Navy discharge prompts staff reshuffle and travels noted
The superintendent's office announces L F E Sankey has been discharged from the Navy and resumes as a special agent of the Plains Division. Various staff are on vacation in California or New York, with updates on family illness and a funeral in the Edwards family. Leslie Herfner visits after three and a half years with the 753 Railway Shop Battalion in Europe, following Fort Bliss discharge on Nov 16.
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Amarillo L. FE
Sankey
Navy
Plains Division
Max Seeley
Eddie Mann
Superintendent of Special Service
H. E. Billingslea
Robert Cook
A. C. Dewhirst
Refrigerator Department
F. E. Edwards
Edwards
Elizabeth Hamilton
Leslie F. Herfner
L. L. Flynn
Flynn
Fort Bliss
753
Europe
Erwina Schollenbarger
Shattuck
Qwens Morris
Oliver E. Curtis
Amarillo
S L. Cook
H. P. Jones
Thomas F. Thagard
Kenneth B. Murphy
Franklin R. Noe
Virgil Henville
Wichita
Elma Blanche Shugart
Cheyenne
Okla
Best Laughs of '45 and Railway Notices
The column notes staff changes at the engineer and superintendent offices including Vogt absent from his desk and Jim Baggs back from illness, plus Motely and Sesetsi assigned to new roles. It reports the birth of Mary Ellen Dove on November 14 at Northwest Texas Hospital and the death of Uncle George Marriott at Slaton, age 84, a longtime Santa Fe railroad figure. T. H. Tutt becomes a draftsman in the chief engineer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Vogt
Jim Baggs
Gene Motely
Steinwinder
R. K
Bob” Sesetsi
Tranlitary City
H. B. Guy
P. G. Gallera
Slaton
George Marriott
George
Santa Fe
Cyrus Holiday
Gurley
T. H. Tutt
Amarillo visit and travel notices emerge in local brief
Worth, an Amarillo visitor, spent the weekend in town. Engineer Bill Hampton, temporarily assigned to this division, plans a visit to friends in Dalhart. W. C. Allen, a fireman, and his wife return from Coleman after being summoned by the death of Mrs. Allen's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Allen
Coleman
Mrs. Allen
Pacific Railway Personnel and Discharges Report
Pacific Railway notices show Joe B. Cook transferred to Dodge City as special agent. Brakemen J. Howard, G. J. Gill, and N. S. Percival resigned. Promotions and transfers include W. R. Walker, O. C. Lee, and H. H. Lewis among conductors and brakemen. Navy and Army veterans join accounting and stenography staff. families relocate with Zanardi departure to Illinois and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Joe B. Cook
Dodge City
G. L. Lchaefer
H. W. Simpson
W. Mount
Waynoka
J. Howard
G. J. Gill
N. S. Percival
W. R. Walker
J. W. Sell
A. H. Chesser
W. C. Grammer
N. A. Greer
W. E. Clark
Betty Zanardi
George E. Zanardi
Amarillo Army Air Field
Illinois
San Francisco
General Electric
Born Timothy Mark Denman in the Denman family
An 8 pound boy named Timothy Mark joins the Joe D. Denmans. Mother and baby are reported fine. Fireman R. Boynton is laid off due to an infected threat. T. W. Bowdry serves as general passenger agent of Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Mark
Boynton
T. W. Bowdry
Fort
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Kinney Shoe Store
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Perpitch
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Panhandle
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Cal Farleys
Fillmore
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Farley S
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