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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
8
Q/A from Railroad Retirement Board staff explains death benefit calculations and beneficiary rules. Details include how death benefits are paid when survivor annuities exist, who can receive the benefit, and distributions after a spouse’s death under varying conditions. Also notes personnel movements and local railroad staff updates from San Angelo to Amarillo and Abilene.
Engineer H L Ott is assigned to the Amarillo Clovis local replacing W V Miller who moves to a through freight run between Amarillo and Canadian with Fireman E L Hathaway vacating the extra passenger board. The Santa Fe clerks chief negotiator J K Meskimen is called to Chicago this week. Extra boards expand by one through freight turn per district to meet rising business. Beardsley returns from Raton. Mrs J J Johnson back from Waynoka. G W Goodman protects trains 24 and 1 between Amarillo and Wellington. H H Tanner shifts to Amarillo Clovis freight. Roy Hanna moves to passenger service to Waynoka. A group from Anthony New Mexico High School visits, showcasing a winning Future Farmers of America livestock judging team and educational awards to Coach Barkley.
Word reached yesterday that Paul Winstead former chief clerk in the local freight and passenger department was accompanying the unnamed rail official on a trip.
Marian Gross and William Harrison appear in a social notes roundup as Panhandle shoppers visit Amarillo. Former Amarilloan Mrs. Van Higgins from Tulsa visits friends. Circle No. 4 of the Woman's Santa Fe backs youth participation in Kansas City. Checks presented by L. J. Cassell. Switchman W A Hair recalled to Waynoka to join the extra board. Ed James and wife welcome a son. Mrs. James at St Anthony's. Conductor B E B Middaud and brakes BW Wilson and L W Lamb reassigned to through service.
The First Christian Church sponsors a rummage sale all day Saturday at 605 East Fourth Avenue. The American Legion Auxiliary led by Mrs. B. F. Rose promotes a membership drive urging dues. Hunsley's offers 10 cents credit per gallon on paint. A son named Thomas Roger was born to Loy and wife at 911 Lipscomb Street on Saturday October 8. Mary-Margaret Cafeteria advertises home cooked meals for families.
Mrs Lon A Cannon of Texhoma Ohls is a medical patient Miss Ruby Lee of Spearman is under observation Miss Wanda Louise Head of Clovis is receiving medical treatment T EB Brizendine of 208 Mississippi Street is treated for a fracture Mrs C Y Dowlen of 1604 Johnson Street underwent a minor operation Lena Goetz of 708 Johnson Street is under medical supervision Johnnie Lee Holman of 2624 Brooks Street has undergone a major operation Dr W R
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