Railroads Update Highlights Amarillo Division Movements
Rail workers and managers across the Amarillo division are noted in a lengthy update. Conductor changes and leaves of absence, inspections by Denver and Childress officials, hospitalizations, and transfers surface alongside personal notes on family visits and vacations. Quinton Garrison, son of Pervis Garrison, returns from Bethesda en route to San Francisco as he joins the Navy Medical Corps with a 93.3 grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hanaway
Wichita Falls
Quinton Garrison
Pervis Garrison
Bethesda
San Francisco
Quinton
Navy Medical Corps
Santa Fe Crew Changes and Health Notes Report
Santa Fe reports several recoveries and transfers including Ortega returning after mumps and Ramos on sick list. Crews on districts two and three shift with Bumpus, Conoley, Eller and others taking turns. Merle Johnson returns to first district. Vacations, promotions, and new assignments affect rounds at the roundhouse and yard.
Railway Crews See Changes and Health Checks Across Lines
N Stewart and Conductor Knight with Brakemen Merritt and Stewart shift duties while Fannin is displaced by Stewart. L W Ryan and W F Myers cover second district work. Roy Hanna and Earl Crough go to Topeka hospital for a check. Billy Rice acts as index clerk during Ed Matchett’s absence. Jess Foster and family return from Monte Vista visit. R B Steel bids as ticket clerk at the passenger station. A C Clayton and T H Laseter return to the Amarillo board from the Canadian board. R R Bybee on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Gore
Roundhouse
Mildred Sorenson
B. W. Wilson
W. A. Kletke
B. B. Bumpus
G. W. Smith
R. N. Miller
J. B. Hudgins
P. E. Thrall
Joe Haynes
R. H. Gollihugh
C. E. Mathews
Florida
E. M. Merritt
H. M. Wilson
C. E. Knight
R. N. Stewart
George Shall
East End
W. M. Smyer
G. W. Eslick
R. Arebalo
J. H. Workman
David Robertson
J. K
Goldie
Bill Smelter
Amarillo
Bill
W. F. Pray
N. Stewart
F. W. Fannin
Second District
L. W. Ryan
W. F. Myers
Roy Hanna
Earl Crough
Company
Topeka
Billy Rice
Ed Matchett
Jess Foster
Interchange trick bids and staff movements noted
F. W. Baker bids in the second trick job at the interchange. J. C. Sheriff, now eligible as conductor since December after overseas service, made his first trip Tuesday. New adults Denver Stanley Webb. Sympathy extended to Mary McCubbin in the death of her brother in law P. E. Adams of Lubbock. Ross Pixley visited the office. he is out of the hospital. Doris P. Bradshaw resigned from the audit office and moves to the West Coast. Ewart Sewell spent the weekend in Dallas. Fred Gerard returned to work after a vacation. Edwin Lansbury visiting his Paris Texas family. New truckers Lewis D. McManus and Raymond J. Benefield at the freight depot. Letitia Meckel returned from San Antonio.
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RAGE
Wavy
Amarillo
L. D. Moore
Childress
Lubbock
L. C. Dubuque
C. J. White
John Pfeiffer
Motive Power
Denver
J. L. Roach
A. L
A. J. Morris
J. C. Huckaby
H. H. Carrigan
Huckaby
Hugh L. Pattie
B&b
Pattie
Watrus Babb
Colo
Geo. S Babb
Houston
Lyle Bunch
Fort Worth
W. H. Greenroyd
J. C. Sparks
J. W. Parker
Wichita Falls
J. B. Sparks
New Orleans
W. L. Brock
Frank White
Clarendon
Art Davis
Jan Anthony
Memphis
Jan
Herbert M. Tutt
Old Mexico
Switchman
R. W. Franks
Fw&dc
C&s Railways
Johnanum
F. H. Patton
J. L. Everett
Track Department
Hedley
J. B. King
Frank Fidler
C. C. Rice
Texline
J. M. Lyons
Albert Walker
H. M. Tutt
Grover C. Boney
Amaillo-Texline
A. B. Coontz
James
Fort Worth Star- Telegram
W. K. Robinson
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Los Angeles
Cal
O. B. Brock
Joe Elliott
Stamford
Spur
J. B. Mitchell
Ed Roberts
F. W. Baker
J. C. Sheriff
Denver Stanley Webb
Mary McCubbin
P. E. Adams
Ross Pixley
Doris P. Bradshaw
Audit
Ewart Sewell
Dallas
Fred Gerard
Edwin Lansbury
Paris
Tex
Lewis D. McManus
Raymond J. Benefield
Letitia
Vacationing Tonio Sparks Missing Car Call
Timekeeper F S McCullough reports his car left near the general office building during vacation time. If found, please return the vehicle to Mr McCullough to restore his smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonio
F. S. McCullough
Mr. McCullough
Soft Lights No Alibi in Boston Licensing Ruling
The Boston Licensing Board ruled that soft lighting in cafes does not excuse serving liquor to minors. A local night club claimed darkness prevented age identification but faces penalties under the board’s order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Licensing Board
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F. C. Ortega
F. S. Ramos
Hot Springs
G. E. Spears
W. W. Connery
D. B. Howard
L. T. Leary
D. W. Murray
Clovis Hospital
D. T Boyd
W. E. McAlister
Slaton
J. Walters
W. A. Ewing
R. M. Conoley
M. F. Eller
G. W. Barnes
C. W. Stroud
Waynoka Board
Antonio Crus
B. B. Beare
E. E. Diaz
Solomon Valverde
Mike A. Ballin
Wesley Henry
J. D. Clark
L. C Guthrie
Merle Johnson
R. G. Watkins
P. R. Elmore
C. W. Marsalis
Frank Clark
Calvert
136Th Street
Flushing
N.Y
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Smith & Sons
N. Fillmore
DR. Fannin Q. Kelleam
Eosin
Amarillo, Tex
Fisk Bidg
Panhandle Livestock Commission CO
Withers Plumbing Company
van Buren
Infants’ Dept
Penneys
Young Man
Cowboy Boots
Acme
Dickies
Cone
Levine's
McCormick Tea
Mamaralo
Abbock Mineral Wells
Ware
AMES
Midland Odessa
Pwaco
San Angelo
Ree
AIR Mail
Levine
Navy
Tan
Floor
Dept
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Crepes
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