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Page 56 motor trip to Houston and Galveston has been planned. F. C. Rudloff is acting car foreman. P. L. Stenger, electrician apprentice, has resumed his duties, after having been confined to the Sherman Hospital for several weeks. Mrs. G. \V. and L. B. Wade of Hous- ton. Texas, daughters of C. E. Blent- linger, car foreman, have returned to their homes after a visit with their parents. Members of Local No. 26 F. 4. of 3%. C. & C. D. E. are formulating plans for a ~icnic. scheduled for .the flrst of I NORTHERN DIVISION I OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT FORT SCOTT, KANS. 3IISS BLANCHE BICKNELL, Reporter :lahoma, left July 6th for the St. Louis hospital. - Engineer R. Y. Humphrey', and wife, and Mrs. Harry Hanes, were among those who attended the funeral of En- gineer Charles Irish. who was killed on the streets of Kansas City by a truck. Dispatcher H. >I. Marshall wife and son Max, and daughter 3iary Jane have returned from a thrhe weeks' tril; to Columbus and Cambridge, Ohio. They enjoyed the boat trip to Buffalo, N. Y.. and visited Niagara Falls. B. F. Barnes, agent at Anclover was off duty several days account dea'th in his family. Mrs. W. H. Bcvans is in Muskogee with her daughter. who recently under- went an appendicitis operation. OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT TERMINALS KANSAS CITY, MO. TOM KEHOE, Reporter Xiss Geraldine West. dauahter of switchman AI D. west: has gone to New York, where she will visit her cousln. Mrs. Russell Patterson. Mr. Patterson is an illustrator of national note. She will spend some time at the Patterson summer home In East Hampton. L. I. She also expects to vlsit her cousin. Miss Marcaret Hendricks. - - - - - - , of ~etroit; Nichiian,-now located at that point. Miss Hendricks formerly worked in the division engineer's office at Fort Scott Nr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd Wright announce the birth of an eight-pound baby boy, on Thursday, June 18th. He has been named Lloyd Lambert. Mr. Wright is night ticket arent at Fort Scott. General ~gekr E. A. Miller spent one day in Springfleld, Mo., on company business. Mrs. P. E. ,Murphy, wife of special agent, has returned from Madison, Wis.. where she attended the commencement e~erclses at the University of Wisconsm. Miss Rosemond Payton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Connolly, was one of the graduates. with high scholarship. She majored in Spanish. Miss Connolly is a niece of Mrs. Nurphy. Engineer J. T. Richardson and wife had as week-end guests. their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Alden E. Jenkins of ~ilnton, Oklahoma, and their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kammerlorh, also their son. Ralph Richardson of Boonv~lle Mo., and Miss Helen Holt of ~oonvilli. Mr and Mrs. Jack Dalton spent the Fourth of July at Rocltaway Beach, Mo., where they visited Mrs. Dalton's sister and husband, who have a cabin at that point. Jack returned to duty with a nice sun blistering. R. A. Maffett has been assigned to the non-telegraph agency at Haverhill. Kansas. J. TV. Rhodes relieved F. E. Harrison for a few days on helper position at Cherokee. Dorsie Smith displaced Pa' 1 L. Stewart as chief caller at Fort gcott. Paul L. Stewart bumped into helper position at South Greenfleld, displacing H. H. Bowman. H. H. Bowman bumped into helper job at Lamar, 3x0. Fred A. Zinn took helper job at Liberal. vice Virgil H. Holland. F. Emley and wife, agent Bois D'Arc. have returned from Dayton Ohio where they were called accouni death: Conductor J. W. Thomas has returned An interesting game between tile Northeast Merchants and the Frisco team on July 5, officially opened the new Frisco baseball fleld, which is located at Campbell's lake. two miles west of Rosedale. The flrst ball was pitched by Mr. Campbell and caught by Mr. Skaggs. as part of the opening ceremony. The ball diamond is one of the best diamonds in this vicinity with the added attraction of showers and lake. ahich are available to the players after the game. free of charge. Besides being an ideal spot for a baseball aame. Campbell's lake also provides all the necessary features for a delightful picnlc. there being plenty of shade, gram and playground equipment for the klddies. Many pleasant Sunday outlngs are anticipated by Frisco families at Campbell's lake, now that dad can watch the baseball aame - there. Mr. JI. J. Flanigan, retired superintendent of terminals, was operated on for appendicitis June 17, by Dr. Orr, at the Bell Xemorfal hospital. It was an emergency case and had to be rushed. Up to the present time. July 14. although Mr. Flanigan is still conflned in the hospital, he is reported as doins nlcely. He has the best wishes of this office. and \\re hope to see him completely recovered in the near future. Mr. Walter Medlock, general foreman here for a number of years, was transferred to Neodesha on .July 1. He was presented with a traveling hag as a parting gift from the boys in the mechanical department. The presentation was made by Mr. Skaggs. He will he missed by his associates here, but we wish him well and hope he will enjoy his new work at Neodesha. We want to extend our nrelcomc to 1\11., E. W. Brown. who conies to Kansas City from <strong>Springfield</strong>. Mr. Brown is general SAN CARLOS HOTEL Pensacola, Florida from Indianapolis. having been called there account death of his brother. L. J. Timberlake, who has been working temporaril on demurrage clerk position in freyght office, Fort Scott, has returned to his regular position as third trick yard clerk. Mrs. Thelma Linn, demurrage clerk, has returned from Amory, Miss. Mrs. Linn reports that her father who has been seriousl\~ ill. is gett. NI. C. C. Irish. enaineer. was killed at 48th and roost avenue,. Kanfas City, Xo.. on June 24. when lie was struck bv a truck while on his way to the station to take No. 105 out. Mr. Irish was buried at 3Iount Moriah cemetery on June 26. The office of superintendent of terminals desire to express deepest sympathy to I his family. Berklev Benneson's old Chandler. which h& been a familiar landmark I; the coach yard for so long, has recently S1.50 and .S2.0&-NO UP MANHATTAN HOTEL GEO. KUPFRIAS, Nanager Rooms With or Without Private Bath PENSACOLA, FLA.
een rrplaceu uy a new o-sy~lrlder Stude- baker-congratulations. Berkeley ! A barbecue plcnic was held by the Mo- nett shop employes on June 25. Invita- tions were extended to all shop employes nn the entire railroad. A feature of the tmtertainment was a match game played htween the Frisco team from Oklahoma Pity and the Frisco Kansas City team. The Kansas City team won the game, and also the $2.5.00 prize. It was a pleasant outing for all present and proved quite profitable for some. Just ask Boots" Abercrombie, star second base- man on the Kansan City team, who car- r1.d away most of the prizes of the day, having won the 50-yard dash, the horse- shoe contest and relay. Nr. Paul Gibbons, caller. and wife spent a very pleasant vacation wlth Mrs. Gibbon's parents at Roper, Kan., during the week of July 4. JIr. R. W. Claxton, switchman, visited the old swimn~lng hole in Emporia. Kan.. Julv 1 for a verv enjoyable week of flshing and swimming. - Rex Moore. operator this office, was off from June 22 untll July 1, account of an infected hand. He spcnt most of the time in the St. Louis hospital. but returned to work, much relieved, his hand being completely recovered and having been assured by the doctors in St. Louis that the infection was not serious. During his absence he was relieved by Operator 0. R. Carson of the Eastern division. Mrs. F. J. McDanlel and daughter. Mildred.. are visitlns relatives in Oklahoma city. JIiss Bernice Campbell, daughter of J. Large Enough To Serve Any . . . Strong Enough To Protect All .u Memantile-Commerce Bank and Trust Company kust -EiBh:h- St.Charles St.Louie Page 57 W. Campbell. switchman. la spending her vacation with relatives in Trlnidad. Colo. Mrs. B. J. Gleason, wife of general agent. resigned June 17. as president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Old Veterans' Club, account sickness in her family. Mrs. Rich, vlce-president. Is now acting as president. THE UNION NATIONAL BANK SPRINGFIELD, MO. LET THIS BANK BE THE EXECUTOR OF YOUR ESTATE The Bank That Always Runs Strong FRISCO DEPOSITORY I The Peoples Bank I of ~~rin~fiild, Missouri WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS OUR MOTTO COURTESY, FAIRNESS AND EFFICIENCY ' IFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 1 FRISCO DEPOSITORY The Central National Bank 1 OKMULCEE, OKLAHOMA We appreciate your account. a 1 Capital and Surplus $350,000.00 Successful Banking SINCE 1873 KESOURCES : Fortyone Million THE FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK FRJSCO DEPOSITARY Main at Seventh Street UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
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AUGUST 1931 OKLAHOMA CITY DED UNION
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MERRITT- CHAPMAN & WILLIAMS CORPORA
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THE FRISCO EMPLOYES' MACAZINE ROOMS
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