Railroads Daily Update Highlights Amarillo Crew Movements
Railroads note numerous personnel changes and travels across divisions. Mary Hablett covers steno clerk duties, W P Henry attends baths course in Mineral Wells, and J W Weaver relieves duties on Steiner Dimmitt run. Many employees take vacations, relocate to Fort Worth Amarillo Texline Lubbock and Osawatomie Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hablett
W. P. Henry
T. P. Burton
Childress Co
M. Cook
Fort Worth
Side Glances and Workforce Shifts in Local Office
Galbraith R H Sims Jr is off work and Dave Johns and George Vaughn double to cover. Melvin Thornton, son of a car inspector, returns from furlough en route to Camp Fort Ord. F Bailey and Connie Mead work overtime on carding. A F Klopfstein named assistant auditor of passenger accounts at Topeka. Al departs. H A Stollenwerck, now a traveling accountant in LA, visits. Dorothy Boston, former file clerk, visits the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Clovis
Leon Davis
Roy Barkley
Collier
R. R. Stokes
B. Currie
Mr. Currie
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Teddy Reyman
T. E. Reyman
Albuquerque
T. C. Shelton
Jo Ann Benedict
Brakeman Shelton
Elaine Miller
Waynoka
R. H. Sims, Jr
Dave Johns
George Vaughn
Melvin Thornton
O. EF. Thornton
Camp Fort Ord
Calif
F. Bailey
Connie E. Mead
A. F. Klopfstein
Topeka
H. A. Stollenwerck
Los Angeles
Embroidery Patterns and 1945 Needlework Book Offer
The Amarillo Daily News advertises embroidery motifs sold for fifteen cents each pattern number 7109, with directions and 6 motifs 4 by 12 inches. It also promotes a new 1945 Needlework Book featuring crochet, knitting, embroidery, dolls and home decor with free handbag patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Daily News
Household Arts Dept
New York
N.Y
Amarillo News
Vacation Shuffle Behind the Scenes at the Yard
Mrs. Pyeatt, a general claim agent, takes a brief vacation while husband Jack Boston is stationed in Monterey California. Gordon Perryman, first trick yard checker, also takes time off and James Bunting covers his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Boston
Monterey
Califorth Pyeatt
Gordon Perryman
James Bunting
Pay Higher Price For Freedom Now
Ameri cans figh ting in World War II pay a higher price for freedom than forefathers. Rev. F E Douglas Carver of Pampa pastor spoke to North Amarillo Kiwanis on Independence Day. Cpl Grady Truitt discussed care of convalescent servicemen. Will Rogers Day Nursery benefited from a club benefit sale now totaling 1263. Lake Titicaca note ends text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Carver
First Baptist Church of
Pampa
North Amarillo
Benny Bruckner
Will Rogers Day Nursery
Amarillo
T. C. Todd
Dewey Horton
Hot Water Plus After Meals For Acid Indigestion
Thousands suffer from dyspepsia and other stomach distress. The remedy urged is sipping half a glass of hot water with a spoonful of Neutracid after meals for quick relief. Neutracid is described as soothing to mucous membranes and not a laxative, available at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretney Drug
Bush Drug Store
Pool Drug Store
Engineers To Meet Tonight In Amarillo Club
Members of the Panhandle Chapter Texas Society of Professional Engineers are set to gather at 7:30 this evening at the Amarillo Community Club. Sam Davis division engineer of Southwestern Public Service Company serves as president, with J. L. leading arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Amarillo
Adams Elected Secretary of Panhandle Chapter Meeting
Potter County engineer Adams serves as secretary of the Panhandle chapter. The May 23 gathering will hear the by laws and constitution committee report and determine the regular meeting schedule. New and transfer members joining before tonight become charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Potter County
Panhandle
June Post Office Receipts Rise Over Last Year
Postal receipts for June totaled $61,175.90, up $5,159.30 from June of last year. Receipts for the previous month reached $63,769.59.
Mrs Miller Returns From Key West Visit
Mrs Joe Miller of 1410 Madison has returned after two weeks visiting her husband in the Navy who was stationed in Key West Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Madison
Key West
Fla
Navy
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J. P. Rollins
Sam Lewis
Ross C. Williams
Childress
L. W. McCord
C. F. Hefner
Richard
F. McMeeken
Fred R. Brady
Texline
Brady
New Mexico
J. Leo Southern
Leo, Jr
Burwell
Haskell
J. W. Weaver
Dick Delaney
J. R. Webb
Robert Trowbridge
Oklahoma City
J. A. Harper
W. L. Lewis
Childress-Lubbock
W. C. Reeves
Knoxville
Tenn
R. G. Pratt
G. H. Massengale
E. Kleinhein
ICC
Bill Collier
H. H. Tanner
Tanner
R. McCarty
Roundhouse
M. A. Roush
C. A. Olive
J. R. Lopez
Pearl Harris
Vivian Stabel
J. F. Owens
H. E. Brosier
D. G. Hune
Grace Hunt
Osawatomie
Kansas
Maud Vaughn
E. H. Robinson
C. F. Rhodes
J. D. McNeil
H. M. Rawlings
C. L. Anderson
Thomas E. Dwyer
L. B. Summers
Floyd Ridner
V. Cook
Bob Chapman
Joe Dent
Tom Bartholoma
Mr. Dent
G. R. Raleigh
Raleigh
The
Percy Rockwell
A. D. Barr
A. B. Bryant
Wek M. Singleton
Gwyneth Davis
PF. M. Small
G. K. Thomas
Dixie G. Walton
Charles I. Herman
Oleta Wyegal
Transportation Department
Mary Kathern Pulley
Juanita McGee
Audit
Statistical Department
Clifford Snow
Snow
N. Dp. Bloom
Las Vegas
W. P. Brooks
Houston
Lubbock
Brooks
By Galbraith
Dorothy Boston
Mortimer
Federal Motor Trucks
Bruckner
N. Fillmore
N. Filmore
WAR Bond
War Department
Grand Bar
Polk Street
Alice Brooks
Amarillo Printing
J.B. Coe Lumber Co
11Th
Lincoln Sr
Lake Titicaca
Bolivia
Peru
South America
Casella
Post Office Drug
Sam Davis
Pott's
DYE Works
Kruschen
Salts
Dua
Amarillo Center
Marie Tomlin
Public Service
Wesker
Service
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