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Page 64 July, 1927
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK 4% and Safety
CHAFFEE. MO. Member Federal Reserve System
turned from his vacation which he en-
Joyed with relatives in Marietta, Ga.
L. W. Tank~rslev nnd \i.ifr, cl:rlm clerk,
spent May 25th and 26th in Augusta. Ark..
attending the graduation of their nephew
from Augusta Hlgh School.
W. F. Corkery, chief clerk, enjoyed a
short vislt with his - father - - ---- ~ -.. In Champalgn.
Ill.. on May 28, 29 and 30.
We el~eckd to hear a lot of good flsh
stories when T. E. Bryant cashier's
clerk, returned from his vacation, but
on account of so much rain he didn't have
the pleasure of flshing.
D. F. Byler, expense clerk, lcft on May
2s for Ripley. Tenn., and we haven't seen
him since. We flrst heard he was in an
automobile accident - - . - - - - and - - . - then - -. - we heard
he got married so guess it was a wedding
and not ail accident.
But A. V. Garrett got married (another
one of our bachelors gone) on May 28 to
Mrs. Bessie Nye. On Vac's return me
presented him with a mahogany mantel
Frisro weir often becoi~u knowit the cystcut over for their rriclzirar~~es. Every clock.
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division has a irur~rber of Petcs aud Dintgs-but W. G. Cook, claiw agent for The Vets of this office attendlng the
Frisco Litres at Thayer, Mo., sends the accontpanying photograph, with the follow- Reunion were: S. L. Oliver agent: C. M.
Davis, chief claim clerk: H'. Q. Flanlgan
ing harzdles attached to the naiiies:
OS&D clerk: B. 5. Linville, assistant stal
Front left to right: B. H. (Boneltend) Nelsoir, brakegilari; C. P. (Posstcnrhide) tion accountant. All report a flne time.
nnd since then we have a new name for
Jacobs, errgkcer; D. (Dinty) Moore, braheirran; E. P. (Puckey) Lee, errgincer; Mr. Davis, "Cake Eater." It seemed he
I. R. Fisher, engirrecr; H. G. (Little Mike) I.yitcla, braketizarg.
m%q going to be out or luck at the plcnic.
as he doesn't eat meats, but he is
"Everybody knozrrs thtsc men," writes Mr. Yarbrough, the reporter, who helped very fond of cake.
Mr. e k "line 'em z4pU, "and we're anxious for the rest of the system to know Faye Barbee stenographer also atthem.
tended the veterans' ~euniod with her
father and mother, having started her
vacation on June 6. Pave - -" - In .- also taking
two weeks -addfio& vacatlon and dur-
Louis recently. Whlle he states they bIother of Mrs. Ralph Connell made a ing which Miss Charlotte 0l&anger Is
treated him mlghty flne he is very glad visit to Dora from her home In Tennessee workina in her place who has been workto
be back at work.
T. J. Connell, Joe Howell, L. W. ish hop' ing extra In superiniendent of terminals'
Assistant Rate Clerk Scales is spending Kilhy Corkren and F. &I. Scott attended off . - - Ice. . - .
a vacation in Denver and Colorado safety meeting held at Carbon Hi11 June Gordon Robertson cashier spent week
Springs.
2. 1927.
of June 6 with rk~atives 'In Mountaln
Vets Imboden. Dunkin and Cummings John L. Argo. second operator, off ac- Grove. Mo., also going - - to Sprlngfleld to
represented us at the Reunlon.
count being sick: he was relieved by B. see friends.
C. Kitchens. extra . - onerator. . . - --. - - .
Elma Wright, comptometer operator,
DORA, ALABAMA
Wm. R. ~illkh conductor, was bumped has been off several davs recently on
- by W. V. Earl 'off Dora hole job; this vacatlon. --- ~
forced Lilllch to go to Birmingham extra B. C. Johnson, rate clerk. also went
F. M. SCOTT. Reporter board.
fLshIng the flrst part of June. but he -
won't talk much about his trip; don't
l3ffective dune 1, 1927. Sipsey. Ala.. was LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICE think he had the right kind of bait.
closed to freight and passenger. and Is
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Frank Bauer. John E. Geiger, and T.
now a prepay station. The billing and -
C. Hlgginbotham check clerks on outall
other business formerly handled at
bound platform, kre now back at work
Sipsey now handled at Empire. Ala.
VIRGINIA GRIFFIN. Reporter
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after a few days' vacatlon.
Fred Horton. agent. who was taken I11
We had a flne Greater TraPPlc Comwith
malaria immediately upon being re- I?. J. Walsh, carload hill clerk, spent mittee meeting on June 8 and from the
lieved from duties at Sipsey, is getting two days of his vacation with relatives way things look, we in this office are
alona very well.
in New Orleans recently.
going to have to get busy to keep up
c.1. Hunt, enelneer, and Claude Pat- W. W. Humphrey, switch clerk, is tak- with TV. D. Welch platform foreman,
rick fireman on Cordova run with engine ing his vacation two days each week; he and W. A. Moore, block clerk, as they
1217: was commended by Mr. B. G. Gam- and his family spent June 14 in Mam- are real workers.
ble on keeping their engine clean. Mr. moth Springs. Ark.
Everett Hanover, check clerk on out-
Hunt says he was taught that way; that Clarence Maupin, bill clerk, was unable
when he flrst went to flrina it was part to work several days the latter part of
of flreman's duty to clean enFine. MeHsrs. May on the bill desk account hurtlng a
Hunt and Patrick are very proud of their flnaer while playing ball.
letter from Mr. Gamhle.
J. J. Spencer, accountant clerk, has re-
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