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m Section Foremen .Meet at Memphis May 3 1<br />

Page 23<br />

Tire plrotogroph above shows those i~r atte~darrce at the general nreeti~rg of Southern dioisior~ sectiori foretrren held at Jler~rphis,<br />

.Voy 31. It wos one of the largest and ntost strccessfrrl sessions of its kind held on the systerrr in recent mojrths. About 150<br />

jorcrncrr nrrd nj'icinls wrre in atte~rdarrce and the discussion was marked by its ins!r~rctive~~ess and enthusiasr!~. Arrro~sg those<br />

cnntribrrtirrg especially 7~orthwhile talks were G. W. Koonts, diwistorr englrieer; S. J. Fra~rer,<br />

srrperintender~t, atrd A. P. Alatthews, assistant lraj'ic nranagtr.<br />

HEADS METRO CLUB<br />

When Victor B. Gleaves, secretary<br />

to M, Al. Sisson, assistant general<br />

manager, journeyed to Parsons, Kan..<br />

on June 21-23 he announced his<br />

purpose as attending the Metro Club's<br />

international convention in that city,<br />

but the well laid plans which he had<br />

also made to marry Miss Beulah Mc-<br />

Kabb of <strong>Springfield</strong>, went through<br />

without a hitch, and the young couple<br />

were married at Parsons. June 23.<br />

During the convention Mr. Gleaves<br />

nas elected executive secretary of the<br />

3Ietro Club International. Prior to<br />

this last post he had served as inter-<br />

natlonal treasurer.<br />

Glenves has been interested in civic<br />

club work since 1926. For two years<br />

he was secretary and treasurer of the<br />

<strong>Springfield</strong> Pathfinder Club, and was<br />

instrumental in the formation of the<br />

National Association of Pathfinder<br />

Clubs in 1929 and was national secre-<br />

tary of that association from its or-<br />

ganhation until its merger on Janu-<br />

ary 1, 1931, with the Young Men's<br />

Civic Forum International. The con-<br />

solidated organization took the name<br />

of Metro Club International. The<br />

Netro Clubs are civic clubs for young<br />

men between the ages of 21 and 34.<br />

At the E~ose of 'the convention the<br />

young couple went to the Pacific coast<br />

on a honeymoon, follo~ving which they<br />

will be at home to friends in Spring-<br />

field. Mo.<br />

I Recent Agenc.y Changes<br />

The following were installed per-<br />

manent agents at the stations which<br />

follow their names:<br />

Robert J. Horwood, Headrick.<br />

Okla., July 6. Orville D. Hathaway,<br />

Millerton. Okla., July 9. Victor A.<br />

Dnfour, Moyers, Okla., July 10. Perry<br />

H. Fisk, Schulter, Okla., July 9.<br />

William A. Barron, Thomas, Okla..<br />

July 9. Ova L. Haddon, Troy, Okla.,<br />

July 10. Benjamin 5'. Young, Wil-<br />

lian~sville, Mo., July l. Bruce J.<br />

Hough, Bushyhead, Okla., June 27.<br />

Henry M. Bader, Illmo, Ho., June 18.<br />

Alfred Braden, Mannford, Okla., June<br />

29. Alfred E. Dean, Seventy-Six, Mo.,<br />

June 19. Milton B. ReynoIds, Troy,<br />

Okla., June 22. Delbert Roberts, Ald-<br />

rich. Mo., June 15. Robert E. Lay-<br />

man, Fagus, Mo., June 10. Oren A.<br />

Cox, White Oak, Okla., June 10. Wel-<br />

don L. AIcBride, New Albany, Kan.,<br />

June 12.<br />

The following were installed tem-<br />

porary agents at the stations which<br />

follow their names:<br />

Marcus J. Williams, Kimbrough,<br />

-4la.. July 3. Clarence E. Sadler,<br />

Osceola, Ark., July 2. Cleo G. Hart-<br />

ness. Arkinda, Ark., June 23. Robert<br />

W. Holland. Broseley. Mo., June 22.<br />

Harold D. Petty. Cuba, Mo., June 23.<br />

Robert A. Maffett, Haverhill, Kan.,<br />

June 11. Lon Richards, Illmo, Mo.,<br />

June 8.<br />

Effective July 8, 1931, Macomb, Mo.,<br />

ticket only agency was closed.<br />

Oscar C. Miller was installed per-<br />

manent agent at Neodesha. Kan..<br />

July 1. Ticket account only was<br />

audited as cashier handles freight ac-<br />

count, agent handling ticket account.<br />

Jack J. Roberts was installed tem-<br />

porary agent at Quapaw, Okla., July<br />

9. Regular agent, D. B. Sudsbury,<br />

left station June 16. Fred Sweep,<br />

operator, was acting agent until<br />

July 9.<br />

Clarence D. Blakey was installed<br />

temporary ticket agent at Wishart,<br />

Mo., July 3.<br />

Effective June 18, Floral, Kan.,<br />

Western division, Beaumont sub-<br />

division, was closed as a freight<br />

agency, remaining open as a ticket<br />

only agency. Lawrence C. Horton<br />

was installed ticket agent. Former<br />

agent, A. Braden, left station May 15.<br />

Chester F. Rogers was acting agent<br />

from that date until June 18.<br />

Effective June 30, Kirk, Mo., ticket<br />

only agency was closed.<br />

George D. Bailey was installed tem-<br />

porary agent at Moyers, Okla., June<br />

12. Transfer made between agents<br />

to be verified by traveling auditor.<br />

Effective June 16, Orville D. Hatha-<br />

way relieved G. D. Bailey and will<br />

continue to handle station until per-<br />

manent agent is assigned.<br />

Mrs. AIfred S. Riley was installed<br />

temporary ticket agent at Linden-<br />

wood, Mo., June 11.

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