Railroads update from Childress to Lubbock locals
Local railroad news lists staff changes and assignments across the South Plains. Conductor Amos H. Parker moves to the South Plains local. F H Way hospital bound. Engineers Coontz and Keller assigned to rail detector runs. Bur ton switches at Childress. McConnell rehired as seal clerk. Several others shift posts, vacations, and medical recoveries noted.
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Childress
Lubbock
Amarillo
O. T. Sloan
Amos H. Parker
South Plains
F. H. Way
Wichita Falls
A. B. Coontz
Ted J. Keller
T. P. Burton
Paul V
D. D. McInroe
J. C. Bill Sparks
Dutch Mills
Ark
W. G. Carlson
Burlington
Chicago
Fw&dc
Plains
A. L. Scott
F. H. Patton
Amarillo Childress
R. C. Avery
Seattle
Rush
Jerry Dagustino
Channing
R. B. Sain
Tascasa
Walter Brown
Lefors
Pat Harvey
C. H. Webb
W. A. Sims
P. L. Gristy
Patsy Ann
Denver
Colo
R. E. Pope
W. L. Peake
J. W. Parker
J. R. Kanan
A. W. Brown
O. C. Damon
Childress- Lubbock
F. T. Davis
O. L. Sims
L. C. Dubuque
J. W. Branum
Dan R. Thomason
Los Angeles
Glen
Seabees Veteran Dan Moore Hosts Social Picnic
Dan Moore served 15 months in the Aleutians and over a year in the South Pacific with the Seabees. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Burlington Lines Veterans will entertain their husbands Tuesday evening with a picnic in the back yard of G. S. Babbs at 1208 Pierce Street.
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T. Moore
Dan
Seabees
Aleutians
South Pacific
Burlington Lines
G. S. Babbs
Pierce Street
Purposes of Drive Told
The Amarillo American Legion conducts a building fund campaign chaired by Judge William Q. Boyce with six aims. A new building will house membership activities, service officers, Legion auxiliary meetings, recreation rooms, a public auditorium, and facilities serving the entire Amarillo area. The goal is $125,000 and the drive runs until June 14.
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American Legion
Amarillo
William Q. Boyce
Legion Auxiliary
Banquet and Luncheon Club Service Ends at Capitol Hotel
The Capitol Hotel in Amarillo will discontinue banquet and luncheon club meetings after June 10 to convert space for offices. Sam Dunham, the hotel manager, said letters were sent to affected groups including the Amarillo Business Club Optimist Amarillo Real Estate Board and several civic and professional organizations. He noted possible downtown airline offices may open in the hotel. A historical note mentions hand grenades first used in warfare in the 15th century.
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Capitol Hotel
Amarillo
Sam Dunham
Dunham
Amarillo Business Club
Optimist
Amarillo Real Estate Board
A. & M. Club
Pilot Club
Tri-State Credit Association
Amarillo Retail Credit Association
Potter County Taxpayers League
Civic Affairs Committee of
The
Chamber of Commerce
Insurance Women, Kiwanis Directors
Khiva Temple
New and Effective Treatment for Hay Fever and Asthma
A radically new method is used at the Allergy Clinic located at 1004 West 6th Street. Sufferers from surrounding cities including Stratford and Midland seek appointments by mail. Clinic hours are 9 to 5 and phone is 2 5374.
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West 6Th Street
Stratford
Midland
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