Club results and railroad staff changes noted in Amarillo
Forty two was played with Ada Carter claiming high score and J P Rollins low. Refreshments served to numerous members. Several railroad workers including Jimmie Davis and L V Wellman were noted new or returning in roles such as roundhouse clerk and brakeman. travel updates include O B Chessirs visiting St Louis and a West Coast reassignment.
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Ada Carter
Low
J. P. Rollins
J. M. Lyons
Cora Riley
Jennis Lindbloom
Cora Crotty
M. R. Jenness
C. W. Robinson
C. H. Runyon
J. A. McGee
Train Crew Notes and Local Assignments in Texas Rail Region
Acting company business with Superintendent J W Mode. They spent time on the Matador Ranch. Fireman R C Nichols assigned to the local run between Childress and Lubbock. Fannie Meeker, operator, assigned to second trick at Tascosa. All employees urged to attend Book of Rules and Safety First meeting in Amarillo at 10 A M Sunday June 3. Fireman J W Miller recalled this week. Mrs Dortha Cummings employed as information clerk at passenger Station to fill vacancy of Mrs Ol eta Smith temporarily assigned as ticket seller. Cecil P Watson fishing at Conchas Dam. Carman R N Reeves back on the job after two weeks vacation. Ed C Nelson and wife visiting her mother Mrs T J Sanford in Childress this week. C C Davis transferred to Wichita Falls for the 4 P M hustling job. Conductor F H Way on vacation in San Antonio. Dick Delaney on Childress Lubbock run. Fireman F T Christy bids freight service out of Amarillo. Mrs W A Roach and son visiting relatives in Childress. Switchman J M Daniels laid off due to illness of Mrs Daniels. Engineer C H Runyon, wife and son Don vacationing in South Texas. Master Carpenter Art Davis of Wichita Falls in Amarillo inspecting freight station work. Fireman J B Mitchell working on local out of Lubbock. Mrs Jack
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Jimmie Davis
L. V. Wellman
C. E. Hargis
O. B. Chessirs
St. Louis
O. B. Jr
West Coast
J. W. Morrison
E. A Ruthledge
Wichita Falls
Dallas
A. P. McMahon
Tascosa
Chicago
A. R. Davis
L. J. Lyle
W. O. Barnes
Oklahoma City
T. J. Jones
S. T. Jones
Puny
Altus
Carlsbad
J. W. Mode
Matador Ranch
R. C. Nichols
Childress
Lubbock
Fannie Meeker
Amarillo
J. W. Miller
Dortha Cummings
Oleta Smith
Cecil P. Watson
Conchas Dam
Carman R. N. Reeves
Ed C. Nelson
T. J. Sanford
Cc. C. Davis
F. H. Way
San Antonio
Dick Delaney
Childress-Lubbock Run
F. T. Christy
W. A. Roach
Switchman
J. M. Daniels
Daniels
C. H. Runyon
Don
South Texas
Art Davis
Amarillio
J. B. Mitchell
Jack
Local Social Notes From West Texas Rail Towns
Coy wife of a telegrapher visits as Aninch relieves him. Mrs friends and relatives in Dallas this week. W O Cope wife of a cashier at Dal Weekhart called to Hedley this week due to her father’s illness. Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans social order continues. Fireman H Martin transferred to Wichita Falls for service on that board. Martha Ann Clark daughter of telegraph operator Frank Clark Claude enrolled as student nurse at Northwest Texas Hospital. Section Foreman J I Dalrymple LeFors on vacation. C J Mc-
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Coy
Aninch
Dallas
W. O. Cope
Dalweekhart
Hedley
Burlington Lines
H. Martin
Wichita Falls
Martha Ann Clark
Frank Clark
Claude
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. I. Dalrymple
LeFors
C. J. Mc
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A promotional note urges readers to ask for St Joseph Aspirin claiming it is faster and stronger with 100 tablets priced at 35 cents. It emphasizes not paying more and to demand the St Joseph brand.
Miss Peggy Jo Adreddell Visits Aunt Miss La Verne Hatley
Miss Peggy Jo Adreddell of Lake View is visiting her aunt Miss La Verne Hatley at 3004 Jackson.
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Peggy Jo Adreddell
Lakeview
Laverne Hatley
Jackson
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