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

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Ilxrc~ltl Ilar returned from the West- vidcntally Carl is quitc a banjo artist son's officv, but his posltion was ern division and now holds the posi- and has promised to bring his banjo abolished April 1. and IIC displaced C. lion of instrunlentman in the division clown to thv office and give 'us a real I(. Hornung. Another change in the t'n~ir~t'cr's office at this point. treat soon. clerical force at east yard resulted in 11. I,:. Drake, chief tic. and timber It won't trr long now. Dewey Bass the losing of Miss Elma Williams, who inspc'ctor of the Frisco, !)aid this of- was setan \vIiil)l)iug the air with his has been stenographer for Mr. Flill. f1iv :L short visit while on his way fly rod. assistant superintendent for the past to ;\lanstirltl, Arkansas, to nirct tlic tit, Nr. Ilonalrl Hrnxii, who 11;~s been thr 18 mol~tli*. JIiss Orna Ad:~ms displacm(~d I r:rln. aul.st of hliss Kathryn JI~;\Iatioll. iias - JIisx IVilliams, she having been tlisplircreturned to h~s hoke in Hartford. ed ;rs roiidmastcr's clerk by 15. 0. \Vest. MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Con~~ecticut. JVe now have two reporters in the .John Pcndrrrrass. instrumentnlan. FT. SMITH, ARK. resigned on A~II:~~ 28, to ;lcc:ept a sir nil:^^: I)uilili~~~ with the ~rdrlition (.if Miss ,\dams. position with the Cottori Reit ;it JIour~t l'lc*asanton. Texas. and H. V. Yerbv Thr bl'itigc men are rc~rewing the, I l:I.:NI.: \VOESTJIXS. Reporter h:rs been ;~ppointe& his xuwessor. bVb long bridge just west of the ylrrd arc all very glad to hare "Skwitch" office. The job will take about L' Mr. :in@ Airs. J. T. Baker of Mansfield. hack with us again. lnonths, und it is said that the walk ;\rlc;~ns:rs. were 1)ainfully injured when Clarence Rollingcr has achieved his way wbich was formerly on the south their ;rutomobile turned over' while life time ambition. which was :recon- ridc of the bridge will bc: placrd on the t.nruute from JIansfield to I'ort Smith plished sevc*r;~i Suntlrrss ago at our lu- 11ort11 sltle. on the night of hlay 1". and were v:11 flying fleld, wheu 11c had his first -. i)ruuyrht to :L Fort Smith hospitnl f~)r airplane ridc. nirdical attention. :\t this wl'itinrr. Iiate \'og:.pl hiis a new niecc, who has TULSA FREIGHT OFFICE liotll 1):rrties have Itaft the hospital and l)csen named C!atherine Mane. ikrv w~th Mrs. Baker's sistrr in Bort TULSA, OKLA. Jlrs. Ed. ('randall and son. 1~:dward. Smith but are still under the doctor's .Jr.. are visiting relativc*~ at Cnl~e Cirvaru. Mr. Raker is engineer on the :rrdeau. Chnffec! and Sprin~tleld. \\'hil~. .\Iitnsfic.ld Hrancli, running betwee11 at Sl~ring-fleld Mrs. Crandnll will he thv 1*'111.1 Smith and Mansfield. au(,st of her sistrr, Mrs. JI. W. .\her- Mr. J. U. 1leyl)urn i~.is rrt~~rned fror~~ Herman Holen, assistant casl~ler, 11;rd nathy. Jlr. 2\l)ernatl~y wns for~~~vri) the 8r11nual Fuel Conrer~tio~~ in Chi- clivisior~ ;icc7ountxnt at Fort Smith. the idea a tonsil operation was sornccsaro. .. . which was held from JIuv 7 to Is'ranlc Trower. spccial ncrnt. has I.(.thing kids had done on their way homta 11, inclusive. and reports a reln;u.lz- turned from the hospital in Sonthvr~~ from school and anklccl on home; hut :~bln xttendancc at the niectings ;rnd Texas where he as heen Tor the past ask him now that he's had one. His OIIC uf the best. if not the hest. fuel sevcr;ll months. and reports that he is ol)inion is the same as Sherman's w;rs vonvention he ever attendad. freling :I little better. We trust he of war. This department extcnds sympathy will soon be strong anourh to return Gcorgc Kerns, demurrage clerk, is lo Mr.. and Mrs. Fred JIorlev in tllv to work. suflcring :L had burn on the hand from loss of their son Harry J~oriey, age 24 llrs. Sxi~nie Relar~cl is filling trm- frying I~r~!nch fried potatoes at his sears, who died May 17, after u ver) ~ ) o ~ v:rcanc..v ~ r y during the itbscnca ol' don~icilr. rhort jllness. Thc Tulsa warehouse bunch :irv Mr. ;rnd Mrs. I*'. C. Fry :rnd son, Genc. A m(setin6 of section forf~~nen :111d H. e i rour'ni~. Thuy lost tl~c! per!- 1b1 Ibrt Smith. ~\rk.. and 311'. and JII-s. .Y- H. foremen was held at PayetteviIlV. ('leal.?. was carrying :r short time :LEO, and tl!,. 1)ro;rtl grin. which the anxious I St. Charles Hotel I look turned into, was the r~~sult of JII.. ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOT (!ie:rry hecoming :r "Grandpa" to twin boys. IIOI.I~ to Mr. (!1enryss daughter, E. G. GRAMLING, Owner and Proprieror Mrs. I.:. 31. \\ro~.le~~. INVESTMENT BONDS American Plan CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI I CAPE GIRARDEAU I I Southeast Missourian I I NAETER BROS., INC. I I Has More Subscribers Than Any Other Daily Newspaper in a Missouri City Under 40.000 .\ftcr sc~veral nlonths of watchin1 waiting. we have Ford Iius sc.rvicv hetween I*::lst Yard and South Yard, via Cqitol Hill. This is a big help. rspecially in had weather, but it loolcs as though some of the boys will Iw de- 1,rived of tl~cir t,xe~'oise now that they 1,:11i rid(. both wi~ys to irnd from work. 'rht, 1\vo drivers arc Socl Sllcrman and 11. I\-. Henry. h groul, c~f rirst yirr~l rnil,loyes. with \.;~i,d e11:i11e 3,542 111 t)ic IIRCI
Aliirlc!. Sloam, check clerk, is off duty sea srvtion U-18, relieving J. H. Kry. un arxwur~t of sickness. who is foreman on olle nf the surfacin~ ('Iy~It* HUIY~, chock clerk. was off duty xangs. a u~uple of days last week. W. C. Knowles In foreman on Red 1t;rlph Kinney, delivery clerk, went Fork st,vtior~, relieving W. Ti~wwnrd. fishir~g un Grand river. 1f you want who is in 17ha1'~e of the cstra gang. 111 know how Ralph looks telling about rile finh he 'aught, Icmk mn cover page OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT or 111c May Issue of the Frrisco Magsaiw. SAPULPA, OKLA. IXkrrrl (!hnse, who wns humped from tmsition as assistant cxshier by Herman TJolen, has gone to JIadison strrt,t stxtion. Jlrs. I.:lla >I. Hurd and Jliss Idis I'eggy DoolIng worked temporal-J IJlanazan attended thr luncheon given position as espcnse clcrk, week of Ma) by the auxiliary uf thtt Frisco Employ- ;. ;IS h1;lr.y Jenkins w:+s yonfined to hor rs' Club of Tulsa. which w:ks held :kt the Irnme with chronic appendicitis. Egyptian Ten Room in T~ilsa. J. T. Hanks, machine operator. narecr Jliss 1-Xl:k Thrasher was the guest of u-ith f'hnrlrs Ihrwin's theory on cvo- Jliss S;rnc.y lienale :kt her homv at lutio~~. Every morning i111d eve~~inp ICnid. Miss Kengle is stc!noaral)hvr to the ;iaent at Oiclnhoma ('it\-. ('. 1.'. Flustt4 attended Triennial Cow vention of the Hrotl~erhood of Railw:~? (:lerks ;1s delegate at large, which con- \-c.ned at. C:olurnhus. Ohio, May I I. Nivs Helen Gorhnm hns returned from Fort Srott :lftur n short visit with her hl.ot.lic~r, fo14merly of Snpulpa, ~ L I I ~ is tloi~~l: 'xtrn \vorlc in the uuprrin- ?-nu can see J. T. performinx rnonlrry tricks on the tralwze and po1c.s nr thvrn Pnrk. Jlrs. \\I. :\. Bryan. wife of rate clerk. itas returned from Cleveland. Tenn.. :1womt):111i~4 hy her mother. Mrs. J. T. Hanks. wlio is convuloscinx. .John Iiicc!, (colorc~d), t~'ucli loxdor. :tttcndcd tJe funeral of his father \\.lie riicd May i, rlt Muskogee. Okl:~. .\rthur Herle, (colored) truck lo:~dt!r. \\.;IS shot through the arm and I)acI( : L I I ~ IS reported in n serious condition. tendent's nft'ice. Lvnn R. Hikmilton hzru rvsumrd dut\ ns chainman i~ftcl' n sixty day rlhscnce du+- to :k broken nnkle. lliss I,oir Flanagnn rccc,ntly visited 7 THE MANUFACTURERS OF UNION MADE Roy Rutler. (colored) t~~ucii 1o;ldcr. :~ttentle~l thl' funeral of his father who :kt li(br Iiornc in Vinitn. rlic~rl MR.~ 7 and was buried ;~t IJol(.>-. ['rank ('am])hell a ~ ~ C. d IC. Han.is Okl:~, took thr first on'icinl flshfng trip of tlic Shed\vick Sprlggs, ('olorcd) truck SCRSOII. loader. was off duty awount of the S:~pulpnns are watching with intrrsrriouz illncss of his hroth~r. s L A I I ~ f~~rr.m:rn on the .quri:~cinx xanx :111d is worlrinx in pl:krt$ of S, M, Is'(41,whirh wnx put back on :r~ain l1;ty 6. :'USOII. i11~1~cctor. The stc:~tlp increase of business in S. .\I. Frruuson, locom'otivc. i~ls.il)(,(~to~ 111(, Tr~ls;r Tr~'minnls hi~s ~nntle it nt.crs- is rnj~)? inc :I v:1~;1t ion with his p;$rrrlts ~ ~ 1 to . y add ;in extril g:knfi to the tlx~k in Tcs;~s, forces of roi1dmastc.r 3I:rrsh. 311.. Till- ('. \\.. (:illispic, m;whinist. Is thr .s\vortl. fo~'c!m;in ;it lied Fork. \\-ill br- in I)I.OII~ o\vt~vr of :k nrw \Vhippc.t setlan. ihllnrxe of the gang. \vliic~h will 131. 11rin- with \\-Iiic.h he r.spc-cts to ~IICIY*RHC* the (~ilmlly (!ngHg:'c(l in conrtructinr: !le\v ~,l'oduc.t ion IPC xasolinr.. t~.:~cks. 13. L, GrifCith, wlio \\.as tinlekcepcr
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Motor Barrel 60 Hours 6 Positions *
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Page 2 ;7/1EF@c0 FPIPLOI%S' I( EMPL
Page 6 and 7: Page 4 FRISCO'S YALE TERMINALS OPEN
Page 8 and 9: !ws of New $1,750,000 Terminals at
Page 10 and 11: GROSS REVENUE DECREASES $5,146,470
Page 12 and 13: Pngc 10 T NEWS of the FRISCO CLUBS
Page 14 and 15: Page 12 The Frisco Ladies' Club of
Page 16 and 17: The president appointed Messrs. See
Page 18 and 19: Page 16 . A by-law committee with R
Page 20 and 21: Pagc 18 Rough Handling OR the first
Page 22 and 23: Page 20 'BOARD FOR VETS' REUNION 2,
Page 24 and 25: A RECORD AT SPRINGFIELD Freight Pla
Page 27 and 28: SECTION FOREMEN MEET Several proble
Page 29 and 30: O.ZVIS09, train 131, engine 4032, T
Page 31 and 32: REA IDS PAPER ON SAFETY .\saista ~n
Page 33 and 34: working in that c~wacity and as wip
Page 35 and 36: Jitn~, 1928 Pngc 33 T St. Louis Bow
Page 37 and 38: onz wp ro rrynr, roy I-ow: ~r~~izau
Page 39 and 40: Fur Protection L skunk and her four
Page 41: ON MEMBERSHIP DRIVE The Ladies' Aux
Page 44 and 45: Page 42 Also these are the days whe
Page 47 and 48: Mr. James h'emkirk. south shon. and
Page 50 and 51: Alrs. J. .B. Zimmer, wife of assist
Page 52 and 53: Mr. W. 4. Hutton. car forcm;in The
Page 54 and 55: Sorman Kay. machinist apprentice. h
Page 59 and 60: Jzrirc, 1928 Page 57 >rifts days Ch
Page 62 and 63: Pnge 60 r/HE/T&w ~MPLO*S'~WZ/N.F +
Page 64 and 65: Pnge 62 A. T. 1:rowrn and Ha1.l.y C
Page 66 and 67: sympathy to the family of Engineer
Page 68 and 69: \\?. S. Doss, claim investigator, l
Page 70 and 71: LITTLE BAYOU MILL CO., Inc. AIhYUFA
Page 72 and 73: Pagr 70 BIND YOUR RECORDS l nto Per
Page 75 and 76: Brookside-Pratt Mining Go. INCORPOR
Page 77 and 78: Smokeless Fuel Company HUNTINGTON,
Page 79 and 80: June, 1928 Page 77 STAND- SE%XK-S!F
Page 81 and 82: Jtrrze, 1928 Page 79 R. F. CARR, Me
Page 83 and 84: "L~"~D@P@@ ROLLER BEARINGS
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