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Marcy Gail also has a sister and brother. On Aug. 23, Earl Good, revising clerk in the freight house, was married to Carol Lynn Elledge of Paris, Ill. The double ring ceremony was performed in St. Joseph Catholic Church of Universal, Ind. On Sept. 5, Doug Stevenson, yard clerk at Bedford, Ind., exchanged nuptial vows with Jenny Crane. She was a classmate of Doug's when he attended Shakamak High School. Their honeymoon was cut short by Doug's induction into the Army. The Armed Forces also claimed Mike Bedwell, yard clerk at Latta. He began his tour of duty in October. Vacation days are happy days, so say Ray ViTilliams, car distributor, Norman Mosier, engineer, C. 1. Stout, yard conductor, and Fred Cash, yard conductor. The four took a fishing trip to Minnesota. While they haven't boasted of their boat collapsing with fish, all enjoyed the trip, especially Mosier's cooking. It is with adverse feeling that I must report an accident that happened to one of our retired conductors, L.S. Hunter. While putting up storm windows, he dropped one on his big toe. Although you cannot claim it as a lost time accident, it was serious enough to cancel a golf date. We extend our sympathies to the famil1es of Cecil Deal and Richard (Dick) Baumgartner, who passed away in October. The Retired Railroadmen's Association conducted memorial services for Cecil prior to burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Dick Baumgartner, who was only 40 years old, died in Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis. He is survived by his widow and five children. He was conductor and yardmaster in Latta yards. I M & D Division AUSTIN-EAST END R. D. True, Correspondent Office of Superintendent C. W. Reichardt, retired F&B carpenter now living at Canton, S.D., advises that Retired PFI Don C. Bolton, who formerly worked at Mason City, la., underwent surgery on Oct. 10, having his right leg amputated above the knee. Don is getting along fine, but am sure he would appreciate hearing from his railroad acquaintances. He now lives in Savanna, Ill. There are two new stenos in the division headquarters at Austin, Lois Cummings and Mrs. Barbara Baker. Lois is steno for the roadmasters and the signal supervisor, and Barbara works for Chief Clerk Babe Swank. Babe recently had both his sons home together for the first time in about nine years when his oldest, Dick, a master sergeant in the Marine Corps, returned from duty in Vietnam, and his youngest, Fred, was on leave from the Army at St. Louis. Both have now returned to their posts of duty. 28 SiOUX CITY AREA Sophia P. Mcl
forces and then in the car department. Mr. and Mrs. Neal plan to travel and maintain their interest in riding horses. Assistant <strong>Road</strong>master L. S. Pauli of Manilla, Ia., retired Oct. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Pauli plan to travel, especially to visit their children in Texas and Florida. A retirement party was held in the Legion Hall in Manilla, with many people attending from different areas on the <strong>Milwaukee</strong> system who had worked with Mr. Pauli through the years. Coast Division SEATTLE Laura 1
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