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C. F. Wagner, DES MOINES chief special UNION agent, Des RAILWAY COMPANY Moines Union Railway Company, retiredC. March F. Wagner, 31 after chief 42 special years ofagent, railroad Des service Moines with Union the Des Railway MoinesCompany, Union Railrewaytired and March the Milwaukee 31 after 42 Road. years Mr. of railroad Wagner service was first with employed the Des Moines in the Union rail mill Rail at Savanna, way and 111., the and Milwaukee later worked Road. as Mr. special Wag officer ner was andfirst lieutenant employed of in police the rail at Beloit, mill at Savanna Savanna, and 111., Sioux and later City worked for the Milwau as special kee officer Road. and He lieutenant acceptedof the police position at Beloit, of chief Savanna special and agent Sioux on City the for Des the Moines Milwau Union kee Road. Railway He in accepted 1958. Mr. the position and Mrs. of Wagner chief special plan toagent makeon their the home Des in Moines Decorah, Union la. Railway in 1958. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner plan to make their home in Decorah, la. Chicago General Offices Perry R. Beck, Correspondent TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT We are all glad to see Dave Krondon Perry R. Beck, Correspondent back at work again. He recently returned after We spending are all glad a long to see period Dave of Krondon time at home back recovering at work again. fromHe a recently heart attack. returned after Cleospending Airola's a prize long period winningof brindle time at boxer, home recovering Dudley, won from another a heart blue attack. ribbon-this Cleo Airola's time at the prize International winning brindle Dog Show boxer, held Dudley, at the won International another blue Amphiribtheaterbon-this in Chicago time at on the April International 8 and 9. Dog Show Bill Ryan, held at former the International rate analyst, Amphi died during theater March. in Chicago He had on April over 45 8 and years 9. of service Bill with Ryan, theformer Milwaukee rate analyst, Road. died during The annual March. picnic He had will over be45 held years thisof year service on July with 15 the atMilwaukee the Lions Woods Road. near DesThe Plaines, annual Ill. picnic A softball will be game held this is planned year on and July there 15 at the willLions be a Woods horseshoe near tournament Des Plaines, andIll. other A softball games. The game ad is mission planned charge and there is $2.00 will be per a person horseshoe or family tournament and is payable and other to John games. Rogers The or ad Joe mission Nowacki. charge is $2.00 per person or family The Traffic and is Department's payable to John annual Rogers golf or outing Joe Nowacki. is in the planning for August 19. Contact The Traffic Bill Schauer Department's for further annual infor golf mation. outing is in the planning for August 19. Contact Bill Schauer for further information. 28 28 DES MOINES UNION RAILWAY COMPANY Chicago General Offices TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF MANAGER-DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNTING OFFICE Esther OF Golden, MANAGER-DISBURSEMENT Correspondent ACCOUNTING Congratulations to Marilyn Gnutek of the General Esther Statistics Golden, Bureau Correspondent on the birth of aCongratulations 7 lb. 10 oz. daughter, to Marilyn Angela Gnutek Chrisof tine, the General on AprilStatistics 17. Marilyn Bureau was on feted the birth by this of a office 7 lb. 10 with oz. adaughter, beautifulAngela shower Chris on April tine, on 14. April 17. Marilyn was feted by this Weoffice extendwith sympathy a beautiful to John shower Dennion son, April bureau 14. head of the General Statistics We Bureau, extend on sympathy the death of to John his motherDenniin-law,son, bureau Mrs. Curtin. head of the General Statistics Welcome Bureau, back on the to death Florence of his Precht mother of our in-law, General Mrs. Statistics Curtin. Bureau, who was off Welcome due to an back operation. to Florence Precht of our Recent General visitors Statistics to our office Bureau, werewho Leona was Dietrich, off due to retired an operation. assistant bureau head of theRecent General visitors Statistics to our Bureau, office were and Thel Leona ma Dietrich, Petrie, retired also a assistant retiree. bureau head of the General Statistics Bureau, and Thelma OFFICE Petrie, OF also MANAGER·INTERLINE a retiree. FREIGHT SETTLEMENTS OFFICE Ralph OF Gatto, MANAGER·INTERLINE Correspondent FREIGHT SETTLEMENTS Bonnie Fleming of this office, and Gary Lovett Ralph of Gatto, Battle Correspondent Creek, Mich., were married Bonnie on Fleming April 1. The of this couple office, honey and mooned Gary Lovett in Florida. of Battle Creek, Mich., were married As of May on April 1, W. 1. T. The Kures, couple managerhoneyinterlinemooned freight in Florida. settlements, is home recuperating, As of May and1, W. W. W. T. Kirscher, Kures, managerassistantinterline manager-interline freight settlements, freight settlements, is home re iscuperating, in the hospital. and W. W. Kirscher, assistant manager-interline freight settlements, is in OFFICE the hospital. OF MANAGER·CAPITAL EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTING Marion OFFICE J. OF Frank, MANAGER·CAPITAL Correspondent EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTING Sympathies were extended to the family of C. Marion J. Kisiel, J. Frank, assistant Correspondent engineer, on the death Sympathies of his brother were extended Stanleyto J. the Kessel, fam who ily of died C. on J. Kisiel, Marchassistant 11. William engineer, Breen, on father the death of Miss of his Helen brother Breen, Stanley bookkeeper, J. Kessel, died who on died March on March 2. The11. late William Mr. Breen, who father retired of Miss in 1953, Helen worked Breen, in bookkeeper, the offiCe of died Overcharge on March Claims. 2. The late Mr. Breen, who retired in 1953, worked in the offiCe of Overcharge Claims. Willard K. Peterson, superintendent of the IM&D Division (left), passes the timetable to Willard his successor, K. Peterson, William superintendent F. Bannon. of Mr. the Peterson IM&D Division has (left), been passes transferred the timetable from Austin, to his where successor, he has William held the F. Bannon. post of su Mr. perintendent Peterson has for been the past transferred six years, from to Chicago, Austin, where where he he has will held become the post assistant of su to perintendent general manager for the of operations. past six years, He was to honored by more than 100 of his friends Chicago, where he will become assistant at a party held at Tommy's Supper Club to general manager of operations. He was in honored Austin on by more May 5. than Mr. 100 Bannon, of his the friends incoming at a party IM&D held superintendent, at Tommy's Supper was for Club merly vice president and general manager in Austin on May 5. Mr. Bannon, the in of the Minnesota Transfer Railroad and coming IM&D superintendent, was for the merly St. vice Paul president Union Depot and general Co., St. manager Paul. Austin of the Daily Minnesota Herald Transfer photo. Railroad and the St. Paul Union Depot Co., St. Paul. Austin Jack Fraser, Daily Herald assistant photo. engineer in this office, and his wife, Lillian, who works in the Jack Freight Fraser, Revenue assistant Office, engineer became in this grandparents. office, and his Their wife, daughter, Lillian, who Jean, works and her in husband, the Freight JimRevenue Ratajczyk, Office, became became the parents grandparents. of a 6 lb. Their 6 oz. daughter, baby girl, Jean, Delores and Jean, her husband, on Feb. 24. Jim Ratajczyk, became the parents Congratulations of a 6 lb. 6 tooz. Miss baby Kathy girl, Futch, Delores comptometer Jean, on Feb. operator, 24. and Tom Hood on Congratulations their engagement. to Miss TheyKathy plan to Futch, be married comptometer Sept. 22. operator, Congratulations and Tom Hood also go on totheir Missengagement. Debbie Blowers, They secretary plan to tobe J. married G. Kirchen, Sept. 22. on Congratulations her engagement also to Charles go to Miss Erdenberger. Debbie Blowers, Their wedding secretary dateto has J. G. beenKirchen, set for Sept. on her 30. engagement to Charles Erdenberger. Their wedding date has been OFFICE set OF for MANAGER·JOINT Sept. 30. FACILITY ACCOUNTING Jacquelyne OFFICE H. OF Hoffman, MANAGER·JOINT Correspondent FACILITY ACCOUNTING March and April have been active months Jacquelyne in our H. office. Hoffman, Correspondent On March Marchand 1st, April a babyhave shower been wasactive the highlight months of in the our day office. for Judy Krystiniak. SheOn received March many 1st, a baby adorable shower gifts was for the David highlight Michael, of the who day was for Judy born Krystiniak. on March 22. She Congratulations received many to adorable Judy and gifts her for husband, David Michael, Michael. who was born on March 22. Congratulations to Judy and her W. husband, B. "Bill" Michael. Walker (right foreground), who recently retired from his job as switchman W. B. "Bill" in the Walker Seattle (right Yard foreground), after 30 years who with recently the railroad, retired is from shown his with job co as workers switchman as he in receives the Seattle a retirement Yard after gift 30 presented years with by the Yard railroad, Foreman is shown Ray Pence with at co a workers cake and as coffee he receives reception a retirement held in his gift honor on May 3. presented by Yard Foreman Ray Pence at a cake and coffee reception held in his honor on The May Milwaukee 3. Road Magazine The Milwaukee Road Magazine Michael Sol Collection
Lois Leffleman, joint facility bill clerk, and Lee Skwierczynski Jr., system analyst of systems Lois Leffleman, and procedures, joint facility were bill married clerk, on and April Lee Skwierczynski 8 at Grayslake, Jr., system III. A bridal here's hO\N \Ne're doing analyst shower of systems was held and procedures, on April 7, at were which married the couple on April received 8 at Grayslake, many lovely III. gifts A bridal for here's hO\N \Ne're doing their shower home was held in Morton on April Grove. 7, at which They the First Quarter honeymooned couple received in many Floridalovely enjoying gifts the for Ending March 31 sights their of home Disneyworld. in Morton Grove. They First Quarter honeymooned Congratulations in to Florida Mary enjoying Winteriich, the 1972Ending March 1971 31 who sights passed of Disneyworld. her U. S. Citizenship test. Congratulations to Mary Winterlich, RECEIVED FROM CUSTOMERS 1972 1971 who passed her U. S. Citizenship test. for hauling freight, passengers, mail, etc. $ 72,520,575 $ 69,716,052 OFFICE OF MANAGER RECEIVED FROM CUSTOMERS REVENUE ACCOUNTING PAID for hauling OUT IN freight, WAGES passengers, mail, etc. $ 72,520,575 $ 69,716,052 (Labor in operating expenses) 35,105,355 33,013,323 Ruth OFFICE Schuhrke, OF Correspondent MANAGER REVENUE ACCOUNTING PAID Per dollar OUT received IN WAGES (cents) 48.4 47.4 Payroll (Labor taxes in operating on account expenses) of Railroad Retirement Act and Sympathy was extended to Donald 35,105,355 33,013,323 Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act 3,881,384 3,667,996 Ruth Schuhrke, Correspondent Per dollar received (cents) 48.4 47.4 Gruenberg, special accountant, and to Per dollar received (cents) 5.4 5.3 Payroll taxes on account of Railroad Retirement Act and his Sympathy wife, Dolly, was a extended former key to Donald punch ALLRailroad OTHER Unemployment PAYMENTS Insurance Act 3,881,384 3,667,996 operator, Gruenberg, on the special deathaccountant, of their son, and Mito for Per operating dollar received expenses, (cents) taxes, rents an'd interest 36,803,482 5.4 36,069,5415.3 chael, his wife, March Dolly, 23. a former key punch ALL Per dollar OTHER received PAYMENTS (cents) 50.7 51.7 operator, Sympathy on was the also death extended of their toson, Evelyn Mi Net Income (Loss) (3,269,646) (3,034,808) for operating expenses, taxes, rents an'd interest 36,803,482 36,069,541 Gunnell chael, March on the death 23. of her sister, Doro Per dollar received (cents) 50.7 51.7 thy Sympathy Cahill; and was toalso Erna extended Hendickson to Evelyn on REVENUE CARS LOADED AND RECEIVED Net Income (Loss) (3,269,646) (3,034,808) the Gunnell death on of the her death husband, of her Herman. FROM CONNECTIONS: sister, Dorothy Welcome Cahill; to and newto employee Erna Hendickson Joyce Heron REVENUE Number of cars CARS LOADED AND RECEIVED 220,746 226,462 the death of her husband, Herman. FROM 1972 CONNECTIONS: under 1971 5.716 man, typist in the Revenue Claims Bureau. Welcome The newto waybill new employee filers areJoyce JesusHer M. Number of cars 220,746 226,462 Aniciete, 1972 under 1971 man, typist Richard in the Crosley, Revenue Michael Claims Bu J. 5.716 Carbone, reau. The Katherine new waybill Se'mple filers are andJesus James M. Lennie Meyers returned to work on Robert Ohlsen, system analyst, under E. Aniciete, Guy, Jr. Richard New clerks Crosley, in the Michael FreightJ. May 1 after a leave of absence. Joe Alswent surgery on April 24 and is coming and Carbone, Passenger Katherine Revenue Se"mple and and Statistics James zewski Lennie has returned Meyers to returned work after to work a leave on along Robert fine. Ray Ohlsen, Rebesco system underwent analyst, openunder Bureau E. Guy, areJr. Robert New clerks 1. Ziomek, in the Michael Freight for May military 1 after duty. a leave of absence. Joe Alsheartwent surgery on May April 8, 24 We and wish is coming them Chesrow and Passenger and William Revenue S. Kuczek. and Statistics zewski The Fullerton has returned Avenue to work Bowling after Tour a leave both along speedy fine. Ray recoveries. Rebesco underwent open Bureau are Robert 1. Ziomek, Michael nament for military Women's duty. Division trophy was heart Recently surgery received on May a letter 8, We from wish John them Chesrow and William S. Kuczek. awarded The Fullerton to Pat Klein. Avenue Her Bowling high game Tour Padour, both speedy retired recoveries. train clerk at Western OFFICE OF MANAGER was nament 178, Women's Division trophy was Avenue. Recently Johnreceived extends a best letter wishes from toJohn all EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTS awarded The last annual to Pat Fullerton Klein. Her Avenue high Golf game of Padour, his co-workers retired and train friends, clerk He at is Western living Tournament OFFICE OF MANAGER was 178, will be held' on May 20 at on Avenue. Perch John Lakeextends at Crivitz, best wishes Wis., to andall Karen Konczyk, Correspondent the EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTS The Bonnie-Dundee last annual Fullerton Golf Course. Avenue A large Golf stocks of his co-workers the lake and withfriends, Kamloop He is Lake living Helen Ewald celebrated 45 years of turnout Tournament is expected. will be held' on May 20 at Trout, on Perch whichLake whenat fully Crivitz, grown Wis., should and Karen Konczyk, Correspondent service on March 16. The office honored the Bonnie-Dundee Golf Course. A large weigh stocks from the 25lake to 30 with pounds. Kamloop Last Aug Lake her Helen with a Ewald party on celebrated that day. 45 years of turnout is expected. ust, Trout, Joe which Maturno when spent fully hisgrown vacation should at service Sympathy on March is extended 16. The tooffice Ann honored Palan Crivitz weigh from and caught 25 to 30 a pounds. trout measuring Last Aug Chicago Terminals chinan her with on a the party death on of that herday. mother; and 19':6 ust, Joe inches Maturno kng spent and weighing his vacation 3':6at to Helen Sympathy Ewald is extended on the death to Ann of pounds. Palan her Crivitz Any and caught angler wishing a trout tomeasuring try his Chicago BENSENVILLE Terminals luck chinan on the death of her mother; and 19':6 at John's inches lake kng may and do so weighing by making mother. 3':6 reservations. to Helen Ewald on the death of her Delores Barton, Correspondent pounds. Any Contact angler wishing John to Padour, try his BENSENVILLE Route luck at 2, John's Crivitz, lake Wis., may or do phone so by 715 making mother. Congratulations are in order for Super 854-2399. Delores Barton, Correspondent reservations. Contact John Padour, intendent and Mrs. R. L. Tewell on the Route Instrumentman 2, Crivitz, Don Wis., Ostien, or phone who715 had birth Congratulations of their first grandchild, are in order Todd for SuperMi been 854-2399. hospitalized since February, passed chael,intendent on March and Mrs. 20 toR. their L. daughter, Tewell on Di the away Instrumentman on April 9. He Don had Ostien, 32 years who had of ane, birth and of her their husband, first grandchild, Dave Waterman. Todd Mi service been hospitalized starting at Fullerton since February, Avenuepassed and chael, Signal on Supervisor March 20 to Ken their Akert daughter, recently Di moving away on to Bensenville April 9. He in had 1955. 32 Sympathy years of purchased ane, and her a husband, travel trailer Dave and Waterman. plans to was service extended starting to his at Fullerton family. Avenue and takeSignal his wife Supervisor and four Ken boysAkert to California recently moving Sympathy to Bensenville was also in extended 1955. Sympathy to the this purchased June. a travel trailer and plans to family was extended of Elmer to P. his Fatz, family. train clerk at take Signal his wife Maintainer and four Larry boys M. to California Hanson Bensenville, Sympathy who was passed also extended away on April to the broke this June. his arm and has been off since the 16. family Elmer of Elmer started P. with Fatz, thetrain Milwaukee clerk at middle Signal of Maintainer March. He Larry has hopes M. Hanson of re Road Bensenville, in 1964. who He worked passed as away a yard on clerk April turning broke his soon arm to his and position has been at off Galewood. since the at16. Western Elmer Avenue started and with Division the Milwaukee Street middle Signal of Maintainer March. He Willam has T. hopes Clarke of of re asRoad well in as 1964. the 11He p.m. worked shift at as Bensenville. a yard clerk the turning Terresoon Haute to his Division position retired at Galewood. on Feb. at We Western also regret Avenue to hear and that Division Mrs. Stella Street 23 Signal after 26 Maintainer years in Willam the Signal T. Clarke Departof Mytych, as well as mother the 11 p.m. of train shift clerk at Bensenville. Edward Harold A. Hersey (right), who recently retired from his post as lieutenant of police ment the Terre and over Haute 20Division years in retired other depart on Feb. Mytych, We also passed regret away to hear on May that 2. Mrs. Stella at ments. 23 after He 26 is making years in histhe home Signal in Clinton, Depart Mytych, We are mother glad to see of train Joan clerk HuttonEdward back Harold Savanna, III., A. Hersey is presented (right), who a Certificate recently re of Ind. tired Recognition from his by post Police as lieutenant Captain W. of Miller police ment Mr. and C. over O. 20 "Jess" years Daily in other replaced depart atMytych, work after passed a away long period on May of 2. illness. on Mr. at April Savanna, 26 in Savanna. III., is presented a Certificate ments. Clarke, He is making his home in Clinton, JoanWe works are glad in theto IBM see Joan room. Hutton back of Recognition by Police Captain W. Miller Ind. Mr. C. O. "Jess" Daily replaced at work after a long period of illness. May - June, 1972 on April 26 in Savanna. Mr. Clarke. Joan works in the IBM room. 29 May - June, 1972 29 Michael Sol Collection
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