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Page 50 1 1 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- I 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 I 1 I widow and children. Thousands of your fellow employes have I 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: SAME I ADDRESS OCCUIJ.\TIOS LOSS AMOUST ' Joe I
I rions, but hns now fully recovered and ne're mighty glad to see him bacli on the inh. I %a-'~argaret Allard, daughter of Claim Agent Harry Allard, has just re- , !urned from St. Louis where she to~li , h e examination to enter nurse's tralnin~. Miss Allard passed her examinatmn and will enter St. Luke's Hospltal In St. Louis in September. Edgar Willer, cashier. spent Sunday in St. Louis attending the Cub-Cardinal bas~bail game. Niss Ellenor Hamm, daughter of Conductor Hnmm. ,who runs between St. Louis nnd Blemph~s on the Sunnyland. u-us married on June 29th to James Eric Taylor of Caruthersville, Mo. Mr. Tarlor is the owner of a Ferry Boat 1 nnd the young couple plan to live in r.!ruthersville. Thev have a host oC friends who wish then1 a long a11d Ihappy married life. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE CHAFFEE, MO. ( ASSA GOLDEX. Reporter Mr. 0. W. Watts arrived July 16 to I lake up his duties as assistant super- ~srendent on the River divlsion and exoects to move hls family from NewtGg within a short time.. Atr. J. L. Mumma and family enloved a short vacation during - the lat- . . ter part of July. Mrs. H. R. Carle has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Book, at Caruthersville, Mo. .Uiss Elizaheth Grieshaber has had 38 her guest for a few weeks. Viss lienevieve Grieshaber of Cryslal Clt~, XO. Miss Irene Louise Wehling, daughler of dlspatcher and Xlrs. J. J. Wehlin& was married to Mr. Frank Lilly r,i St. Louis, Mo.. at the home of her pirenls, Thursday afternoon. June 18. Icsth parties graduated from the c'hallee hlgh school in the class of 1'122, and Mrs. Lilly taught in the primary department of -the Chaffee public schools for several years. Mr. I,!lly is connected with the International Shoe Company at St. Louls rtd they will make thew home in that r~t? Yiss Lorene Bollinger spent the re- 8 ~ holidasa ' at her home in Oran, 310. Xrs. Dean Underwood has had as her guest for several weeks, her niece, Yiss Dorothv Clellan of Snarta. Ill. Ralph ~tebhens. of the - accounting .'ipartment at Memphis, spent rhe ( &cent holidays with his mother at l'l~affee. Preston Howell worked a few days I the flle room last month and Ray fatchett took care of the timekeeping i,>rk while R. C. Gieslke. Jr., took , few days' vacation. Seemed like old times to see Preston handling the , Ales again. Xr. E. ,L. Brand, division engineer, isnow driving one of the newest Ford rwlans. Mrs. Leo Lane and two children hare been visiting with friends in Ad- rance. hfo. Niss Anna Golden has been visit- In.: wlth her sister in Kansas City. ' ',lo., and with friends in Omaha, Neb. Ur. and Mrs. Bert McAllen of Se- ~clpa, Okla., have been visiting wit'h I I'r. and Mrs. J. A. McAllen. Out of the nlght comes dawn. Out of sgmpatliy comes serrlce. Mrs. C. 1. Forster, Funeral Home No. 918.920 Brooklyn Ave. KANSAS CITY. MO. GRand 0336 Pngc 51 Ray E'atchett and Chris Roland were among the baseball fans of Chaft'ee to attend the big game in St. I CENTRAL DWMON I Louis on July 12. I I Dean Underwood and family and 1. D. Allison and family have returned from a camping trip to Big Springs and other points in the Ozarks. OFFICE OF GENERAL AGENT OKMULGEE, OKLA. Mr. L. Ramey, roadmaster, has returned ro duty after having been oft' for a few weeks. Mr. Russell Bienert and family of Morehouse recently spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bienert. D. T. Wages of .\mory, Miss., has been doing relief work whlle some of the dispatchers were taliillg vacatioll. Harold Hopkins is mighty bus? these days getting ready for the big dance the Frisco Club will glve OIL August 1. Miss Mary Farrell of Sikeston worked a few days in superiut'endent's office last month. - - HELES TRONE, Reporter A11 of the employes at Okmulgee spent July 4 visiting relatives and fishing with the exception of Mr. G. A. Brundidge and Mr. V. W. Rikard. Mr. Kikard spent the day digging a well at his new home on the Morris Road and Mr. Erundidge spent the day at the Frisco freight oflice. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Colter motored to Crowell. Texas. where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wood and family visited 1-elatives at Sasakwa and went to the Kiamachi Mountains on a fishing trip. Serving Progress Dearborn service in scientific water correction produces new economies and steps up efficiency. The following is a typical report on a new user, from one of our service men: "Mr. informs me that results are fine on all engines, scale nearly all removed. About half the time is now saved in washing boilers. All their engineers are perfectly satisfied, and are reporting less consumption of fuel. They also have no more foaming trouble. Informed me that he would be glad at any time to recommend our service. You will appreciate the fact that they have tried nearly all kinds of 'cotnpound' and have now discontinued their water softener." Slrcll is Dcarborrt's corttriblitiolz to progress. Tl~crc is a Dcarbortt service irran witlli~t your call, ready to retlder ltslpfiil scrvicc. Dearborn Chemical Company 205 East 42nd Street. New York 310 So. Michigan Ale, Chicago Frirco Building, St. Louir Offices in All Principal Cities
Page 1 and 2: AUGUST 1931 OKLAHOMA CITY DED UNION
Page 3 and 4: MERRITT- CHAPMAN & WILLIAMS CORPORA
Page 5 and 6: THE FRISCO EMPLOYES' MACAZINE ROOMS
Page 7 and 8: of the Frisco. who had charge of th
Page 9 and 10: Page 7 h'c.l~iz~~ rrt Irft is o Icr
Page 11 and 12: Grand March: 1. Oldest Couple, em-
Page 13 and 14: erleg, wife of Frisco engineer, Spr
Page 15 and 16: (Top, dgkt): The photograpkt rr cau
Page 17 and 18: Ar~yrrst, 1931 Page 15 I Oklahoma C
Page 19 and 20: .-.. -... I- -- jcs' Clubs Make Enc
Page 21 and 22: in which he extended a hearty invi-
Page 23 and 24: Buddy Rex, 10-yrar-old sorr oj E. 0
Page 25 and 26: m Section Foremen .Meet at Memphis
Page 27: In the Frisco's Hospitals . r follo
Page 30 and 31: SHE'S A PERFECT BABY! "7'lrc rlrost
Page 32 and 33: Page 30 LOCOMOTIVE FUEL PERFORMANCE
Page 34: D ID you ever hear the lovely story
Page 37 and 38: A Good Idea Very Young Bride: "Thes
Page 41: Frisco Mechanic Familu News I JOPLI
Page 45 and 46: iaughter of our roundhouse foreman.
Page 47 and 48: Stables for an hour's ride. fol- 1
Page 49 and 50: IW St. John's hosnital. ;\t this wr
Page 55 and 56: Augttst, 1951 A flower garden is a
Page 58 and 59: Page 56 motor trip to Houston and G
Page 60 and 61: Pngc 58 Miss Margaret MurphY, daugh
Page 65: .-l~gr/st, 7932 rierkn have been on
Page 68 and 69: Page 66 'EF&co BPL~ -I~E A ~ 9 Thes
Page 70 and 71: for SIGNAL SERVICE Car Wiring, Ligh
Page 72 and 73: REID AND LOWE RAILROAD AND BRIDGE C
Page 74 and 75: BUFFALO BRAKE BEAM COMPANY BRAKE BE

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