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It poor. work Americans work beautiful, repairs, repairs, Americans It beautiful, The interest on, Road interest again Road on, car in and again car in it. nice nice and it. humble humble youngster Emily, Emily, youngster very very working world. working world. has has interest. that and interest. that and ideas ideas a a is is remember, remember, ALLcoTT My ALLCOTT weight, weight, My Supervisor Supervisor Car Car a always a to to years years always Allcott’s Allcott's It Milwaukee It is I is stories stories a I a construction construction good good Railroads Sol Railroads position most position most to to employes. employes. nice be nice thought new thought be have have people, to new people, so It so It choose I to choose collection collection I interesting interesting in a a in Shops Shops I, consists consists I, father father is is Wis. Wis. have, on have, Road work on part work Collection and, Road of part and, of fascinat­ better better fascinat the exciting, the exciting, many many Mrs. a Mrs. a has four-year-o fouryearOld has ;md now and now for Road, an for an Road, feeling. in life. in feeling. life. should. talking, should. talking baby baby of lightweigb lightweigbt the of I the I been been "our" and and “our” son, and son, and the the right right have have rail­ been of rail who been of who all all favor favor to and and excellent to excellent my onetime and one-time and my been my the for been the for my are the are the its greater its of grea~ of in of in of Gilbert Gilbert a is is boy. a boy. I I watch I w which I whi~ work in work­ in aban aban­ earl from ear Jack, froJII Jack, atcb Gib Gib­ still still and and the the all, all, .. a of of ld I * Which road these Christma WhiCh road ChristIna Gauby toads these Gauby the JOflUcuy, toads the receive titan shock shock iudged than receive judged merce. reeovere Glenwoo Glenwoo IIlerce. recovere his Milwaul Soeiatioi sociatiOl his can can Milwaul Railroat jeet, Railroac ject, in claim in tlaim been G1enwol been Glenwo( freight freight himself himself congres who who to congres to T road PHE

road Ess “Thi5 I "This Only Only the He the He hone honc prell, prest aad. and reeel' recei WhOE Assi aatlo whos Assl cello Spr. HE Spr: Rai hon Rai hon 4,Oi toej mel 4,01 wo w~ brl br “ "~ ac aCI Gs Ge of r pI of ps rll h; hI tc n n, t o o· t t t I t , : ; to Manuel Rubio, shop inspector on Winners of National the Southern Pacific at Douglas, Winners Ariz.Aria. Among those who attended the Essay Contest Announced luncheon in honor of George Gauby were Wilson McCarthy, president of the Rio Grande Railroad; Congress­Congress man-Elect Wayne Aspinall; E. A. I . West, executive vice president of the Rio Grande; G. B. Aydelott, division supertendent, and other division of­of ficers; W. D. Ryan, general chairman of Gauby'sGauby’s union, the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks; Walter C. Mittel­Mittel berg, of San Francisco, president of the A.R.M.E.A.; Harry Walker, of Denver, national secretary of the A.R.M.E.A.

The Winning Essay Mr. Gauby'sGauby’s essay, considered to be the best written by any railroad employe in the United States, is quoted below:

Why I Like to Work for My Railroad ByB GEORGE ARTHUR GAUBYGAUnY GeorqeGeorge A. Gauby.Gauby, freiqhtfreight handler on the Denver & Rio GrandeGronde Western Ratlroad.Railroad, whose essayessoy entitled "Why“Why I Like to Work for My Railroad."Roilrood.” won first prize in the "After“After thirteen years'years’ service with nationwide contest sponsored by the American Railway MaqazineMagazine Editors'Editors’ Association, the Rio Grande, I should be able to receives a $1.000$1,000 check from Walter C. Mittelberq.Mittelherg. 1948 president of the A.R.M.E.A. answer that question easily. There and editor of the Western Pacific'sPacific’s employe maqame.magazine. Left to riqht:right: Wilson McCarihy.McCarthy, are the solid substantial reasons, of president of the D&RGW. Mr. Gauhy. Mr. Mittelherg. Mrs. Gduby and daughter. president of the D&RGW, Mr. Gauby. Mr. Mittelberq, Mrs. Gciuby and dauqhter. course. There is the fact that a rail­rail road man is sure to feel secure as leading citizens of essential of HE leading citizens of Glenwood essential part of a system «;Ifof trans­trans long as he properly performs the du­du Springs, Cob., as well as a portation which has so much TSprings, Colo., as well as a rail­rail portation which has meant so much ties entrusted to him, and is also road president and a United States to the greatness of our nation. sure of steady employment at an congressman, were on hand Dec. 15 "Here's“Here’s what a freight handler in above-average rate of pay. There is to honor a railroad station employe to honor a railroad station employe the station of Glenwood Springs, the sick benefit fund to aid the rail­rail who national recognition to who brought national recognition to Colo.-GeorgeColo.—George A. Gauby is his name road man when he is 'iII,ill, the hospital himself community. himself and his community. -had—had to say about this system of fund to take care of expenses if he He was George A. Gauby, 47, He was George A. Gauby, 47, transportation: 'The‘The system rolls on has to go to a hospital, the Railroad freight freight handler and redcap at the smoothly, efficiently; the trains wheel Retirement plan to help him when his Glenwood Springs station, and his by, loaded with merchandise bound railroading is done. There is the an­an claim to distinction was that he had for the four corners of the earth, nual pass he carries in his pocket been acclaimed winner of first place nail,n all, I crowded with passengers for all the which enables him to travel the sys­sys inthe and in the nation-wide contest on the sub­sub ends of the world; and I Imowknow that tem end to end, and the passes 4ject, tem end to end, and the trip passes ject, "Why“Why I Like to Work for My I have a part in it. It is a small part, by which he and his family can , Gib­m. Railroad,"Railroad,” sponsored by the Ameri­Amen to be sure, for I am no more than in can travel for free anywhere in these Jack, can Railway Magazine Editors As­As one tiny cog in a great and compli­compli United States. All of these things sociation, and United States. All of these things ilbert sociation, and participated in by the cated organization, but there is an a man Milwaukee are good and must weigh with a man lr-oldsr-old Milwaukee Road. The luncheon in abiding satisfaction in Imowingknowing that when he chooses his life'slife’s vocation. his honor lOY·Foy. his honor was sponsored by the my work contributes to keeping the "But“But there is more than that to -time Glenwood Springs Chamber of Com­Com wheels rolling on the rails.'rails.’ " :-time inerce. being a railroad man. To be a rail­rail aban­aban- Illerce. By this time Mr. Gauby had Mr. Gauby’s essay had been recovered, Mr. Gauby's essay had been en­en road 'manman is to be a good member of or of recovered, more or less, from the national shock tered in the national competition by society, one of a fraternity of men work­work- shock of learning that his had been virtue of having won first place in who are respected for the work they $Judgedjudged the best from among more which the the contest sponsored by the Den­Den do, the things they stand for in the than 4,000 essays, and that he would s still that ver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. community. Our system of transpor­transpor receivethe $1,000 ellent receive the $1,000 first prize. Second prize in the national contest tation has played a vital part in tliethe Only Ii the Only two days before, on Dec. 13, went to Ralph H. Sanborn, agent on greatness of our country; the rail­ the the rail the Association of American Rail­Rail the Boston & Maine at Raymond, roads contributed mightily to the roads fatchwatch roads had paid a tribute to Mr. N. H., who had won first place in the building of the West, and it is rail­rail Gauby from Gauby on "The“The Railroad Hour,"Hour,” in Boston & Maine contest. Third place road men who make the railroads. from these :eateeaterr these words: went to John B. Corson, chief clerk It is a proud calling, that of the earlyearlY . "This“This business of moving the to the Illinois Central division su­su railroad man. This too has weight. ,igbtight Christmasuhristmas mail is one of the things perintendent at Waterloo, la.;In.; Mr. "And“And there is something more, ~nn anall Which railroads do that gives rail­rail Corson had won first place in the something that has to do with in­in road men the feeling of being an I.C. contest. Mention of merit went tangible ,things.things. When I hear.hear the

JnJtUQry :lIIlUClly. 1949 11 Michael Sol Collection Bibs Are tion to me that all of my youngYOUng JlI Bibs Are "In"“In” on Hiawatha Diners left me with the COrFectcorrect id TRAVELING tots whose of service, honesty and courtesy a = table manners do not as that they are now all Olympian Hiawatha, up a grade, or see the lights of a "I“I like to work for the Boston & Best to California passenger train flashing through the Maine Railroad because _..I. . . I have night, I feel a thrill that cannot be been able to live in a little New Eng­Eng A. R. BUCHWALD, a long time resi·resi measured out in money or weighed land village and enjoy a full life, to dent of San Mateo, Calif., recently upon a scale. The system rolls on marry, to raise a family, to partici­partici visited his boyhood home in Milwau­Milwau smoothly, efficiently; the trains wheel pate in town, church and lodge af­af kee. "Just“Just for curiosity sake"sake” is the I by, loaded with merchandise bound fairs,fairs, while earning enough money reason he gives for returning to Cali·Cali for the four corners of the earth, to own a decent house, buy the wife a fornia by way of Seattle and the crowded with passengers for New piano, send the girl through college, Olympian Hiawatha. "Since“Since my re­re York or Frisco or London or Bom­Bom run a good-enough automobile (and turn,"turn,” he writes, "I“I can'tcan’t find praises bay and all the ends of the world; change it once in a while)-inwhile) —in short, enough for your superior train and and I lmowknow that I have a part in it. to live in a respectable, God-fearing, the courtesy of the train and dining It is a small part, to be sure, for I pay-your-bills,pay-your-hills, middle-class sort of car crews. am no more thanthan one tiny cog in a way. "You“You have not only a booster in - great and complicated organization, "I“I like to work for the Boston & me, but also in my friends and ac,ac but there is an abiding satisfaction Maine Railroad because my superi­superi quaintances who in the future can be in lmowingknowing that my work contributes ors in the company have never asked counted on to disregard the extra to keeping the wheels rolling on the me to do anything that lowered my 900 miles north to get this train and rails. . self-respect and they have never service to Chicago. I had a coach "That“That is why I like working for the asked me what ship I came over on,on. seat but made a complete ipspectioinspeCtlofln railroad-itrailroad—it just becomes a part of whom I was going to vote for, what of those 'touralux'‘touralux’ sleepers and the)'they me."me.” Church I attended, or what I had are really something to talk aboUt,about, for breakfast. ... and for me to take the next time. Second Prize Winner "It“It is sometimes possible to work "I“I go east every year and it will at a job and still have inclination and be 'Milwaukee‘Milwaukee Road'Road’ after this, even Following are excerpts from the time to 'bring‘bring up the young idea,'idea,’ though I have to make a 900-IlIi1e900..niule essay by Agent Ralph H. Sanborn, and it is a great source of satisfac-satisfac detour to do so."so. 12 MagaZ’ The Milwaukee Maqazl'" 1ury, 19 Michael Sol Collection lanuary ·------w ·-----HOW ~::::=====

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did hear the distant jingle of bel1befl Well, our old pal, Crew Director I We Set Our Sights on Santa Ir We Set Our Scorza, should just be getting ho M from work, so on to the Scorza'sScorza’s n by Dorothy LeeCamp little house. Santa beat us there, buit Plc Correspondent, BensenvilleBensenvitteYard through the open door we couIdcould little Carolyn and Bonnie little Carolyn and Bonnie Grace hUR.hue. ALoeA LOC ging Santa, and what do you knowkn, contest floor one of MEMORIES of Christmas Eve, 1948, On the floor was one of those bigbi' oped iIii will be a source of joy to us for years rocking horses Santa had "Uncle“Uncle roidwesinidweS This is the story of how the Camp make for him in to come. With our nephew, Bob Joe"Joe” Camp make for him in his base. event j Camps-Dorothy,Camps—-Dorothy, a car record ment workshop! Strantz of St. Paul, Minn., who was clerk at Galewood, and her hus·hus attenticatteflt visiting us, we set out that night to band Joe, Galewood yardmaster—yardmaster­ NNowow to the home of Harvey Reidel sands Bensenville) see if we could pick up the trail of spent Christmas Eve. For sure, (yardmaster at Bensenville) to see (ansfanS 0 Santa Claus could never cover his Bob, Ronnie, David AIlenAllen and little waukee Santa Claus. beat that night without helpers. littleI Bonnie Joy. And there was another a’ of little Judson Shear As a member of Saint Nick'sNick’s auxil·auxil another tion a' The home of little Judson Shear rocking'rocking’ horse! NNeverever have I (son of I.H.B. Engineer Clarence iary force, "Uncle“Uncle Joe”Joe" Camp I badhad la.,Ia., on : such luck to see Santa so Shear) was our first stop, after visited 31 children between dusk such luck to see Santa so often iain ernooernoon,n, and dawn and left'left with each one one night. Surely he would be head. Represe which we called on Dickey Feeney, a toy that had been made by ing for home soon. No, the WilliWilliam oewspa]newspal son of our old school friend Richard. Santa'sSanta’s helpers in the basement Hillebrand (Engineer both places. workshop of the Camp home in Hillebrand (Engineer HillebrandHillebrand) aineslines a Santa had been busy at both places. home was next and there Our next stop was at Trainmaster River Grove,.Jll.Grove, Ill. home was next and there Santa de­de- hookups -Editor.-—Editor. cided to have a little fun before head. pos Roy Love'sLove’s house to see Tommy and head. into pOE ing north. First he woke up BUd vi Howard. When we arrived Howard Bud good vi (Cragin tower man) and then the proceedi was decorating the tree, and just the proceedi sly old fellow went to Julie'sJulie’s bed and about two seconds ahead of Santa! and estimatEestimate woke her. Julie let out a sleeP)'sleepy 3,000 We ran into Santa again a short We ran into Santa again a short dren of relief yardmaster at Bensen­Bensen scream that brought us running, but lined tl time later at the Tony Martinek t at ville)yule) looked like a good place to in­in when we looked, that nice jolly SaotaSanta trar a cC k (clerk at Bensenville) home, where vestigate. We warewere there only 'aa few had disappeared. All that was left Decorah he was leaving gifts for Tommy and minutes when we heard them again of him was a distant jingle of bells, over, 1I Jimmy. At the next place we visited -bells-and—bells—and surprised Santa as he and a faint echo on the air, "A“A Mel'1')'Merry outlined the children were in bed, but even in was entering with a bag of gifts. He Christmas to all and to all a good maratho the dark Santa Clause knew them even left some there for Bob and me. night!"night!” The and called each one by name. It'It must The Phillips'Phillips’ gave us supper, but • stemmtemrn have given them plenty to think Santa was gone long before that. The Mayor I about until morning. next place we caught up with him Fireman Janisch Foils a Plot Baker'sBaker’s Next Bob and I decided to look in was at the Bensenville yard office mark a FIREMAN B. F. at the Edmund McLean (Soo Line 5 A. M. as he a staying around 5 as he was handing a Janisch pulled tower man) home in Forest Park. the pres package to Clerk Mike Reagan. Villa off a movie hero the pres enough, was Seven ‘Ipioneer Sure enough, Santa was there! Seven Park was the next place where we stunt recently pioneer fI excited children heard the jingle of thought we could catch that be-whis­be-whis which brought edd out as his bells and pounced on him balled his bells and pounced on him with kered fellow. So off in the early­early his name to the balled intml hugs and kisses as he unpacked. This posted p:p. hugs and kisses as he unpacked. This morning hours to the home of Ed and top of the com­coin- fun. could was fun. Who would Santa visit Marge Meier to see Billie and Ronnie. mendation Hallist, could belbe next? Well, the home of.of, Twinkie, There we must have missed Santa The exploit oc· his gra)grai elder Bll Johanna and Johnny Phillips (chil-(chil because the house was dark, but we curred while,while behe Ba sack .waswas on a helper sack of " between engine near SeI·Sel- between onene hour by, S. D. As hour took B. F. JanischTanisch the engine took Ten ha siding for No. the challi 264, Janisch noticed something that day mad on the looked like a sickle lying on the Jilroad I south rail of the main line traetracks had read about 50 feet west of the overhead.overhe8d Ithe Conte In what seemed only a mattermatWIPloddiflg of seconds-No.seconds—No. 264 was less ththa° hashed by a mile away-heaway—he had jumped ffOlII1fr0 Pickedth( the engine, sprinted down the trac~track tracks of and snatched it from the path.path °t iehted ho the oncoming train. The obJeeobit 4 proved to be a mower guard measu~measU 1l!landicaps ing about four inches acroSSacrosS t.the ill beat top, from which extended two SIX' inch cast iron prongs. . Carl As .flce An on - the - spot investigatlOllinvestigati0i in 01 the spot Valter turned up convincing proof of de­a I H liberate mischief and Jani~chJanisCh ':'5 the the Bothmen Santa delves into his sack to see what he has for little Dickie Feeney. 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Spring Bulbs Can Be Wir Flowered Indoors National Crochet Derby News YOU can have jaunty red tulips or king-sizeking—size daffodils iniii your window THE nation-wide crochetcrochct contest for 19491949 will bebc launched during while it'sit’s still winter outside, says National Crochet Week, Jan. 22-29. This isis the biggest needlework Better Homes & Bette?' Homes & Gardens magazine. contestcontcst in the country. You have months to prepare your best piece of You do You can do it by using florists'florists’ meth­meth crochet before enteringcntering it in a local,local, county or state fair. Any piece ods of ods of forcing spring bulbs intointo made of mercerized crochet cotton and completed in 1949 is eligible forfor bloom weeks ahead of their normal judging. season outdoors. Great leeway is available in the There are over 14 million men (yes, men), women a~dand girls in the choice of colors of tulips, daffodils, United States who crochet for a variety of reasons, relaxation and home hyacinths or crocuses. The contain­contain decoration being the two main motives. IfIf you don'tdon’t know the fun of ers can be almost anything you like. making lovely lace fromfrom a hook and a 0011ball of cotton, get set to join the Buy y.ouryour bulbs now. Keep them crowd. dry and in a cool spot-betweenspot—between 40 Pineapple deslqnsdesigns are sUllstill &J and 50 degrees-untildegrees—until planted. Usual­Usual first on the crocheters'crocheter? hit 1 1 ly, the earlier they are planted, the parade,parade. The buHetbuffet set at the Lr riqhtright Isis a charmlnqcharming variation:variation. earlier they will bloom. Buy top-top Square motifs frame the clus·clus ters of pineapples. ForFar an —:, added lacylacy touch the doiliesdailies are edqededged with a crocheted frill. • 1 Below.Below, a new doily pattern. very easy toto make and un·un usually dainty. Lacy and white.white, it'sit’s a lovelylovely frameframe for Lloyd quality bulbs and pick varieties rec­rec a vase or statuette. The frothy lDuchmuchat 4 cou ommended for forcing. double rumeruffle isis worked in they cau knot stltch.stitch. winter. j Use good topsoil in your contain­contain 4 earring:carving ers. If you plant one without a there wewc drainage hole, be careful about over­over- bouse.house. watering while the bulbs are forming their roots. Don'tDon’t use a container 1 LLOYD lessless than five inches for big 1 veteran bulbs. The tips of thethe bulbs need not man, hBha be covered with moremere than one-half at his fo to an inch of soil. Tulips, hyacinths near Bo and daffodils can be spaced one inch I the unu apart. timetime laflao Darkness, moisture and coolness !!- C: ·lnstructionInstruction leaflets for mak·mak Usinl1Using it:. are important while the roots are be­be Inqing the crochet patterns Shownshown a claw available to our ing formed. Keep the potted bulbs here are available to our pole fro potted bulbs readers free of charqe,charge. Just moist and in some spot where the send your name and address sawed t temperature stays belowhelow 40 degrees. to the Milwaukee Maqazlne,Magazine. so he coa With these bulbs, the bloom-buds Room 356 Union Station.Station, Chi·CM. ment 81am caqocago 6. Ill.UI. already are formed when yoayou buy winterWinter I them. Whether the blooms emerge suggest!suggestt in perfect form depends on the sup­sup the war port they get from good root sys­sys the arglargi tems. Examine your pots for prog­prog Dip thethe shrimp into batter, hO,Id.hold living iih ress after several weeks in their FrenchFrbnch Fried Shrimp, ing the tail. For the batter, combiDecombine on the I cool, dark spot. a cup of enriched flour, 1f2½ teaspoonteaspoOSI chips fBfa Restaurant Style they fell Of the three big bulbs, hyacinths of sugar, 1f21/2 teaspoon of salt, an egg.egg, fell of 4Fogg sa- are the trickiest. Hyacinth-bloom IF FRENCH fried shrimp is one of 1 cup of ice water and 2 tablespoontablespoOflh buds should have come up far enough your favorite "eating“eating out"out” snacks, of melted fat or salad oil. Beat thor'thor: Three'Three to show in the heart of the leaf you may 'wantwant to try this recipe in oughly. Fry the shrimp in deep hoIhot above th Through rosette before you bring the pot into your own kitchen. The professional fat-375fat—375 degrees-untildegrees—until golden brown.bron Through Public the light.light. 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LaborerLaborei’ Sioux City laIa KEMP,KEMI’, CURTIS E. '. ANDERSs.NDERS Roadmaster Mason City laTa Clerk.Clerk SMITH,sMI’rII, CHARLES H. '. MORRIS,jIORRIS. Crossing Flagman Mitchell, S. D.o, . Conduc RAMGE,RAMGE. Iowa & Southern Minnesota Division carmanCarmar BERKELO,LiERKELO, ANDREW SHORE, Loco.Loco, Fireman Madison, S. D B&B F CALLAGHAN, CLAREKCECLARENCE W. . Loco. Engineer Madison, S.5, D CARR,CARE, JOHN B. . COLLUMCOLLU1”1 C:onductorConductor Madison, S. DB Ex. GalGai HUNTER, HARRY J..J. . FURU, :tv.1’ Sec. Laborer Lime Spgs., la.Ta. Car 1mIns SEVERSON, LeROY W.W - GUSTAFIGUSTAFi Loco. Engineer Madlson,S.Madison,5, D.D, Carman SHABASHAIJATKA,TKA, JOSEPH JOHNSO]JOHNSO BolIermakerBoilermaker Helper Austln,Austin, Minn. Mach. JOHNJOHNSOISOl Kansas City DivisionDivision YarClmaYardma !<'UNK,FUNK, HENRYHENRY E. KRIER, ( B&B Carpenter Ottumwa,Otturnwa, la.Ia. SwltchnSwitchn JUREKOVICH,JUREKOVICF[, GEORGE McCLAIl"McCLAIE Sec. Laborer Mystlc.Mystic, la.Ia. Carma.nCarman MULHOLLAND, GEORGE A. STAFFOlSTAFFOI Loco. Engineer Cedar Rapids.Rapids, la.Ia. SwltchnSwitch 11 THE picture above shows a scene Chicago, Ill., statingstaling whywily you think ROBERTS, FRANK A. WElCHS]WElCH 5] and a /lashflash of activity which has prob­prob so. Also identify ihethe two trains. The Agent-Operator Galt,Gait, Mo. CarCarRetReI WITTE.WITTE, ]I ably been'been witnessed at one time or name the who SCHULTZ, FRED E.H. name of the person who guesses it first Captain of PoHcePolice Kansas City, Mo. Cll.rma.nCarman other by half of the people on the will be published in the February is·is. Milwaukee Road. La Crosse & R.iverRiver Division Milwaukee Road. sue, together with his comments. COLTON, HARRY E. The locomotive number has been So here we go-wherego—where was the picpic­ Loco. Engineer •...... W'auwatosa,Wauwatosa, Wis. obscured to prevent a complete give­give. ture taken? DEYSACH,DEYSACII, GEORGE F. CondLJCondL Laborer, Loco. Dept.Dept . ...La Crosse, Wis. away, but other identifying marks are DUNDEN,DI’NDEN. HARRY J. there:there: Note the train standing at the Editor'sEditor’s Note: If jonyou have a good Conductor St. Paul, Minn. Recog KARBOWSKI,KAFIBOWSKI, VICTORY J. left, the signal at the right (only a picture taken somewhere on the rail·rail Sec. Laborer Babcock, Wis. MISS M)M part of which shows), the station,slation, the road.road, a picture showing enough.enough details SARAZIN, FRANK L.U. Brakeman Wabasha, Minn. Wash., grain elevator. to identifyidentily it in the eyes of observing TROGER, HENRY .1. J. I motherflfi Where was the picture taken? Study employes but not enough toto give it Passenger Agent La Crosse.Crosse, Wis.Wia. VERBANEK, MIKE then on it well, and if you think you know, away.away, send it in. "How“How well Do You Ex. Gang Laborer Wabasha, Minn.Mine. allowed write the editor of the Milwaukee Know Your Railroad?"Railroad?” can be an inter·inter WOODROW, WALTER S. allowed Loco. Engineer Wis. Magazine, Room 356 Union Station,Station. esting game if everybody plays. Loco. Engineer Portage, Wis. makeBake relre Madison Division Olympiar.Olympiar KETNER, ELLIOTTELLiOTT F. Ex. Gang LaborerLaborei’ Madison, Wis THOMPSON,T[IOMPSON, ARTHUR M. Loco. Engineer Madison.Madison, Wis.Wis, VANDERHEI,VANDERHET, JOHN H. Pump Repairman Madlson,Madison, Wis. Milwaukee Division BESKE,JRiSKE. ERWIN E. Section Foreman Waupun, Wis.Wls. WONN, WILLIAM Loco.1,oco. Engineer MlIwaukee,Milwaukee, Wis. Milwaukee Terminals AADAM,HAM, JACOBJAC On I Carman MlIwaukee,Milwaukee, Wls.W s. BORICK,BORICIC, ROBERT Laborer, Loco. Dept....Milwaukee, Wis. GUTKNECHT,(J1JTKNECH’l’, FRANK A. I Carman MlIwaukee,Milwaukee, WWiS.s. The following employes'employes’ applications for retirement were KLEINEII, l’ETER G. Kt~fi~r~~'.Laborer ~~!~.~. ~' MlIwaukee.Milwaukee, Wis.Mis- November, KOEHL,ROE] EL, JOSEPHJOSEPH WI-. recorded during November, 1948 Laborer Mllwaukee,Milwaukee, B iss. NOWAKOWSKI,NOWAK( WSK1, JOHNJOHN WI Chicago General Offices Coast Division Sec. Laborer Milwaukee, Wiss. BERG, ANDREW A. RIEGE, HERMAN C. Wi BUDD,BL’IJD, DANIEL W. CarmanCarinan Helper Milwaukee, B iss. Bus Car Stewar~Steward Chicago, III.Ill. Trucker Seattle.Seattle, WaSh.Wash. FORTUNATO,TUSCONOFORTUNATO, TUSCONO SCHWALBE,SCHWALIIE, ARTHUR Wi Sec. Laborer Auburn,uburn, Wash. Lead Tool Maker....•...Milwaukee.Milwaukee, Wiss. Chicago Terminals LIKSCOTT,LINSCOTT, GILBERT W.W, R.ockyRocky Mountain Division Timekeeper Seattle.cattle, Wash. BURRELL,BURRELI., DAVID H.II. :M t ARCHER,AR(’TIER, WILLIAM H.If. MAYFIELD, HARRY E. Conductor Bozeman,F,ozeman, Monton. Switchman Bensenvllle,Rensenville, 111.ill. CarmanCarinan Welder Tacoma,‘tacoma, Wash. ‘4 BYERS, ALFREDALFREI) M.B. t MORTON, EDWARDEDWARI) G. Mont BOHM,P,OHM, JOHNJOHN cattle, Wash. SectionSeel ion Laborer Great Falls.Fails, :Mon. Machinist Helper BensenvlIle.}iensenville, 111.Ill. Frt. Inspector Seattle, Wash. FERRINGTON.FERJ11NGTON, CARL M. :M nt SCHUCHART.SCHIJCIIART, WILLIAM cliecicer Mont0 . MILNICKI, JOSEPH BolIermakerBoilermaker Tacoma, Wash. Checker Harlowton,tIarlowton, Trucker .....•..•...... Chlcago,hicago, III.ill. JASPERSON.JASPEItSON, HERBERT . M t "H,“H Dubuque & Illinois Division Switchman Bozeman. Monton· then OCHAB,OCI-IAB, JOSEPH AUSTIN, ROY H.I-]. KNUDSON, then Carman ...... •....Chicago,hicago, D1.Ill. KNUDSON, GERHARDGERJiARD M.B. M nl Loco.Loro. Engineer Savanna, III.Ill. Carman Deer Lodge, Mont.0 red 01o PETERS,PETEI1S, HENRYhENRY HANNUM,HANNTJM, LLOYD E.I’. PERSINGER, CLIFFORD C. Chief Yd. ClerkCleric Chicago, III.Ill. Brakeman •...... Savanna, Ill.III. Train Baggageman Spokane, wash·W5S 20 The MllwaukeeMilwaukee Magazine IlllJuary.1flUQry Hi Michael Sol Collection

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as as of ca'cap by WWa ]. I J avsee GelGe’ lealteat Estelle Rege provided music forfor the party. cause of wi~ MILWAUKEE TERMINALS cause of the lack of rain.rain, We shouldshoald h055 . win Diesel engine No. 1694 has been assigned such troubles! hale F Muskego Yard to the Chestnut Street district. It is the firstfirst Bill Flynn whooslio served as temporary cl for one clerk one we have seen builtboilt by thethe Baldwin.Baldwin after his release from the Air Corps :~ EXIExt Grace Johnson, Correspondent Westinghouse and Westinghouse combine. who is now studying business administadministran tool Move over, Ned Day, Andy Varipappa, et tiontion at Marquette U, will be married ra· E married on E aI.,al., we have a bowler who is a bowler! Miss Jan. 29 to 'Carol‘Carol CassoCass. The wedding ee~q aimim Estelle Rege, a second-year kegeler, nego. rem. 5 kegeler, nego. monyninny will take place at St. Catherin~'Catherine’s 5crasci5 tiated the .7-107-10 split one night recently. HerIfer Church, withovith a reception at the Shoreer:,sShorecrest C wide hook caught the 10 pin and slid itit Hotel. .1 AileAlIc over to knock over the 7. Wedding Wedding bells will soon be ringing also his for lw J for Jack Manus,Manos, who, wewe understand pre "WI“WI sented his girl with sented his girl with a diamond ring.'ring. Sh'She RoRem is Miss Fowler Street Station is Miss Elaine Fitting of Milwaukee.Milwaukee, e MIll Mo~tMost of us thought thatthat the arrival of Pearl Freund, Correspondent arrival sl homhorn Christmas would bring to an end thethe flurry gOalgsOt The Christmas party given by Hiawatha of knitting which had taken the office byb storm during the Unit 13 at the North Avenue Station on storm during the noon hour.hotir. HoweverFlowever, 11'see fin~find ~everly Dec. 11 was a grand success. Refreshments Beatrice Lang and Beverly Schwei'sliDSchwei still at it and we were served after an evening of dancing and at It and we are wondermgwondering who received all door prizes were awarded to Irene WerthWorth those wool argyles. and Todd Wenslaff. The 1949 officers ap­ap. W pointed were: Dick Wank, chairman; Roy JamlJams Charles A. Tennant Schmitz,Schniitz, vice-chairman; and Bob Bohren, MILWAUKEE SHOPS Jim secretary-treasurer. He,lie s secretary-treasurer. A vote of thanksthanks is due'due Store Department Ed Schloeman, retiring secretary-treasurer,secretary.treasurer, G!Ge When a fellow like Yardmaster Charlie forfor his finefine cooperation during thethe past year. Earl L. Solverson.Solverson, Correspondent forerforce Tennant retires-aretires a fellow who has done an Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Eric form Kaon on the Gerald F. McKay outstanding job of faithful, loyal daily serv­serv Kaun on the occasion of theirtheir 33rd wedding Gerald F. McKay of the freightfreight car storestsre, ThTb anniversary on Dec. 15. son of Assistant Stockman Julius McKay' ice-thereice -there just isn'tisn’t anything toto saysay except Julius McKay, 5001500 We all hope for was married on Dec. 18 to that we hate toto see him go. Charlie has 46 We all hope for improvedimproved health forfor our Was married on Dec. 18 to Miss Elizabeth lost.lost years of service with thethe Road-heRoad—he started sicksick friends, J. M.14. Enwright, who is yard Stark at St. Rose'sRose’s Church.Church, Both are stu.sta WI as a switchman on Sept. 24,2-1. 1902-361902—36 of clerk at West Allis station; Max Berger, dents at the University of Wisconsin inin Mil.Mi! of yard which were spentspent as yardmaster.yardmaster. When he stower at Househouse 7; and Scott Best, checker waukee.wankee. OliOn non·schoolnon-scltool days Gerald works men retired on Dec. 15 he had been at West at House1-louse 7, who wasseas taken toto the hospital at thethe shops.shops. West upap tI Yardlard for many years. Helie 'isis a garden enthu­enthu inin December. District Storekeeper G.C. A. J..1. Carr and j siast and has a lovely country place near John Pauc,Pane, now inin retirement, paid us a family spent the holidays with friends at Big Bend, Wis., where helie plans to raiseraise thethe visit recently and informed us he had a Miles City and with their son at Spokane.Spokane., choice melons forfor which he is noted. Under­Under birthday on Dec. 18-his18—his 77th. John started Milwaukee Road Post No.f\o. 18 bowlingbawling stand that he has a power mower and can as a truckertrucker in 1903 and then worked as a team is in second place in the AmericanAmencaa take it easy. Charlie'sCharlie’s good nature can be sealer, retiring in 1937 on account of illness. Legion Thursday Night Bowling League;Leagae; nature can he BaJBa attributed to thethe fact that he believes in Theodore Schneider, retired and living in consists of Roy Dermody and Charles Hen·Bee- in I homehsme “an onion a day” for strength, Pasadena, Calif., has written to send his nerncr of the car department machine shop; "an onion a day" for strength, and no doubt congtrsagm the Big Bend venture will develop a super regards to the freight house boys and girls. Carl Royce and John Kempinger, chauffeurschaoffeors the I variety—a “Iliawatha” Helie says he isis receivingreeeisiag the Milwaukee for the store department;departnient; Louis Witter, lo­Is variety-a "Hiawatha" onion.union. The picture prese shows Charlie as you can MagazineMagazbse and it really takes him back to comotiveeomotive department machinist apprentice; shows Charlie as you can expect toto find him office.office, if you drive out toto Big Bend.Bend, Milwaukee. HisIfis biggest worry seems toto belie and ·HubertHubert "Casey"“Casey” Gorman (captain), Sincere sympathy isis extended to thethe family keeping the grass and flowers sprinkled be- clerk inin the freight car store. We of Clifford A. Hale,hale, yardmasteryardinaster at Milwaukee who Im I'mi’m s Terminals,Ternnnals, who passed away on Dec.Dee. 23 after I helph a long illness. Mr.fr. Hale entered service as 1hel a switchtendertender on Aug.Aiig. 3, 1926, and was h:It promotedpronioted to switchman inin 1935. On Sept. respolrespoj 28, 1942, hehi’ wasseas appointed assistant train­train- That fabulous 10Wtylollity Shirl!Shirle master, resigning thethe position inin 1946 toto of the supposedly qaygay is a I resumeresnme thetile position of yardmaster inin the '90s‘90a was the themetheme of iaugtdaegk Menominee Belt district. Helie was secretary­secretary a party which UnltUnit 14 Borchflsrch treasurertreanrer of MilwaukeeMiloankee Lodge No.No, 92,92. Rail. of the Hiawatha Ser·Ser fact1act t road YardmastersYardnsasters of America. vice Club qavegave one WItTb niqhtnight late in November. I !hethew This qroupgroup that helped S~IPSJIP Went Chestnut St., North Milwaukee tumturn time back with a lIent I and North Avenue modemmodern movie projectorprolector A.ncAac and phonOlJraphphonograph in­in ftltyentyI Dick Steuer.Seeuer, Correspondent cludes.cludes, left to riqht.right. ~fdry,,hh Mrs. J.I. J. Sultz.Suitz. Mr. hemrOm. The‘I’lwannualannnal Christmas party held at Chest­Chest Sultz.Sultz, Edward J.I. Schuet·Schuet. nutntit Street wasseas a real success, thanksthanks toto thetlte Ah tler.tier, and Walter D. I maker efforts of the committee in charge-Misscharge—-Miss lbaker Markert. (Milwaukee follow BetteBetto Olson and Frank Vail. The appearance Journal photo.) of Freddy Butz as always was one of the highlightshigldights of thetlte event. Delicious ham, po­po lYe'Yo tato salad and all the trimmingstrinitnings were served. rh'e A phonograph and recordsreeord furnished byliy retget i, 22 The MllwaukeeMilwaukee Magazi.'"MogO”° 'anual

Michael Sol Collection officejfice of Mechanical Engineer and Supt. of Car Dept. It'sIt’a a qravegrave matter.matter, thisthia businessbuatnesa of telllnq Harold Montgomery, Correspondent telling Harold Santa what you want Hailflail to the Pioneers, first half champions for Christmas.Chrtstmaa. The two f the Milwaukee Road bowlinghow]ing league, thlnklnqthinking itit over at the o plain by J. J. Morrissey and assisted rlqhtright are Anthony Czes·Czea raPtameded ca Brother J. A.A . Morrissey, Herb Starke, zynskizynaki and Mary Jane ~altJalt Marshall andanti Jonathan Pluck. Oh yes, GGalati,a'i a t I. niece and 1 Walsh helped a little withisith his top 183.28 nephew of JosephJoaeph L. ~erage.;erage. TheseThese’ boys won 33 and lost 12. S i m 0o n. Mllwaukee.Milwaukee, George,arge Kempf, the absent member of the WlsWia.... frelqhttretght househouae em·em teateam,Dl, is sunning himselfliamself downclown south thisthis ploye. who were among "inl.iatei’.er...... the crowd of younq­young Fast MaIlMail and VarsItyVarsity fimshedfinished min a tie stersatera at the ChristmasChriatmoa spot with 27 18. for second spot with 27 and 18. Milwaukee party q!vengiven by Unit 12 wao I Expressfopress was third,third. 26 and 19. Tomahawk of the Hiawatha Ser'Ser looktooklastlast honors,honors. 11 and 34. vice Club at thethe Union E. Swinsky gavegae thethe boys something to Station on Dec. 21. . Santa Claua aiDlaim at when he laid 'em‘em down for 284 Santa Claus soundedaounded very much.much like Ralph i scratchsrratl° single. Wow! - Congratulationscongratulations to Gilbert E. (Gibbse)(Gibbse) Haslam. Allcott,hllcott, our shop schedule supervisor,supenisor, forfor his honorable mention in the essay contest, "Why“Why I Like to Work for the Milwaukee Road".Road”. Miss Bernice Kruse is convalescing at hODlehome followingfollosing an operation and making good headway; hopes toto be back by Feb. 1.

Coach Yard Richard Flechsig,Flechaig, Jr., Correspondent We extend sympathy to the family of JaDlesJamesSweeney,Sweeney. who passed away recently. JiDlJim was very well liked around the yard. He was on the airman'sairman’s job for many years. George Laetsch was recently set up as a loreDlanforeman on thetIme night shift. George was lomerlyformerlyon thethe night steamfitter'ssteanafitter’s job. The coach yard bowlers held close to a 500510average the first half. They won 22 and lostlist 23 games, with a teamteam average of 835. When itit comes toto safetysafety first, the coach yard can be proud of its past record. The men and women of the yards expect to keep up this record in 1949.

Locomotive Department Leone Schneider,Schneider. Correspondent Baby Susan Joyce came to brighten the home of the Ray Sear family on Dec. 23. We congratulate the proud parents and know the baby isis happy being their Christmas HAUTEDIVISION H. T. Gish, foreman of section 20, has present. HerFler daddy is a clerk in thethe foundry TERRE HAUTE DIVISION acquired a goat. He says that goat milk is office. the best thing inin the world to make a person We will miss Wheel Molder Ernest Hinzehlinze West Clinton Area strong and smart. Mrs. GishGisla says that goats who retired recently after 40 years of service. are very useful for eating miscellaneous Earl H. Lehmann, Correspondent things, and that they will eat a greater I'mIa sure his wife Etta will keep him busy things, and that they will eat a greater helping in variety than any other animal. helping out in her gift shop. A surprise to all of usno was the wedding 1tJt isis with added pleasure that your cor­cor of Conductor Louis Cooper and Miss Anne Carman Jack Dorfmeyer has purchased a respondent announces the engagement of Divine in December. They have purchased new car.ear. It is one of those you step "down“down ~hJrleyShirleyBorchardtBorclmardt to Royal Kunkel. Shirley a nice house in Clinton where they will into"into” and is a beauty. Car Inspectorinspector Preston ISS a steno-c1erksteno-clerk in the SMP office and the make their horne.home. DorfmeyerDorfnmeyer is also the owner of a new "Americar."“Americar.” :laughterJaaghter of Pattern Recorder Harry C. Conductor Robert A. Stewart has retired flsrchardt. Borchardt. The little added pleasure isis thetime on account of illill health and is spending the In November Oiler Frank HunnicuttHunnicott and ffact act that she is my niece. winter in California. wife were called to South Bend where theirtiseir What could be nicer than a vacation in Eaton is still very at son, Frank, Jr., was in the hospital for ts~~winter?0th Brakeman Edgar Eaton is still very ill at winter? RamonaRanoona Kepitsch,Kepitseb, clerk in the his homebeaniein St. Bernice. surgery. Frank was formerlyfornmerly a yard clerk SMp-'U" office, decided it was a good idea here. office, decided it was a good idea and Hanigan Speer was called to here. WeiftWent to SaultSamiltSte. Marie to visit her brother. Conductor Hanigan Speer was called to Iowa during November on account of the Wilbur Tindall,Tindall. formerly clerk here and AssUmer i Another-retirementretirement reported recently: Val­Val death of his brother Charles who was killed at Latta,Lana, went throughthrough here on a hunting @ttyRutkowski. tIme enly Rutkowski, cupola tendertender in the foun­fonn. iniii anamaautomobile accident. Charles was also triptrip inin December. HelIe isis now employed by try,Y, has decided to taketake thingsthings a bithit easier an employeemploys of thethe Road. the B&O at Indianapolis.Indianapolis. Wilbur is a nephew from10m now on. Leeanna Kay is the name of the baby of C. I. Tindall,Tiudall, retired brakeman, of Terre A hearty welcome 10to Charles Haack,Haaek, core­core- daughter bornhorn to ConductorCondemctorand Mrs. Lee Haute. - ~Bllker.Safer in the foundry, on his return to work in the found!", on his return to work Brown on Dec. 1. Tom Seay, retired conductor, is reported mellowingo Owmg anamaoperation. Clyde Blake,Blake. retired conductor, paid West as being on the sick listlist at this time.time. He • Clinton a brief visit in December. "Pete"“Pete” would appreciate a card fromfrom some of thetIme .Worry is like a rocking chair-itchair—it will isis one of thetimeeight members of a club of old rails. His addressaddreso isis RFD 3, Clinton, Ind.md. gIve you something to do but itit won'twon’t retired railroad men at Clinton. John H.11. Conductor Mark Carter isis now known as get youYou anywhere. McDonall, retiredretired engineer, is also a member. thethe Delmar yardmaster.yardanaoter. Qnuory,'Qnuory, 19491q49 23

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Baker, new as whoo getting Januczry. start in equipment, a McManamon, new recordinq equipment, half making as of a getting pre-installation MeManamon, whoti of making half station Understand pre.installCltion a station a Hollywood a A. at an A. car car his when A. A. f-lollywood Understand his at stopped Rodger work Lewis Maks, back an w Rodqer City, work stopped December. hack City, lewis Maks, winners. December. visit. winners. car visit. Ii Commerce Commerce car Grummel, Pacific Grummel, and cit executive and Pacific All E. Baker's E. executive Leo to to auto after first Baker’s All Leo first of general after time auto of general time the in stenographer in the room room soon. stenographer Tacoma injury they Tacoma the the along soon. Olson, they stopping Olson, injury traveling studio stopping on along on EVERE'IT is had studio of the EVERETT traveling is bowling had of president: of with of the He bowling Disch Smith. ivitli presiden!: iie the Diseh secretary; Smith. grandson, the their grandson, secretcny; of Hyak of accident their the served served hack attending Hyak accident the the various various attettding Dec. Dec. back the Lutheran The including Lu including the TIme and the were that and the Left parlor parlor season were absence. that was Left the was season absence. Correspondent some some agent, hospital. Correspondent panel agent, hospital. fine general and panel general were were Mrs. fine tours superintendent and t superintendent Mrs. Road’s holiday tours is Road's holiday heran caucus is historian; car caucus second historian; ear in 10. recent radio, 10. second radio, ski league in off Arizona; to she recent league off ski Arizona-S, to a a she struck back around at around back struck at and had representatives. representatives. Mrs. and had of Mrs. car. the ear. of tasty right: tasty in to of up the Owen, riqhl: up Mrs. at guests of in guests Owen. in with in to Mrs. took The at to The took with bowl to and radio radio College. howl high and College. Tacoma clerk, high Tacoma the the clerk, Tacoma Tacoma our our Jeanette the vacation. Chief Jeanette the on which a misfortunp. from expects to vacation. at half B&B press from on Chief press James czl which visit to B&13 wound half a ntisfort expects visit James wound After After from lunch lunch occasion Tall Mrs. occasion from her crossing Tall­ recently and Mrs. the recently a her and be a crossing the the the opened cinema reports Skytop the he newest Skytop the newest cinema reports at visited at opened visited broad· speed. broad strug· speed. strug vaca· vaca· Cali· vaca office vaca rela· Cali rela office Car. hus· din­ hos­ din and and Car hue- our hos she our Su· job the the the on” Su she job the up in in up to is to is a Itas who only to leave Tuson Dec. absence dttrittg reported clerk, I clerk, where abolished. who man. only Tuson leave to requisites. has clerk, voice (Tuson) reported give voice the absence clerk, ities ington, Dec. 42 man, voice manned where requisites. everyone or appearance ities ington, particular pressed he such forum. everyone Christin, appearance csrries open oil or during give good Lake Lillian Public feel good forum. the the voice he nue passengers. that the feel passengers. in Dec. that the particular Public Christin, pressed nuanned the carries open oil 42 (Tuson) 000 such Lake Dec. in Itoh illiatt Seattle Wallace Seattle Frattk A Gerold I.orenzo Frank Wallace A Yours Tacoma The Lorenzo Yottrs Gerold ‘Tacoma TIte dull dull Mexico cars No. recovered Mexico islmed ears No. Klaveness recovered Klaveness said, said, was was your your telephone; by telephone; Itas public: pttblie: by too too as as t has service. service. a baby of 22. shipments 2. a baby public puhlie NATIONA&' can 2. of can 22. shipments having ret dock F. 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Jennie Michael cocoanut the J. underwent freigltt the Local J. eoeoanut Local P. only only named City elattghter named past taken of and City daughter and taken past of by by a he a spoke relations his relations be spoke finest equipment the fittest the filled Rasmussen, his days eqttipment see Rasmussen. see filled striving the striving and tlte a days $17,000 local A Marine $17,000 a and 1—appearance; local I-appearance; Marine lu Fox, In Line Fox, Line has Wood. the telephone-that has telephone-—that Norwegian people of! people Norwegian Wood, the I. off listened which, listened Lillian which, recently the roomette recently the Lillian 3-letter 3—letter rootnette your was getting getting was position too too The throttgh through position five your of your School of aud five The School forttier design tltis and design former this is lIe requisites station requisites denote denote is only station only He is the a is on new ."PIETY the the the wltetu Freight a recently recently new Freight SAFETY on returned freight when Steamship accommodl!tions Steatnship freight retired returned accommodations retired the the oil Francisville, again Sol Franciseille, oil many again many received received Mtlwaukee years. three-month through at a three·month Mllwaukee years. was through at was an neglect a between neglect was between to outbound to Itas smile. sanile. an was agettt ,osition departnment outbound department arcount t>Osition has although agent account following following altltottgh Dept. recently; is by Dept. by Pullman recently; is University University leaving Pullman leaving along to to Correspondent daughter for along for Collection Correspondellt of daughter of from counter has from Shaffer increased Shaffer has counter feet ear, live his live increased tIme the ear, writing. operation. writing. his operation. a a an crew. back crew. back an office. the back horn the back office. taken are are born warehouse Professor taken Professor warehouse at at Journalism Jonrnalism comfort for for comfort Office Office from at willingness Letter COUNCIL. willingness been from Letter Sour;. at been in their their the position in Company old-time tlte Company tone tone was old.time position 2-answerin~ 2—answering was several up a the a the up industry industry several the tone nicely. tone of the nicely. either either of maintaininR on maintaining on Tacoma a on a on Tacoma three three Enttmclas Maq5JI person person equipment 1927. 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Mrs.lrs. AlfredAlfred Perry,Perry, wifewife ofof SectionSection Fore­Fore aDn PerryPerry ofof Bayne,Bayne, hashas beenbeen confinedconfined toto ~ SeattleSeattle hospital,hospital, buthot isis reportedreported wellwell onon WinsWins "Most“Most ValuableValuable Player"Player” AwardAward Ierjet wayway toto recovery.recosery. I WillaWillaLindsey,Lindsey, timekeeper,timekeeper, whowho hashas beenbeen 0fln dutydnty onon accountaccount ofof illness,illness, isis reportedreported ~s beingbeing muchmach betterbetter andand isis expectedexpected backback 10 workworksoon.soon. EdwinEdwin Mason,Mason. whowho hashas beenbeen jointjoint inler·inter- .haDgelance clerkclerk andand moremore recentlyrecently messengermessenger ~lt thete locallocal freig~t,freight. waswas al;lpointedappointed toto aa position asaz reservatIOnreservation clerkclerk 10in tbethe generalgeneral passengerpassenger agent'sagent’s office,office, effectiveeffective Dec.Dec. '1:7.27. CarlCarl Wohlers,Wohlers, regularregular messenger,usessenger, isis re­re lievingJining BerniceBernice ClausenClaLisen asas timekeepertimekeeper atat thethe yardyard seclionsection foreman'sfurs-man’s office.office. Mrs.Mrs. ClausenClaus isis spendingspending thethe winlerwinter inin CaliforniaCalifornia withwith herher daughterdangbter andand mother.mother. W.w.E.E. Cartwright,Cartwright, whowho hashas beenbeen atat thethe yardcardpositionandand locallocal freightfreight forfor thethe pastpast sixsix years,years, hashasbeenbeen appointedappointed toto thethe positionposition ofof assist­assist anI5nt chiefchief clerkclerk inin thethe generalgeneral agent'sagent’s office,office. Seattle.Seattle. HisHis positionposition atat thethe locallocal freightfreight waswas filledfilled byb3 hishis brother,hrother, Dan.Dan. EdEd hailshails fromfrom Malden.Maiden. TheThe marinemarine officeofficehadhad aa visitorvisitor onon Dec. 28,28. nent,cent. Martin Jorgensen,Jorgensen. whoisho forfor severalseveral yearsyears bdedaded wasas captaincaptain ofof oneone ofof ouroor bargesbarges butbut who aa onon hashas beenbeen withwith thethe American Mail LineLine ~incecince 1943.1943. HeHe isis atat presentpresent secondsecond mate reve·reve ofof thethe 55SS IslandIslemJ Mail.hail. HeHe holdsholds a master'smaster’s pttslof I licenselicenseand expects toto be assignedassigned toto a shipship ststelof inin thethe nearnear future.foture. The On the sick list at this time are Cashier ins] On the sick list at this time are Cashier inals5 LI...M. Weigand and Bill Room Clerks Vera I by Tusonfason and Catherine Fowler.Fnwler, andand im·in- Tommy B:oumtllJloff,Kouzmanoff. presldeDtpresident of the Chicago Prep SPorlBSporta WritersWritera AssoclalioDAaaociation thisthis Seattle Yard aeft),(left),cOIl9Mtulaiescongratulates Bob llylowlcB,flylowica. Chlcaqo'.Chicago’a oulBtaDdlDqoutatanding prep achoolschool qridlrODgridiron player hter, illin 1947.1947. :bIer, F. J. Kratschmer, Correspondent r 12 lI'. T. Kratschmer, CorrespoDdeDt BOB RYLOWlcz,RYLOWICZ, football-playingfootball-playing sonsun of SwitchmanSwitchnsan Al RylowiczRyluwicz of Chicago Car Foreman A. W. Kaeding was confined L H. Terminals, stepped out on the gridiron at Soldiers Field, Chicago,Clucago. on Saturday . H. 10to his home in the early part of December and with a touch of “fin” and afternoon, Nov. 27, and accepted an award as thethe city'scity’s most valuable prep school I with a touch of "flu" and ear trouble. ash·ash Roundhouse Foreman R. player of 1947. Thousands of cheering teen·agersteeo’agers in the stands thundered theb;their nber Roundhouse Foreman R. W. Janes re­re mber ported back to work on Dec. 14 after beingbein~ approval of the choice. The selection was made by the Chicago Prep Sports qual·iaal sn the sick list for three weeks, Writers'Writers’ Association and the trophy was presented by Tommy KouzmanofI,Kouznaaooff. presi­presi. lDin~ning on the sick list for three weeks, durin!!;during which he underwent a minor operation. dent of the association. Incidentally, Kouzmanoff is also Milwaukee Road folks, and After seven years of persistent effort, Car­Car- son of a roundhouseman at Bensenville yard. tring~rin~ man Jimmy Frazinni said man Jimmy Frazinni finally landed a booby ~id prize, consisting of nine Bob rated the trophy throughthrough'thethe showing he made with the Austin High School sonal prize, consisting of nine dollars worth of IOnll merchandise, in a team in the all-city chanipionshipchampionship title clash at Soldiers Field in 1947. He is harp merchandise, in a fishing derbyderhy which was iharp held recently at Indian Beach off Camano now attending the University of Illinois.minois. rancan Island, Wash. your Island. Wash. Jimmy came mighty close -your several times, is yoar several times, buthot thisthis is the first year he your ronnected with a ting. connected with a prize. ting, George Kraft. nirman on the 5 to George Kraft, airman on the car repair s 10 tracks, took an indefinite leave lieve tracks, took an indefinite leave of absenceabsencp meat on the in Gieve ia December on account ill health. back an elk. That’sThat's meat on the table in theseese in December on account ill health. GeorgeGeorl!:e this coontry. CHICAGOTERMINALS !h “Buddy”"Buddy" DntroDutro has takentaken over his work. this country. Bernice Clanson. clerk in the The Milwaukee Road Women’sWomen's ClnbClub Bernice Clauson. clerk in the tracktrack dede­ annual Christmas for Bensenville partinent, took a leave of absence starting chapter held itsits annual Christmas party for partment, took a leave of absence starting thethe railroadrailroad families and theirtheir children on :nd Dec.16 and with herher hnshandhusband will spend DorothyDorotb7 LeeLH Camp, CorrespondentCorrespoDtleDt Dec. 17. A listlot of nice presents presents were given shineslime timetime inin Los Angeles and southern California, Carl Wobler of the freight out and thethe potluck dinner was out ofof thisthis The Bensenville raterate desk isis boastinghoasting of California. Carl Wohler of the freight dede· world. II hadhad more than my share; couldn’tcouldn't an undefeatedundefeated bowling team. The winners partment isis fillingfilling inin on thethe positionposilion temtem­ bowling team. The winners tsorarily, resist.resist. areare Wally Hamann, Jack KerwinKerWin andand Ted fore- porarily. fore· Locomotive Engineer WeWeareare happy toto reportreport thethe marriage of Pugesek. The losers?losers? No, itit can’tcan't be—be­ ipilalpits] Locomotive Engineer Oscar LaooLano isis hackback en the job after a visit with FreightFreight House Clerk Carl Spencer toto Miss Vern Schroeder, Vincent Schraub and [eIe is on the job after a visit with relativesrelatives inin Chicago. JuneJune Gunn onon Dec. 26.26. They havehave bought Thomas McGloon. aa homehome inin East Lewistown. Yard Clerk Archie Dillow returned to rateratt Dillow returned to RoadniasterRoadmaster Tony Spatafore’sSpatafore's littlelittle boyhoy workwork onon Dec.Dec. 2828 afterafter aa toughtough battle with e ofof battle with e TomnvyTommy gotgot aa steamsteam engineengine forfor ChristmasChristmas thethe pneumoniapneumonia bug. Archie was "knocked d by ROCKYMOUNTAIN bug. Archie was “knocked db)' ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIVISIONDIVISION butbut it’sii's doubtfuldoubtful ifif TommyTommy knowsknows whatwhat itit flatflat asas a pancake" on Nov. 21: A phone ratet a pancake” on Nov. 21. A phone ral lookslooks like—Dadlike-Dad hashas beenbeen busybusy showingshowing thethe callcall fromfrom himhim expressed his thanks to the innime> expressed his thanks to the NorthernNorthern MontanaMontana fellowsfellows inin thethe neighborhoodneighborhood howhow itit works.works. manymany friendsfriends inin thethe BensenvilleBensenville officeoffice whowho II guessguess II hadhad betterbetter notnot talktalk soso loud.loud. MyMy helpedhelped toto makemake Christmas Eve a very happy tnnielonie PatPat YatesYates, CorrespondentCOrrlJlfPoDtleDt Christmas Eve a very happy boyboy gotgot anan electricelectric traintrain and,and, ohoh boy,boy, isis oneone forfor this little family. There really is - onon this little family. There really is - Conductor Vera'era . Conductor RobertRobert Beauchot,Beauchot, Harlowton,Harlowton, sheshe aa beauty!beauty! aa SantaSanta Claus,Claus, sayssays Archie.Archie. Is in JI in thethe LewistownLewistown Hospital,Hospital, takingtaking aa restrest --..-- OurOur goodgood friendfriend WilliamWilliam HalbeyHalbey andand wifewife for a triptrip or a slightsligbt heartheart ailment.ailment. AlsoAlso inin thethe samesame When isis definitely understood sentsent aa CaliforniaCalifornia ChristmasChristmas cardcard toto spreadspread room is When itit definitely understood thatthat l.dahdaY room is EngineerEngineer E.E. K.K. Crawford,Crawford, restingresting done, aa littlelittle holidayholiday cheercheer andand wishwish usus thethe seaSsea' op for aa thingthing can’tcan't bebe done, watchwatch somebodysomebody .jobjob \\V for hishis regularregular runrun onon thethe WinnettWinnett line.line. son’slIOn's best.best. HaibeyHalbey waswaa aa clerk at Bensen­ We dodo it.it. clerk at Bensen waswaS e wishwish themthem bothboth aa speedyspeedy recovery.recovery. silleville beforehefore hehe wentwent awayaway toto livelive wherewhere SectionmanSectionman V.V. A.A. Chapman,Chapman, Glengarry,Glengarry, • it’sit's sarm.warm. thaw Seetioti Foreman Martin Spears and Jim A failure is a man who blundered Several people have been asking for the arta,:ction Foreman Martin Spears and Jim A failure is a man whohashaa blundered Several people have been asking for the neP’ 8 arta, B&BB&B foremanforeman atat Le.wistown,Lewistown, tooktook butbut isis notnot ableable toto cashcash inin onon thethe exu· addressaddress ofof ArtArt Karr.Karr. You’llYou'll rememberremember Isbnhim their big Job. their big gamegame riflesrilles andand journeyedjourneyed overover toto peritnce.peri..."ce. - asas thethe friendlyfriendly clerkclerk atat GalewoodGalewood whowho rereo Yellowstone Park un Yellowstone Park recently.recently. EachEach broughtbrought —Elbert-Elbert Hubbard.Hubbard. tiredtired aa fewfew monthsmonths back.back. TheThe addressaddr.. isis 5 January, January, t9491949 252S Michael Sol Collection ‘.

Art&rt G.G. Karr, P.P. O.0. BoxBox 123,123, Glenwood Springs,Springs, Colo.Cob. FastFast StepperStepper MinneapoUsMinneapolis LocalLocal FrelqhtFreight CIIad SantaSanta ClausClaus was surelysurely aa busy fellow.fellow. TrafficTraffic DepLDept. Mira RabiolaRabiola andand hubbyhubby pulled thethe oldold fel·fel Led.Leda M. Marll.Mars, COTTtlllpoDdtlDtCorrespondent low'slow’s whiskers soso hard thatthat he broughtbrought The local 8llJI~ themthem aa beautiful newnew greengreen Buick thillthis year. The local freightfreight officeoffice heldheld itsits anna Mira isis aa clerkclerk at Galewood. Christmas party onon Dec.Dec. 24. Cake, cookiticool and coffee After somesome fastfast sleepingsleeping on Christmas and coffee were servedserver!and Santa distribllleddistributed Day Bob, Joe andand II spedsped toto thethe homehome of gifts.gifts. Tony Martin"ek.Martinek. The odorsodors of caponecapone andand Alma Cottle, accompaniedaccompanied by her ~ a deliciousdelicious dinner greeted us atat thethe door. tooktook aa triptrip toto SeattleSeattle and Portland aII4i Mary and Tony and thethe seniorsenior Martineks planned toto visit friendsfriends inin Los Angelea05Ange and little Jimmy and Tommy all helped to before returningreturning home. and little Jimmy and Tommy all helped to Art show us a grand time.time. . Art Lundberg andand wife were inin NewNe YorkYork during thethe Christmas holidays, Visit greetings from my mother, Alta Visit. Christmas greetings from my mother, Alta inging theirtheir sonson and daughter.in.law.daughter-in-law. . May Sherwood. from Tucson, Aria., told of May Sherwood, from Tucson, Ariz., told of The holiday seasonseason seemsseems toto bring visits nice warm holiday season she is enjoy bring ViSi thethe nice warm holiday season she is enjoy­ fromfrom formerformer employes.empboyes. GeneGene Jacobson 11'110 wife of one of our Jacobson, wh ing.ing. Mrs. Elsie Snip, wife of one of our now liveslives inin Virginia, Minn., was a h~liday0 Pullman conductors, will be joining mother a holiday Pullman conductors, will be joining mother visitor. JeanJean DiehlDiehi was also a recent caner soon for a rest. caller soon for a rest. . Virginia Hall, who was inin thethe WAC ~ JohnJohn "Shorty"“Shorty” Smith reports thatthat his wife forefore coming toto work atat the Milwaukee, hI.: isis home and doing nicely after undergoingnndergoing re.joined the has reojoined the serviceservice andand leftleft on Jan.Jan. 4 forfor anan operation inin December. "Shorty"“Shorty” isis thethe Camp Lee, Va. dixograph operator atat Galewood. Harry Brown of thethe Galewood rate desk South isis at home afterafter a throatthroat operation. His son South Minneapolis Car Dept. sayssays thatthat although Harry isis not talking y~tyet and Coach Yard he would like to see or hear from his he would like to see or hear from hiS Oriole M. Smythe. CorrespoDdeDtCorrespondent friends.friends. . Nate Abrams, routeroute clerk at Galewood, ISis Best wishes forfor anan early recoveryrecovery to Lieu. planning a Florida vacation inin February forfor tenanttenant of Police George Beguhl who recent.recent. to his family. The trip will allow Nate to Iyly underwent an operation at Bethseda Hos­Hos visit somesome of his old Army pals. pital, St. Paul. Special Officer John Le Maire, Galewood Georq8George B. WaqeWaage Good wishes for the enjoyment of his platformplatform, and wife celebrated their eighth leisure toto Gustav Sandberg, car inspector in annivers~anniversary on New Year'sYear’s Eve.E.’e. Minneapolis traintrain yard forfor 42 and a half I YES, the track suit may fool you for a years, who for all the help for a years, who retired on Jan. 1; the S8mesame to Thanks to you readers for all the help minñte, but this pompadoureci have given me in the past year in minute, but this -pompadoured party with Mark Newman, car oiler in Minneapolis you have given me in the past year in the bulging biceps is George Waage, the train gathering news. As a bright new ‘49 starts, Waage, the train yards for thethe past 30 years, who a1Ioalso gathering news. As a bright new '49 starts, Road'sRoad’s sleeping and dining car representa. I want to say that it’s been grand fun representa. retired on Jan. 1. Their pleasant persoD&ii.personali I want to say that it's been grand fun tivelive in the Chicago Union Station. ties writing a bit of chatter for you. HappyFlappy Station. ties and good work will be missed. New Year to you all! George was studyingstudying law at thethe Univer.Univer A baby boy arrived at thethe home of thethe sity of NotreNoire Dame when this picture was Ernest Baxmans on Dec. 25. Congratula. S. of Chicago, retired con this picture was Congratula Findley S. Craig of Chicago, retired con­ taken in 1916. His favorite tionstiOns toto Foreman Baxman (MinneapoliJ on Sept. 30 taken in 1916. His favorite branch of the (Minneapolis ductor aged 79, passed away on Sept. 30 law was athletics and coach yard) and the Mrs. after brief illness. Mr. Craig started rail. law was athletics and what time he could after a brief illness. Mr. Craig started rail· spare from boning on Emily and Nelle Hiddleston of the loco­ 1889 as a spare from boning on Blackstone went into the loco. roading at Perry, la.,Ia., in 1889 as a brake·brake training with the motive department office, vacationed at Fon promoted in training with the Varsity track squad under vacationed at Fort man. He was promoted to conductor in Coach Knute Rockne. The Sam Houston, Tex., during October, visiting since 1942. Coach Knute Rockne. The records of those visiting 1896 and has been retiiedretired since 1942. Sur·Sur days show that George their nephew, Col. E. Hiddleston, and family. include his widow, two daughters, T. days show that George was one of the and family. vivors include his widow, two daughters, T. fastest milers to ever win a Notre Dame Miss Jean Undberg,Lindberg, until recently em. Maxine Craig and Beverly Craig Reid, and a Notre Dame em monogram. In high school days he held ployed in the store department office as a Clark F., all of Chicago. Mr. Craig days he held a son Clark F., all of Chicago. Mr. Craig the Cook County (TIl.)(Ill.) record for the mile stenographer, will be missed. was an old time member of the Order of for the mile and later he annexed the Amateur Athletic Sympathy is extended to relatives of Railway Conductors at Marion, la.,Ta., initiated Athletic Union record-fourrecord—four minutes, twenty.six Thomas H. Rouse, carman and checker onOD in 1898. twenty.six Mrs. in 1898. seconds. Minneapolis light repair yard for 38 years, Prior to entering the who passed away on Nov. 25. He had retired PerhapsPerhaps, Prior to entering the business race GeorlleGeorue Othello wh, served a hitch in the in February, 1948. Also to relatives of Alfred wh SleepinqSleeping and DininqDining Car served a hitch in the Navy (World War I).1). Itreatedterestedto lie joined the S. Johnson, former carman, who died ODon to He joined the Milwaukee Road force in put Department Dec. 5. Mr. Johnson had retired on July 1, put in cernsceml 1939 and has been active in the affairs of 5. retired on July I, the sleeping and 1938. Street, whic Marie Keys.Keys, CorrespoDdtllltCorrespondent the sleeping and parlor car conductors eTerever Loppinglopping bei] since, serving as chairman beii since. serving as chairman of the O.R.C. another bipbi@ Fred Henry Copemoll,Copernoll, 83, veteran em·em forfos four years. He was ap'pointedappointed to the ploye of the dining car department, died at Union Station cityhall is Union Station position last Aug. 1. Mayor his home ·in•in Seattle on Dec. 6 after a four·four- Mayor J. San) t month illness. Mr. CopernollCopemoll was born in mau) had I Rome, N. Y., but had lived in Seattle since Ia head.onhead-on c Rome, N. Y., but had lived in Seattle since rett 1914. He started with the Road as a dining lett and Crw withhim . car inspector in June, 1911, reporting from him, TWINCITYTERMINALS home Seattle during the major part of his service. home again lieHe retired on Oct. 31, 1944. St.SL Paul FreightFrelqht House Night RoiR01 House the!he hospitalhospital Van E. Fleming, 68, sleeping car con Van E. Fleming, 68, sleeping car con· AAIleDlien C. Rothtnund,RotbmllZld. CorrespondentCorTtl.polJdellt recentlybutbUl . ductor, died on Dec. 26 while fighting a fire Coacht:oach. Not at his home in Chicago. Mr. Fleming enen' At the present writing George Mueller, We have tered Milwaukee Road service on May 26.26, chief yard clerk, is off duty due to illness. !'eathdeathof PigPip 1928, as a clerk in the commissary. On Oct. A report from the roundhouse states that InfantiDfant daug 11, 1928, he transferred to the sleeping and Art Hallensberg’sHallensberg's wife presented him with °xtended~tllDded to dining car department as assistant cashier. a baby boy in December. That new had been a sleeping car conductor since ~IIChinist He had been a sleeping car conductor since Matt Medinger.Medinger, safety engineer, rounded ‘lachji G 1929. up the boys for the safety 1929. up the boys for the safety rally which was flj5resPresenting h held in the Twin Cities on Jan. 4. 0gSgt. Ray • tr SIl Ray Women who wear cotton stockings Alec McCoom is certainly laying plans for ~s for sot801 never see mice. the future. One day recently he deposited ¶hscharge~~CbBrge ataD six mason jarsjan filled with silver coins. 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'ALO COPYRIGHT 1948 CARTOONS.OF.THE·MONTH LAKESIDE FUSEES Fill the BillBifi SAFE EFFICIENT jtOdgoodwishes. Terry was quite a pal of her Office of Auditor of Passenger DEPEND..4BLBDEPENDABLE EFFICIENT oncleele Stan Pufundt,Pufunclt, review bureau. Accounts IAKBSmBLAKESIDE BAlLWAYRAILWAY JoeJse Deeny, our genial night elevator man FUSEEPUSBB COMPANY~OMPANY who spent some time in the Illinois Masonic BilI Tidd, Correspondent a Beloit.Beloit, 'W.IaeolUllDWisconsin Hospital,pital, is expected hackback soon. James M. Hazelton, retired interline bu·bu weWe were all shocked to hear that Dan reau head, passed away on Dec. 24. Jim had McCarthy.arthy, interline hureau,bureau, suffered a stroke heenbeen quite ill since his retirement four onDec. 12. That he will ,havehave an early rereo yearsyellrs ago. His many friends offer sincere Peveryery is the wish of his many friends. sympathy to his bereaved fannly.family. Congratulations, many of them, to a dentdear Vera BaruecaBaruccs of the central typing bureau friesd.end of many here—Mablehere--Mable Underwood, became engaged to Louis Biasi on Christmas DELICACIESDBLlCACIBS FOR THETHB TABLETABLB employedployed here for 28 years, who was mar-mar· Day. SpecialtiesSpec;oltie8 ned'ed Nov. 4 to Julius Van Wiele at her old Jean Nosal had a very nice vacation rereo ne e town,town, Vulcan, Mich. (near Iron Moon.Moun· cently in Miami, Fla.; also Marjorie AnderAnder· Frozen Foods, Cheese, PoulPoul­ tin).'n), Flowers and congratulations wercwere sent son, who spent her vacation inin Cuba and try,try, Game, Fruits and 1 sire;wire; later a set of silverwars, onrour giftgif~ toto Florida. *1 r, , along with our good wishes.wish~ Barbara .sanbornSanborn and Bob Hellum were Vegetables Elaine Truclan was married on Thanks Elaine Truclan was married on Thanks· married at Faith Church on New Year’sYear's Eve. E. A. AARON & BROS. P0mg Day to Henri W. LaBean at St. A. AARON & BROS. 'ing Day to Henri W. LaBeau at St. A receptionreception in thethe church parlors followed. CHICAGO, ILLINOISILUNOIS Hyncoath’sacinth's Church. Dorothy Smolinski was Barbara and Bob received many beautiful Ito si of thethe bridesmaids. Our wedding present gifts~ifts andand congratulatorycongratulatory messages fromfrom theirtheir o herher was aa placeplace setting ofof sterling silver-silver· friendsfriends inin thethe centralcentral computingcomputing bureau.bureau. °ire.'Ue. Many attendedattended thethe receptionreception after thethe InIn recentrecent lettersletters fromfrom Parnell KeileyKelley hehe ’edding,. g. . complains thatthat liehe doesn’tdoesn't recognizerecognize anyany ofof 1 Dsrris I nis SollieSollie of thethe accountingaccounting machinemachine thethe namesnames inin thethe MagazineMagazine articlesarticles fromfrom thisthis Still Greater .IDa vacationedvacationed inin thethe West.West, stopping for office, soso II amam mentioning aa fewfew forfor hinthim Greater • tSts at Denver, Colorado Springs, Los .4oo-An· thisthis month:month: Pies, , SanSan Diego andand San Francisco.Francisco. JoeJoe LnlloLullo tooktook hishis usualusual twotwo daysdays offoff PROTECTION Christmashristmas greetingsgreetings were sent,sent, enen massemasse toto beforebefore ChristmasChristmas toto dodo hishis ChristmasChristmas shotsshop· l lsllowiugfollowing who leavehave retired,retired, leftleft thethe servservo ping.ping, BaumgartnerBaumgartner isis stillstill sendingsending loishis checkcheck forfor CARS and LADINGLADING Ose or whowho areare onon sicksick list:list: Dr.Dr. BillBill Johnson,Johnson, straightstraight toto thethe bank,bank, ZahnenZahnen isis buyingbuying bert CARDWELL WESTINGHOUSE . rt Franks,Franks, SamSam Spense,Spense, MathMath Sweeny.Sweeny, “cokes”"cokes" forfor hishis hoss,boss, Brandenburger,Brandenburger, GavinGavin CARDWELL WESTINGHOUSE

• FRICTION DRAFT GEARS INielson,Nielson, Mrs.Mrs. Laura Camps,Camps, BillBill Nash.Nash, andand HackellHackell stillstill havehave theirtheir argumentsarguments everyevery FRICTION DRAFT GEARS oeEichelman.Eichelman, C.C. J.1. Vendegna,Vendegna, TedTed Peter.Peter· mnniiogmorning onon thethe wayway toto workwork andand EdEd RnmpsRumps to'0 absorbab.orb vertical"ertlcal shocks.laoc," DanDan McCarthy.McCarthy, MurrayMurray Whyte,Whyte, IdaIda isis thethe championchampion howlerbowler ofof thethe officeoffice asas wellwell tese, CARDWELLCARDWELL FRICTIONFRICTION BOLSTERBOLSTER roe, MabelMabel Underwood VanVan Wide,Wiele, asas thethe locallocal politician.politician. IfIf JI werewere toto gogo onon Ynie SPRINGSSPRINGS Dnvidsooi,Davidson, BillBill Steckman,Steckman, WilliamWilliam thisthis mightmight looklook likelike aa personalpersonal letter,letter, bittbut II ThomasThomas Fitzgerald,Fitzgerald, AltaAlta SimmonsSimmons andand wouldwould likelike toto saysay thatthat thethe wholewhole ganggang wisheswishes to'0 absorbab.orb vertical"ertlcalshocks.1aoe1u • h5 ha Olnstead.Olnstead. ManyMany cardscards werewere receivedreceived KelleyKelley andand hishis familyfamily aa veryvery happyhappy newnew aLOspoase . !!sponse. year.year. CARDWELLCARDWELL WESTINGHOUSEWESTINGHOUSB• CO.co. JohnJoh!! Gannon,Gannon, chiefchief clerkclerk inin thethe assistantassista~t CHICAGOCHICAGO She I was anan electrician’selectrician's• wifewife andand comptroller’scomptroller's office,office, retiredretired onon Dec.Dec. 31.31. HisHis CANADIANCANADIAN CARDWELLCARDWBLL CO.,co., LTD.LTD. etYthtng thatthat sheshe hadhad onon waswas friendsfriends inin thisthis officeoffice extendextend theirtheir bestbest wisheswishes MONTREALMONTIlIIAL

forfor hishis futurefuture asas aa gentlemangentleman farmer.farmer. - 5Qry, 1949 2929 Michael Sol Collection a] ______1 CarCar Accountant'sAccountant’s OfficeOffice w"r1yruerly IIddheld byby RoyRoy Cllri~liIlIlS"Il,Clii st lauson, whowho waswas InIn thethe SpiritSpirit promoted.promoted. of Service HarryHarry M.H. Trickett,Trickeer, CorrespolJdelJtCorrespondent ElvaElva Ivo,Ivo, IIa formerlorenee employee-niploye ofof ourour officeoffice passed away on Dec. 1 fol Hare Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuczik (fornnerly forfor lnanymany years,years, passed away on Dec. 1 fol· Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuczik (formerly lowinglowing anan operation.operation. DorothyDorothy DeWald)DeWald) announcedannounced thetimearrivalarrival ofof aa babybaby boyboy onon Dec.Dec. 5.5. TeresaTeresa QuinnQuinn receivedreceived anan engagementengagement ringring The list t at Christmas time. ClaraClara WoodWood waswas confinedconfined toto RavenswoodRavenswood at Christmas time. plOyes TheThe followingfollowing peoplepeople areare stillstill onon furloughfurlough HospitalFlospital fromfrom Dec.Dec. 1717 toto 2828 andand isis nownow atat 1creaseden home. She was very appreciative of the duedne toto illness:illness: ChickChick Richardson,Richardson, MildredMildred I retie home. She was very appreciative of the bs the ChristmasChristanas cheercheer sentsent toto thetinehospitalhospital andand ofof Fergon,Fergon, AgnesAgnes Samp,Samp, RuthRoth Blair,Blair, LouiseLooise hlirhael thethe manymany greetinggreeting cardscards andand goodgood wisheswishes forfor Shellenberger,Sheflenberger, PaulinePauline Broeker,Broeker, SophieSophie I- 501otive herher health.healtls. Duckers,Dockers, EdgarEdgar Dunning.Donning. Little”° J~sephJoseph Kowal, a TheThe pastpast yearyear broughtbrought aa greatgreat dealdeal ofof Kowal, a veteranveteran ofof 2222 yearsyears ofof the I ‘ th s~rvlC.eservice atat FullertonFullerton A,venue,Avenue, acceptedaccepted aa posi·posi happinesshappiness toto somesome ofof ourour folks.folks. II findfind thatthat I M5 tion in J. L. Brown’s office in time ninenine ofof ourour girlsgirls becamebecame mothersmothers andand tenten ‘ tlon ID J. L. Brown s office in the UnionUnion gmndhuuse StationStation onon Dec.Dec. 24.24. TheTImepositionposition waswas for.for- marchedmarched toto thetimealtar.altar. nude0 the r ‘--manin promot PAlo %2cJttUO?DDD IN MADISON DIVISIONDIVISION -r in .1 ALt ttpmm. He me W.W. W.W. BJethelJ.Blethen. CorrespolJdelJtCorrespondent . devotemai BI.tBest Miss PaulinePaolioe Marsh,Marsh daughterdaouhter of SectionSection a his hobt For AllAll Ofton thlthe ThoreThere AnAre -, -. gr Mllwluke.Mltwaukoe No AuellmenllAssessments ForemanI oreman C. R. Marsh, and Emory J. Porter mngand At Any TImeTime exchangedexchanged marriage vows inin thethe Church of The Herb Christ, Soldier'sSoldier’s Grove, Wis., on Dec. 12.12. hereon Di TheTimebride, attired inin traditionaltraditional white, was amnpleyedi. given inin marriage by her father.father. Following Henry J.J. McCauley thetotal to ALWAYS a receptionreception inin thethe church parlors thethe cOllpleeommple James SAME LOW COST’ left forfor theirtheir new home inin Hoquiam, Wash. AN INTERESTINGINTERESTING commentarycommentary on fpaisedawa Dec.9, folli No extrasto pay! Ama stock corn- I Looks as thoughthough Santa Claus infringedinfringed on serviceservtee over the telephone from some.SOns. pany, isMay,193 Costinostal guarantees em- I the rights of Old Man Stork byhy leavingleaving a oneotae who knows what it'sit’s about-Lesterahout—Lestt I ployoes the name low cost for ac- A son, Thomas Robert, at the home of Relief Engineer cidont and sickness Income Pro- - N. Rondod,Hondorf, supervisor of safety for the C R. D. Richter, Jauesville, safety for the it Mason Section year after year. Train Dispatcher R. D. Richter, Janesville, Fune our Milwaukee Agent or on Dec. 25. A case of good dispatching, I'dI’d ‘NewNew York Telephone Company, Bu1fa!o,Bufialo, illness. whereMr. j say. N. Y.-concernsY.—coneerns a transaction with :;?tllIIlIrs home. Sorry to learn of the deeth of Lewis V. ‘heir Sorry to learn of the death of Lewis V. Henry J. McCauley, of the Minneapolis boy Michael, retired conductor, aged 61,61. at his Its a depot force. Dec.17 home in JanesvilleJanesvilie on Dec. 3. Mr. Michael ‘sn the fi retired in March, 1946, followingfoBowing an illness. Due to the sudden death of a tele­felt- ithisis ordeal,I He had been with the Road for 40 years. He phone company official, Mr. RondorfHonderf ‘the I E. L. Fla is survived by his wife and two sons to was is survived by his wife and two sons to was obliged to call the Twin Cities. "The“The on the whom we extend our sympathy. hark official'sofficial’s son,"son,” he writes, "was“was a pas­pas- lies for app Understand that Agent Joe Coleman, senger on your 'Olympian'.‘Olympian’. We wished Mr.and Telegrapher Gene Bowar and H. J. Ripp, not only to get word to him of his celebratedtI agent at Juda,Jude, have decided to give up single hslding opec father'sfather’s death, buthut to get lumhim off the blessedness and recentlyrecemmtlypassed out diamond iMaGashel engagement rings. Let'sLet’s have all the “dope,”"dope," train for a quick return to Buffalo. I p years, re boys. boys. called youryour.railroad at St. Paul and Mr. Mr.and 1% Yard Foreman C. B. Corcoran is confined McCauley answered the phone. I ex·a City,also of to the Methodist Hospital, Madison, follow·follow Dec.19. Oi ing surgery. is getting along fine arid plained the caseease to him and asked if it MAUMEE ing surgery. He is getting along fine and landrelativer hopes to be released before long. was possible to do something about it. le station ha INDIANA Mabel McNorlen,McNurlen, retired agent, is on her He assured me that something could he C.E. Oesc WASHECl ANCl way to sunny California. On the return trip done, and about 45 minutes later our )9entthe Ch ClRY ClEDUSTED she will go to Mexico City, thence to New man called mome from St. Paul. 5 chief den Orleans and home by way of Florida. 1pamtnen “We,"We, in the telephonetelephone business, believe A Milwaukee Road basketball team has A,J. Pete talk- been organized at JammesvilleJanesville with Station in ‘the'the spirit of service’,service', and after talk· jihatSanta Baggageman George McCaul as manager. ing to this young man of yours, I OWknow Ibyputting i: The teamteam consists of Trucker V. Jewell,Jewell, Car that your railroad has thethe same idea. 1mwOldsmol George Inspector J. Dingeldein, Telegraphers R. May I express my sincere appreciationappreciatioD C. Coates, G. E. Berg and W. E. Peterson, sansferred Coates, G. E. Berg and W. E. Peterson, ReRe· for titethe kind, courteous and efficientefficiell' lief Train Dispatcher R. D. Richter, BagBag· for courteous and By the ti gageman H. Blaser, Trucker W. Kemp and treatment I receivedreceived from Mr. Mc-}lc­ - readerswe w ‘ish Clerk William Frank. TimeThe teamteam plays inin thethe Cauley.”Cauley." to exte Janesville IndustrialIndustrial League. lad prospers • ‘Vice and Paul Kingston, retiredretired conductor, and wife AboutAboUl 40 firesfires a day are startedstarted Inb~· me I- will leaveleave shortlyshortly forfor points inin Florida. electric irons leftlefl inin circuit. /1 PREP,PREF: WEST COAST~OAST WOOD PRESERVING CO.~O. if We areare proudproud toto serveserve “The"The MilwaukeeMilwaukee Road”Road" inin ] I ii[ supplying treatedtreated tiesties and structural timbers.timbers. Office: 11184ih11184thAvenue.Avenue. Seattle,Seattle, Wash.Wash. e~ Plants:Plant.: EagleEagle HarborHarbor and WestWest SeattleS~ttle " c======:::::::::::..~ 30 i~:-;;:.....--__ 30 TheThe MilwaukeeMilwaukee MaqazIP' 1941

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Sanborn-RapidSanborn-Rapid CityCity II &&DDDIVISIONDIVISION UNION-MADEUNION-MADE Alb.rtAlbert /.J. G.JI.Gall, Corr"poDde1JtCorrespondent K.reDKaren B.B. R!l&""Rugee, DivlllioDDivision BtfitorEditor StorekeeperStorekeeper MorganMorgan ofof MitchellMitcbell spentspent hi~his Christmas holidays with his new grand. of retired Christmas holidays with his new grand· 'fheThelistlistof rew:ed daughter was in daughter atat CouncilCouncil Bluffs.Bluffs. esePl0yestPlployes was In. Lee RayRay Woodman,Woodman, machinistmachinist ofof Mitchell,Mitchell, re­re lee ov. 30 creasedre.sed on0? Nov.) 30 tiredtired afterafter 4040 yearsyears ofof service.service. HeHe hashas of IhetheretieemenretireineltI 0 f movednsoved toto CaliforniaCalifornia toto enjoyenjoy hishis leisure.leisure. OVERALLSOVERALLS hs Kelly, I Jicha;iich el E.F. ~elly, WeWe hearbear thatthat FlorenceFlorence Paullin,Paullin, roundhouseroundhouse GenuineGenuine JeltJelt Denim otnotimotive engmeer.engineer. clerkclerk atat Mitchell,Mitchell, wonwon thirdthird placeplace withwith aa •1tittleMi'uleMike"startedstarted scorescore ofof 593593 inin thethe invitationinvitation bowlingbowling tour·tour LEELEE ltilith thethe Road.Road inin namentnament atat SiouxSioux FallsFalls onon Dec.Dec. 12.12. AA $15$15 r h TailoredTailored SizesSizes beke MasonMason CityCity cashcash awardaward waswas attachedattached toto it.it. :u..ndbouseeoundhouseinia 1900,1900, RobertRobert Nichols,Nichols, B&BB&Bcarpentercarpenter atat Canton,Canton, sidede thethe datedate asas aa hashas gonegone overover toto thethe SC&DSC&D DivisionDivision asas aa Sanforized 1902 and fireman.fireman. &emaoaD inin 1902 and to en Agent H.H. B. PetersonPeterson andand Dispatcher waspromotedpromotedto en­ seer iDin August, H. G.G. Kearney,Kearney, bothboth ofof Mitchell,Mitchell, spentspent Guaranteed! plaus Christmas in the hospital, 1906.HeHe nownow plans Christmas in the hospital, butbut atat thisthis writ·writ Satisfaction d~votedevotemore timetime ingbig theythey areare gettinggetting alongalong nicely.nicely. ¼. fish H. W. Jacobs, agent at or your ishishisbobbies,hobbies, ~sh- Michael E. Kelly H. W. Jacobs, agent at Chamberlain, andand Michael E. Kelly wife are spending their money back! bg andand gardemng.gardeaing. wife are spending their vacation visiting TheTheHerbertHerb&t FehlsFehls have anotheranother daughter,daughter. theirtheir new grandsongrandson inin Wisconsin atat present.present. ram ODon Dec. 1111 atat MasonMasoa City.City. HerbHerb isis J.J. M.M. BumsBurns ofof Vivian isis relieving.relieving. World’s Larg aployedployed inin thethe roundhouse.roundhouse. ThisThis bringsbrings C. H.H. Croat,Croat, agentagent atat Hull, leftleft recentlyrecently eff Maker of 9 lotaltotal toto twotwo boyshoys and twotwo girls.girls. forfor anan extendedextended visit inin California. the Union - Made JamesJames M. Barr, 81, retiredretired engineer, work clothes. passedawayaway atat his home inin Mason CityCity on / ed Sioux Dec:Dee.9,9, followingfollowing a longlong illness.iHness. He retiredretired Sioux FallsFaUs Line ~fay, 1935, after 29 years of service. ,ii May,1935, after 29 years of service. F. B. GriIl.r.Griller, Corre""otJd.1JtCorrespondent ir Engineer Roy E. MacDuffie passed away IIt MuonMasonCity on Dec. 3 followingfollowing a brief ConductorConductor Zane D. JenkinsJenkins and familyfamily Funeral services were held at i ileess.ea. Funeral services were held at Spencer, leftleft Sioux Falls onun Jan. 9 forfor aa three·weekthree-week derewhereMr. and Mrs. MacDuffie maintained vacation inin Los Angeles. heir, home. Ed Grebe, fonnerformer trainman,trainman, now operat­operat 15 It'sIt’sa boy for thethe Carter Tbomases,Thomases, born ing a ranch inin the vicinity of Roundup, saDec.Dee.17 at Mason City. Considering that Mont., stopped over in Sioux Falls on this's is the first timetime Carter has gone through Dec. 2 to visit his old railroad buddies on Co~ . theordeal, he made it with flying colors. his way home after seeing the stock show The H. D. LEE E. L. Hathaway, agent at Chancellor, isis in Chicago. Kansas Cll)', Mo. San Franchco, Calif, kekk ODon the job after undergoing an opera·opera- When Conductor Tr.nlon. N. J, Mlnntapolls. Mlno. When Conductor M. (Mud) Medin came Soulh B.nd, Ind• .allna. Kans. 3- lisa.Dfor appendicitis aridadd peritonitis. to Sioux Falls to spend Thanksgiving with d ~Ir.Mr.and Mrs. E. J. Gashel, Clear Lake, his brother, Judge Medin, someone took ‘4 is ebratedebrated their golden wedding on Dec. 19, his overnight case getting off thethe train. hsldiagding open house for friends and relatives. The one that was left for him contained IC The one that was left for him contained llr.Mr.Gashel was employed by the Road for pink things and Mud had to sleep in his years, retiring in 1941. underwear until his case was returned two r. Mr.Yr. and Mrs. William Woodhouse,Woodhonse, Mason days later. . City,.itJ, also observed their golden wedding on Mrs. Alice Dineen of the Sioux Falls car PANAMA-BEAVER Dee.. 19. Open house was held for friends department, attends all the poultry Bingo aidrelatives. Mr. Woodhouse is eniployedemployed parties in the city and if luck continues asslationstationbaggageman at Mason City. she will have the nucleus for a poultry Carbon Papers Inked Ribbons C. E. Oeschger, wife and daughter Sharon, farm in the spring. Unimulel'8Unimasters r apentDI the Christmas holidays in Florida. Cliff Regret to report the death of Mrs. Earl chief clerk in the Mason City store de­de Hansen, wife of Engineer Hansen and lsrtment.ent. mother of Trainman Gene, on Dec. 4 after Since 1896 I A.J. Peters, captain of police, made sure a sudden heart seizure. thatSanta didn’t Another death is that of Mrs. A. LandLand­ Santa didn't overlook the Peters home "THE“THE UNELINE THAT CAN’TCAN'T BEDB w hypattingputting in his order early and gellinggetting a mark, Sioux Falls, on Dec. 5 after two sewOldsmobile. weeks of illness. Alfred Landmark is emem­ MATCHED”MATCHED" GesrgeGeorge Card, lientenantlieutenant of police, has ployed at the Sioux Falls freight office and &irslerredfrom Sioux City to Mason City. son VeruuuVernon isis locatedlocated at Sioux City as 1 erred from Sioux City to Mason City. By the time this magazine reaches our rate clerk. PANAMA-BEAVER,PANAl\IA-BEAVER, Inc.InC. Teiders. ere we will be into the new year, but we • sish'b to extend sincere wishes for a happy There’sThere's no fun like work, says a mu.mil· 600800 VanVaa BureaBlm'a St.8t. 739 N. Broadway aidprosperous 19191949 toto everyone—andeveryone-and forfor lionaire.1I0nalre. And unfortunately, there isIs Chicago,ChI_, IllinoisI1IlJuIIa Muwaukee, WI.. Ieee and more newsrDeWar very littlelittle work likelike fun.

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Michael Sol Collection SiouxSioux CityCity andand WesternWestern BranchBranch LinesLines Frl!dFred Coft1!110.Costello, Corrl!spoudftutCorrespondene TheThe PetersonsPetersons ofof BornBorn, aa nine-poundnine-pound sonson toto FiremanFireman andand MitchellMitchell TimeTimeIsIsOurOurBusinessBusinessMrs.Mrs. J~eJoe A.A. DatriDatri atat SiouxSioux CityCity onon Dec.Dec. 14.14. AA postpoet cardcard hashas been.becn receivedreceived fr~mfrom AveryAvery R.R. Lowrie,Lowrie, retiredretired conductor,condnctor, maIledmailed fromfrom CHAS.CHAS. H.H. BERNBERN MiamiMiami Beach,Beach, Fla.Fla. ItIt statedstated thatthat hehe willwill bebe atat homehome inin LongLong Beach,Beach, Calif.,Calif., carecare ofof Gen·Gen UnionUnion StationStation Bldg.Bldg. Chicago,Chicago, illinoisIlhnois eraleral Delivery,Delivery, shortlyshortly afterafter Christmas.Christmas. Won·Won derder whywhy thethe tropicaltropical beaches.beaches. Oh,Oh, well,well, somesonic peoplepeople havehave allall thethe luck.luck. MILTONMILTONJ. HEEGNHEEGN DonaldDonald A.A. Fillaus,Fillaus, extraextra operator,operator, waswas J. notifiednotified byby UncleUncle SamSam thatthat helie waswas expectedexpected IT, 2929 E.E. Madison StreetStreet Chicago,Chicago, illinoisIllinois toto enterenter thethe ArmyArmy beforebefore Jan.Jan. 1.1. Conductor Harry[Tarry Dell Sherman,Sherman. 60,60. died atat hishis homehome inin YanktonYanktou onon Dec. 2727 follow.follow. inging aa longlong illness.illness. Burial waswas atat Yankton.Yankton. H.H. HAMMERSMITHHAMMERSMITH Mr.Mr. ShermanSherman enteredentered thetile serviceservice ofof thethe Road asas freightfreight brakemanbrakeman inin August,August, 1906.1906. 332332 W. Wisconsin Ave.Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Peterson SideSide Table Operator HaroldHarold J.J. Mahoney'sMahoney’s Mllwaulee,Milwaukee Wis. favoritefavorite automobileantomobile was rammedrammed by another MANY of ourour old timerstimers will be ill­ car recently. Luckily “Ma Honey” was not be is. car recently. Luckily "Ma Honey" was not teresterestedted inin seeingseeing thethe picturepicture of the injured,injured, inin spitespite of thethe factfact thatthat hisIns carcar was the Ii Axel Petersons ofof Mitchell, S. D. MrMr. OfficialOfficial Watc;:hWatch InspectorsInspectors wrapped around him likelike a gartergarter belt by Peterson beganhogan working forfor thethe Mil: of Mu. thethe forceforce of thethe impact.impact. waukee Road on Nov. 28, 1888,1888, as I Barney "Starvation"“Starvation” McGoogle, thethe switchswitch as forfor machinist, andand retiredretired onon May I,1, 1938. .1I shanty philosopher, sayssays thatthat his ideaidea of aa 1938. The Petersons had aa great familyfamily reore. mentalmental wizard isis a guy who can rememberremember union planned for Christmas durinC H ~1he his during MILWAUKEEMILwAUKEE ROAD his social security number. thethe timetime theirtheir sonson JohnJohn would be Tom be RoadmgRoadmua Tom Erickson, depot ticketticket agent, finishedfinished home, but hebe was recalled to duty on Specialists in railroad s Ofln thethe sicsil Specialists In railroad watchas,watches, finafine building a handsome new home inin Sioux thethe Persian Gulf and thethe reunion hid City recently. had • Rochesterochester 'awalryjewelry and penonalpersonal giftgft Itams.items. City recently. toto be postponed until thethe clan can be AlbertAlhert E. Cropley, seniorsenior engineer on the be I lioniso forfor cs gathered at somesonie futurefuture date. With I&D1&Dsecondsecond district, retired on Jan. 1,1, com· JorraB\0rrall HFl Jan. com sonson John at Bahrein IslandIsland in th.the Alway_Always at Your Servke pleting more than 53 years of service. Mr. .uallhoping at Your Service Mr. Persian Gulf, sons Donald and Ra).Ray Cropley entered service as fireman on Sept. IUtorecovel1recover mondmood in Ketchikan, Alaska, and Ro)Roy 19,19. 1895, and was promoted toto engineer on When 1‘I inin Avery, Idaho, thethc gathering of the July 13,13, 1901. He is in remarkably good -oathsouthfor family at one time and place isis Ia health. looktookplace health. major planning job. The Petersons George H. Nance, agent at Meckling, reo Kneeskern re havehaoe continued to make their home Itat tired on Jan. 1 after years of service. clerk; LeILel tired on Jan. 1 after 28 years of service. The Mitchell since Mr. Peterson'sPeterson’s retire·retire Meckling agency was abandoned effective Ilnltact cashi, CREOSOTED ment. They have lived in the same 1. Mr. and Mrs. Nance will continue mistantassistantti Jan. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Nance will continue house in Mitchell since their mmag.marriage to make their home there and Mrs. feketticketand to make ltheir home there and Mrs. Nance in 1898. MATERIALS will act as custodian. Ithe author and Clifford P. Leach, retired engineer now a Ippointedappointed resident of Bellingham, Wash., visited with Reynold his son Willard, chief caller at the Sioux for the pepI C0ALCOAL TAR City roundhouse, during the holiday season. FuiballltFarihault 1 Engineer Elmer A. Weiland and Mrs. retired. TI Weiland celebrated 35th A Trip to RememRememberber . tion of ch PRODUCTS Weiland celebrated their 35th wedding anan· torn of oh niversary with a public reception at the ConCon. filled611ed by C0 0o cordia Lutheran Church,Church. Sioux City, on MRS. Thomas E. Means, wife of a CongratllCongratii Republic Creosoting Co. 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: m - her iii MIddle,Middle. WestWest andand DesDes MoinesMoines P.P. H.1-1.Barker,Barker, passedpassed awayaway atat her homehome in RockwellRockwell CityCity recently.recently. ViolaViola Ranes,Ranes. CorrespondentCorrespondent OurOur sympathysympathy toto thethe familylaniily ofof A.A. A.A. conductor, who to family of SmedleySmedley, MiddleMiddle DivisionDivision conductor, who OurOursympathysymJth1Y to thethe family of J.J. E.E.Hayes,hayes. ~way ~oinesMoines hospital fol PhantomPhantomView engtn, who passed away recently passedpassed away atat a.a DesDes hos.pita! fol· View uiredtired engineer, who passed away recently' lowinglowing anan operation.operation. HISHis fatherfather ISis aa DesDes result of a heart ailment. Mr. Hayes I re thethe result of a heart ailment. Mr. Hayes MoinesMoines DivisionDivision engineerengineer. . wit!’ the Road in 1907 at Marion and •began 5 In' with the Road in 1907 at Marion and Jimmie, sonson ofof EngineerEngineer W.W. W. McRun.McRun. ~sferred n 1933 TIe retired in Jimmie, ofof thethe ranSful to Perry in 1933. He retired in nels,nels, isis showingshowing considerableconsiderable improvement.improvement. 1946. HeHe isis aa victimvictim ofof poliopolio andand isis atat thethe BlankBlank l~~s.Jrs. A.A. W.W. Nicholson,Nicholson, Jr.,ii., isis thethe newnew MemorialMemorial HospitalHospital inin DesDes MoinesMoines.. the division storekeeper’s officewhile .clerkJerk inin the division storekeeper's office while Donna,Donna, thethe youngyoung daughterdaughter ofof AgentAgent D. E.E. IMPROVEDIMPROVED Mirygary SchmitzSchniitz isis onon aa leaveleave ofof absence.absence. LeeLee ofof Dawson, hashas beenbeen quitequite illill atat thethe I• Ourour sympathysympathy toto thethe BrownBrown families.families. Mrs.Mrs. familyfamily home,home, sufferingsuffering withwith aa rarerare typetype ofof ~ymour..,.yrnourBrown,Brown, wife ofof retiredretired engineer,engineer. fever.fever. 9 •Wpassedssed awayaway onon Dec. 9 afterafter anan illnessillness ofof OurOur sympathysympathy toto William McGee,McGee. retiredretired ye.ir. Engineer Frank Brown, Dec. 18. Pboutabout 8a year. Engineer Frank Brown, who agent,agent. whose wifewife passedpassed awayaway onon Dec. 18. FAIRFAIR hidhad beenbeen helpinghelping atat thethe home,home, passedpassed awayaway WeWe welcomewelcome Mrs. RobertRobert RogersRogers intointo thethe oiddenlYuddenly aa shortshort timetime laterlater whilewhile cleaningcleaning railroadrailroad family.family. Engineer RogersRogers andand Doro·Doro. [ at his home after a snowfall. mar ;hethe walks at his home after a snowfall. thythy Zimmerman ofof Dallas Center werewere mar­ AAN N CCHOR H 0 R ried on Dec. 19. rF. L. Hanner,Hatttter, retiredretired engineer,engineer, slippedslipped onon ried on Dec. 19. SherrieSherrie LynneLynne isis thethe name ofof Freight thethe'iceice recentlyrecently andand sufferedsuflerecl aa possiblepossible skullskull fracture.IrarlUre. HelIe was takentaken toto King'!\.King’s Daughters Foremanioremait Art Airhart'sAirhart’s new grand.daughter.grand-daughter. • Hospital where his conditioncondition isis satisfactory.satisfactory. The baby isis thethe firstfirst childchild inin thethe familyfamily of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur El Paso, Tex. Conductor E. B. Oehler is undergoing Mr. and MJ:s. Arthur CulpCuip ofof El Paso, Tex. Conductor E. B. Oehler is undergoing Mrs. Airhart is in her at the Wilden Hospital in Des Mrs. Airhart is in Texas assistingassisting her Ireatmenttreatment at the Wilden Hospital in Des daughter.laughter. homes. He is reported to be improving. 'Ioines. He is reported to be improving. Our sympathysympathy toto Willard Hunter, agentagent E. B. Scott, joint operatoroperator forfor thethe North atat Fonda, whose wife passed away on Dec. \\Westernestern and thethe Milwaukee atat JeffersonJefferson 21. Mrs. Hunter hadhad been a patient at Oak­Oak. lOwer,tower,passed away on Dec. 11 of aa heart dale forfor somesome time.time. ailment. Mr. Scott was a North Western Death recently claimed H. E. Zeibell of t1Dployeemploye but had served at thethe tower for Des Moines,Moines. retiredretired conductor. He retiredretired come.nme time.tune. initt 1940 after many years inin freight andand Mrs. ZilphaZilplta Barker, widow of Conductor passenger service on thllthe Des Moines Di­Di. vision. •1 A baby girl was born toto Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Robinson recently. Jean isis a fireman Ejr on thethe Des Moines Division. The baby is a grand-daughtergrand.daughler of O.0. V. Robinson, retired engineer. D. N. Doutnas,Doumas, agent at Coon Rapids, was married during his recent vacation to Miss Violet Zunkel of Ogden. Note Operator and Mrs. H. E. Merkle included *11 additional gifts in the Christmas package to o Secure gr;pgrip on rail. tlJeirtheir son ArthttrArthur and his wife in Kansas City this year, as the latter have taken a o Lock at oppositeapposite end. Iilittlettle boy to raise as their own. A. W. Wild, section foreman at Panora, o• Contact under rail base. and his wife became the parents of a new o Bearing against tie and baby girl recently. tie plate. Congratulations to G. J. Foxhoven, agent plate. at Panora, who was married to Miss Eva Bailey of Panora on Oct. 16. • THE ~& CO• “Her"Her best and safest club isIs the home -r;_Ma_ •.. Sensible and responsible women do not want to vote. The relative posi.posl. CHICAGO NEW YORK Mr.andcmd Mrs. RobertBobert Lee Smith of Council tionstlons to be assumed by man and woman Eluff,...... Ta..la.. recent honeymooners.honeymoonen. Mrs. Smith inIn the working out of our civilization Wa.. Dorothy Jensen.IeMen. grand-daughtergrcmd-daughter of WilWU· were assigned long ago by a higher inIn· helm.... Gundlach. retiredreUred car inspector,IMpeclor. and telligence than ours.”ours." !4r.Smith 1Ir. Smith isis thethe son of General Yardmaster —Grover-Grover Cleveland inIn The LadiesLadies' One inchInch of rainfall isIs equal toto 113 t E.Smith. RomeHome Joitrttal,Journal, 1905.1906. tonstons per acre.

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An Encore for ConductotConductor Carlson W. H. DAVI·DAVI SON, an attor­attor ney at Boise, piéked up AUSTRALIAIMS 5 DIFFERENT Idaho, picked up a copy of the GAUGESOFRAILROADTRACK Milwaukee Mag­Mag VGIN WIDTHFROM2 azine and read TO5¼ FEET. thethere r e the re­re marks made by a passenger on thet h e Olympian Hiawatha whow h o considered him­him- A. J.j. CarlsonCarison rl : : self Ilucky u c k y to travel in the company of Conductor WA'WA THE POINT OF CONTACT A. J. Carlson.Carison. "I“I agree with every. BETWEEN8ETWEENAFREIGHT CAR thing he'he said,"said,” writes Mr. Davison. MOlMai WHEEL ANDTHE RAIL­RAIL ~/;!j "Mrs.“Mrs. Davison and I took a trip ced'ced ROAD TRACI(TRACKCAN 8EBE east, riding the Milwaukee Road ". ~.: ···..' ...... :·:····.<>#:::l# COVERED 8YB" THE AREA between Spokane and Chicago. In mexmer OF A DIME. all, we traveled about 7,300 miles, free of which almost 4,000 were over the Milwaukee lines. Going west we rode with Mr. Carlson and were very much impressed by him. We both agreed that he was one of the most TltlbYElAR6ESTLARGESTSIN6LES ARTICLEEEVER pleasant and considerate men we had "LDSTIN‘LOSTIN TRANSn"TRANS/I”IS SAITJSAIDTO HAVEHA'IE &NN ever met. In my opinion, he would be DEE/iBEEN A LOCOMOTIVE WHICH DISAp·V/SAP’ DEAl PEAREDWHILE EN ROUTEDYBY WA~WATER an asset to any organization. He FROMANEASTERNPORT TO A MIDMID­ showed the same kindly attitude - WESTERNWESIERNSTATE IN THE SUMMER OF towardt-Dward everyone and when he got "t _~1B38. nITWAS NEVERFOUND. to the end of his run I saw several --.,~-~ passeng~rs on ~:. passengers out on the platform visit­visit - ing with him. AIIOCIAIDiIAeOflQW Of0 AWIIIICAN*IC*N ... "He“He ahvays found time to be friendly; in fact, he is the friendli·friendli. est trainman we ever met. We had EastH&DEast H & D H & D DIVISION no fault to find with any of the train·train Martha Moehring.Moebring, CorrespondentCorresponden5 men, but we put MI:.Mr. Carlson at the West H & D head of the list."list.” Cornelius Brown, retired B&B carpenter, Lloyd C. Gilbert.Gilbert, Division Editor passed away and was buried at Montevideo the day before Christmas. Leroy is the newest thember of Lawrence Leroy is the newest member of Mainzer, retired conductor, spent a family at Aberdeen. He Louis Mainzer, retired conductor, spent a thetile Milwaukee family at Aberdeen. He ar·ar day with old friends in Montevideo recently. Congratulations go to Mr. day with old friends in Montevideo recently. rived on Dec. 16. Congratulations go to Mr. He has built up quite a hobby of making and Mrs. Robert Woodruff. Bob is a boiler and Mrs. Robert Woodrufl. Bob is a boiler· cribbage boards Out of cedar and in the maker’s cribbage boards out of cedar and in the maker's helper. of battleships. returned Minne Steinlicht became Mrs. form of battleships. He returned to Minne· Miss Winifred Steinlicht became Mrs. apolis that evening with less boards than Houglum on Dec. 20. The is Arvid4rvid J. Houglum on Dec. 20. The bride is he had when he came out. the daughter Cashier Carl Steinlicht. She he had when he came out. the daughter of Cashier Carl Steinlicht. She Conductors F. R. Nichols and W. J. is a graduate nurse and the groom is a medi·mcdi. I-larding 40-year student University Harding are now wearing 40-year buttons cal student at the University of Minnesota. and Rusty Miller is keeping his 35·year35-year one Conductor C. E. Speer was killed in a equally well polished. highway accident in the Black Hills on Nov. Thomas Hanlon,1-lanlon, who was recently pro·pro 28. Mrs. SpeerSpear was seriously injured in the moted from signal maintainer to signal same accident. Mr. Speer entered the employ supervisor, was the guest of honor recently of the Road in 1915 and had been a con·con at a steak dinner given by his friends in ductor since 1920. He was one of the most the Montevideo vicinity. There were the popular of our Aberdeen rails. usual speeches and Tommy was presented For an A·lA-i motor car trouble shooter we with a very nice piece of luggage. Clarence recommend UnemanLineman Jack Courtney. With Klith of Inwood, Ia., has stepped Into very few tools he can work over a\lall models, Tommy'sTommy’s position. He was just nicely get·get including the old Adams, and make them ting into the groove when he slipped on the purr like kittens. ice while fishing one Sunday, and now he Agent L. T. Wolf, Hague, N. D., is a has his right arm in a steel contraption that Navy veteran of both wars. He advises all fills the whole house and Mrs. Klith is young "vets"“vets” to retain that Reserve rating. h8vin~having quite a time keeping house around His service with the His service with the Road dates back to it. "Stub"“Stub” will not be working for some Ot 1912 when he started work at Ortonville as Tom HcmlonHanlon neft),(left), sltJDalsignal supervl80rsupervisor at time. Our substitute maintainer is L. E. PT a section band.hand. Christianson. Montevideo.Montevideo, MInD"Minn,, who was recently P':0 At the Elks'Elks’ annual "Monte“Monte Carlo"Carlo” for ------moted to sitJDalsignal maintainer talks Itit over wI!li­ NII I • Train charity the following "rails"“rails” were winners: The reason dogs have so many his successor.successor, "Stub"“Stub” KllthKlith (dqht).(right). Tr:=::o.•• Colonel Weatherly of Java; Mrs. Larry rector Pat Malone takes Itit aDall In.in. 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