The Frisco Employes' Magazine, June 1928 - Springfield-Greene ...

working in that c~wacity and as wiper
until retired on June 30, 1913, at which
time he was placed on the first pensinn
roll pair1 by this compat~g. His
rlearlt leaves but two of the original
pensioners alive. His allowance was
120.00 a month and a total of $3,540.00
had been paid him.
MISS ADDlE TOLAND
MISS ADDIE TOLAND. an employe
III the Ilay :: at his 11on1c. al
Warrensburg. 310. He retired almut
twelve years ago.
The captain served with the tedeml
forces during the Civil \Var. Hc.
worked in the government secret
service and later entered speclal agent
work with the K. C.. F. S. & 31.
FRiSCO FOLKS HEAD SOCIFTY
Xembers of the Frisco Family hold
11ear1y all the offices in the Ozark
Dahlia Society, which was organized
at the Greene County court house,
Sr~ringfielil, 110, April 24, to promote
tlahlia cultnre and the l~olding of a
tlahlia show this fall. The territory
embraced by the society is Sontll-
west hlissouri.
The officers of the society who are
of the Frisco family are: F. R. Holaway,
train baggageman, lwesident;
P. W. McKinley, freight honse forcman,
first vice-president; Arthur
Erke, telegraph department, second
vice-president; Mrs. %. M. Dunbar.
wife or the chief transportatio~~ clerk.
recording secretary and treasurer.
Others of the Frisco family who arv
charter members are: James Burns.
loreman or special equiplnent; W. A.
Eangs, mechanical department; Mrs.
R. J. >IcCilvry. wife of the loconlolive
engineer; Mrs. Charles Craig.
wife of the Frisco shop foreman;
Mrs. 31. H. Dodd, wife of the cabinet
worker: 3lrs. F. R. Holaway, wife o!'
Ihc. train l)ngi.axen~an, antl %. 31. Durllmr,
chief t~,ansportation c,lerl