assell 2
Ge Panhandle
Ockrelii Printing
Taylor ST
Amarillo, Texas
Railroad News
By John Moore
F. A. Lehman
Chicago
Western Packing Company
Roger Taylor
Clovis Hospital
Temple
IE. H. Simmons
Rock Island Brake
Kr. C. Bradbury
Ogden Cook
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car Company
T. J. Bunting
Clarendon
Johnnie Henry Smythe
Canadian River Oyster Boat and Transporta
Tion Company
Mobeetie
George Polly
Santa Fe General Passenger Department
Vega
Sixth Street
Huntley
Ytreez Cae House Furnishers
Taylor
C. R. McAfee
Sec
Amamarillo, Texas
the Panhandle
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