Amarillo News Roundup of Moves and Names on Rail Lines
A long list from Amarillo notes residents moving to new homes, job changes and medical updates. It records Mr Cowan at Meyert Music, the Bechtels moving to Washington Street, C N Harrison relocating with his wife, J E Kemp joining the telephone Company, and many railway personnel transfers, new hires, and assignments across Fort Worth Denver City Santa Fe lines. It also mentions local youths and teachers visiting Louisiana and Dallas, plus a brief feature on a four year old Pete Polk and his older brother Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Terrace
Topeka
Kan
Cowan
Meyert Music Company
Slaton
R. B. Bechtel
Gren
Washington Street
Bechtel
Santa Fe Roundhouse
C. N. Harrison
Muleshoe
McAfee
Harrison
Mrs. Harrison
East Fourteenth Avenue
Lee Martin
Donald Lee
Wesley
Duane
el Paso
Mullady
Marinello
Pete
Eugene Polk
West Nineteenth Avenue
St. Mary's Academy
Eugene
Hugh Rippy
Fort Worth
Denver City
Santa Fe
H. Ford
E. L. Hathaway
L. E. Merry
B. F. Jordan
R. G. Victor
R. T. Martin
C. W
V. Shackelford
Denver
Hartley
Burlington
L. T. Brelland
R M. Kilman
Reluctant stirring love in a Berlin-tinged cafe romance
Deborah suspects Stephan, a bright, carefree German student, hides a harder, older side as their term unfolds. His charm and curiosity clash with a deeper tension, while Angie hints at political unrest and a riot linked to Bund activity. The tension thickens as Deborah fears what the spring may bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie
Deborah
Fort Worth and Denver Names Rail Staff and Crew
The Fort Worth and Denver lists new crew among the brakemen and a switchman including M. M. Giles W. Y. Presley R. G. Caton and William Mallard. R. H. Turner roundhouse foreman recalls cut off firemen W. A. Moore Reed Beaver W. G. Allen A. C. Wilcox C. P. Madison J. D. Rhyne C. L Deboo J. B. Stovall B. A. Boykin W. E. Lindsey G. E. Baker H. J Jackson R. P. Lusk and U. D Madison for duty on the Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Denver
M. M. Giles
W. Y. Presley
R. G. Caton
William Mallard
C. E. Nash
R. H. Turner
Rock Island
W. A. Moore
Reed Beaver
W. G. Allen
A. C. Wilcox
C. P. Madison
J. D. Rhyne
C. L de
Veteran Eclipse Observer Never Has Time To Look
Dr John Anthony Miller, 80, former Sproul Observatory director at Swarthmore College, has attended more eclipses than anyone alive, yet time to view them was scarce during eight expeditions. He photographed each event and recalls about ten seconds to look at the eclipse. His trips included Georgia, Spain, Colorado, New Haven, Sumatra and Vermont. Recent reports note over 300 U.S. cities linked by regular air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore, Pa
John Anthony Miller
Sproul Observatory
Swarthmore College
Miller
Dr. Miller
Georgia
Spain
Colorado
New Haven
Sumatra
Vermont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ai News and Advertisemen
J. E. Kemp
Hayden Street
Vega
Mr. Kemp
The
Telephone Company
Northwest Texas Hospital News
W. A. Parrish
Memphis
Loyd Edward Jones
Adrian
Neal Hollar
Kentucky Street
John Gil
Canyon
Surgical
George Tiffany
Pampa
Nora Lee Thrasher
Johnson Street
Margaret Miller
Polk Street
J. M. Carter
North West
Twelfth Avenue
Grace Martin
Belleview Street
Harold Dean
Pat Dean
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Farline Shannon
Paul Skillman, Jr
Gene
J. T. Pamplin
Dalhart
M. E. Coffee
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Lois
Clark
Block
Clark Kent
Lois Lane
Chlil Danvers
Jake
Elmer
King Peat
Ate, Inc
F.B.1
New Jersey
Jersey Central
Wolfkeg
Aloe Keny Yvtente Co
Alley
HELL
Doc
Ande
COPA
NEA Service
MR Branner
Steve
Oo Ts
Stephan
Flagstad
Angela
Doctor Brooks
Adolf
United States
Fisk
Southern Brokerage CO
Mary Montgomery
Country Club Cleaners
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