NOVEMBER 195 - Milwaukee Road Archive

AUDITOR OF EXPENDITURE'S OFFICE
Mary Harrison, Correspondent
Paymaster E.
H. Sow I e was
happily presen t
when his son John
recently received
a master's degree
in business administration
from
Ohio State University.
John, a
mechanical engineer
graduate of John M. Sowle
Purdue, is a vet­
. cran of service in the Air Force, from
which he was discharged as a first lieutenant.
Currently he is heing retained in
H civilian capacity to do research and
development work for the Air Force at
the Wright-Patterson plant in Dayton,
Ohio. He is the father of two, Mark, age
2%, and Danny, 1, both born while he
was in service.
Louise E. Redman, Marlee J. Bieschke,
NorIDltn Swanson, Jack E. Suomi, Max
Glugla, John R. Ritter, James F. Seng,
Gerald R. Wilkin and William R. Hays
Jr. are new additions to our office force.
Carol Haub of the Computing Bureau
recently became Mrs. Vaceluke at a
marriage cel'emony in her home. Afterward
the bride and groom spent a honeymoon
in the Smokey Mountains.
Now that vacation time is practically
over, we find we have had representatives
of our office in all four compass
directions of thcsc United States. Esther
Prather covered the north, venturing as
far as Toronto, Canada. Marjorie RObberts
took cal'e of the east by touring
the Kew England states. South, WP.
were wcll represented by Ann Kennedy
and Ronald Koss in Florida, and Rasp
Printz in Memphis. 'Mary Clauson
handled the west with a tour through
Colorado, Utah and California, including'
fabulous Disneyland.
Mike Samp of the accounts receivable
bureau returned to the office on Sept.
16 after an extended sick leave.
The dining car acconntant's office at
Western Avenue put out the "welcome
mat" fOl' the return of Richard Super-
son who has completed two years of
service in the Navy. He visited approximately
15 foreign countries during
his tour of duty.
Sympathy was extended to Lillian
Hansen of the computing burcau and
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