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his vacation. making a trlp to Chicago
and return to Dallas.
W. 4. Schubert, roadmaster of Oklahoma
City, is enjoying a visit from his
father and mother. who recently came
over from Germany to spend the summer
with him. They have nothing to
ray, but Chat this is the greatest countrv
on earth having in mind the hardship
under hhich the German people,
at this time, are existing, due to the
enormous amount of taxes that have
to be naid. in order to make the
renarat'ion 'navments. Thev also repoivt
thit~un'eniployment in ~ermany Is
far greater than over here. The railroads
in this country seem to interest
them most and the\. view the larae
equipment used in this country as the
greatest they SO far have seen.
The oil sprinkler has been operated
over the division. which is of Ereat
Oeneflt. keeping down the dust- and
maklng passenger travel more pleasant.
A new rail tYne cross in^ is be in^
installed at Cla%more. whi%h will bT!
a big help at' that point.
\V. T. Trisler, former roadmaster on
this division. was a visitor at the local
uffices a fek days ago. Mr. Trisler is
roadmaster on the Northern division.
Mack Carlley, water service repailsman,
is on the sick list, suffering from
an -~.. attack of malarla. We hone &~ he in
back on the-job soon.
Hank Smart, maintenance of way
timekeeper at Tulsa, who is in the hos-
~ital at St. Louis. is reoorted to be imbraving.
We ali hope- Hank fully recovers
and is soon able to resume his
cluties.
Wm. Everage, BGrB carpenter, Is
spending the summer at Colorado
Springs, for his health.
Material is now arrlving for the construction
of the new 50,000 gallon
water tank at east yard, Oklahoma
('it" -.-.. .
The southwestern pile driver and
crew moved to the Northern division
to assist In rebuilding the portion of
the bridge over Sack river that was
destroyed by Are.
The wrlter spent the 4th and 5rh of
July at the old home. Little Rock, .4rk.,
accompanied by Mrs. JIcMillan.
face and neck. He has been oft duty J. A. Macmillan, roadmastera' clerk
since the accident. however, think he and JIrs. Ida Macmillan. ticket cashler
is doing very well at this time. spent a short vacation at NrY. Nae.
R. F. Hughes, travellng freight and millan's home in -4rkansas.
nassenger agent' and wife just recently 4 number of clerks in the superin.
iqeturned from their two weeks' vaca-- tendent's office held a plcnic at-Dins
tion, spent at Big Springs State Park, Land. Swimming and golfing wrr.1
on the Currant River. We can just enjoyed, after which there was a grar
imagine how Rov spent his two weeks. feed.
Both report lovely time.
JIiss Naurine Mahon of the assiw
We all felt very lucky that we had ant superintendent's office at Okh
not been visited by the army of crooks homa City, was a week-end guest i.
now in circulation, but we bra~ged a Sapulpa. I
little too soon. July lGth, some one Mrs. Thelma Cobb spent the nee;
stole the car of D. D. Bucltlin, our end at her home at Oknlulgee.
rate clerk, while it was parked near
the office.
Don L. Battern, brother of Bonnie
Battern. Steno and the writer, just re-
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cently returned from Claremore, Olcla.. I RIVER DIVISION
where he has been for the ~ast three
months.
Jack D.. son of D. D. Bucklln, our
rate clerk. has been very sick for
several days now. It seems trouble
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO.
jusr piles up on Nr. Bucklln these
days. Here's for better luck in future.
IKEZ LAIL. Reporter
We all hone that little Jack will soon
be well akain.
Our deepest sympathy is extended I
Robert ICammer, clerk, whose nlni
month-old daughter died just recentlj.
The baby had a throat infection and tt~
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT measles and was only ill a few days.
SAPULPA, OKLA.
Miss Margaret Reynolds, daughter a:
retired engineer J. P. Reynolds, i.
spending her vacation at Niagara Fall.
JESSIT*: F. AITCHISOX, Reporter S. Y.. and Detroit. Mich. Mlss Reynold,
was 'accompanied on her trip by Mi?
Miss Daisv Sturm of the accounting Leonora Rafferty of this city.
departrnent,'was honored with a mis- Mr. S. L. Ui~r and family spent Jul,
cellaneous shower by the pirls of the 4th in Chicaao, - . Ill.. . vislting - with Mr
8unerintendentas office at the home of TThr's - .. mother.
~1:s.- Ella Burd, Ale clerk, at ~ulsa. Our heartiest congratulations are e.;.
Mlss Sturm was married to Raymond tended to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pearson
Holman of the mechanical denartment' who were married July 3rd. Mrs. Pear.
on July 11.
son was formerlv Miss Kittv Connor o'
i\Irs. Bess McLennan Hughes pre- parma.-%lo. ~r.- Pearson is" yard Ion
sented Miss Ella Thrasher. contralto, man at Cape Girardeau.
assisted by Karan Tuck, pianlst, in a Roy Cullum. operator. is again on th~
recital at the Y. W. C. A. auditorium. job at Cape Girardeau after harlnr
~ a ~ u l ~ A a number . of Miss ~hrasher'i been in the Frisco Hospital at St. Lou1
co-workers attended and mere delighr- for quite a while. Mr. Cullum under
fully entertained.
went a major and two minor opera.
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY 1
TRAFFIC MANAGER'S OFFICE
OKLAHOMA CITY
LUCILLE EATTERK. Reporter
64CONTINENTAL" is a name well known to Frisco men.
When accident or illness stops the pay it means PRO-
TECTION of the incoriie; indemnity for loss of limb or eye.
In the case of a fatal injury it means a generous sum for the
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widow and children. Thousands of your fellow employes have
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fortified themselves against the unexpected.. Here are a few
cases where foresight has helped the family- meet the emergencies
of a fatal accident to the breadwinner. Ask the fob 1
lowing Frisco employes or their beneficiaries:
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ADDRESS OCCUIJ.\TIOS LOSS AMOUST '
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