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ing out, but it seems that his sense of
direction became confused.
Paul W. Nice has recently joined the
Shop crew. Paul was a T /S gt. in the
Army and was discharged at Fort Lo
gan, Colorado. He served in South Am
erica, Glad to have you w ith us Paul.
The smell of cigar smoke has been
overpowering lately. Two good reasons
for this however. Silas W. Doane, Bridge
Foreman, was married October 22nd to
Myrtle Schofield of Portland, Maine,
and Peter Altenburg, Mechanic in the
Shops, was recently the father of a
bouncing baby boy. Good luck to both
families from all of us.
ALBANY CHAPTER No. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Peterson have a
new son born October 28 th at the Leb
anon hospital. Mother and son are do
ing nicely and Nels appreciates the re
duction in his income tax. Nels works
under J. Brownie Bangert on the Al
bany bridge crew.
Charles Thorp bought a new home
in Salem and has quit work to remodel
the house.
Coquille Hotel and
Coffee Shop
You will be pleased with the
food and rooms.
Coquille, O regon
Due to the change in the labor situ
ation all crews in this District have
been materially increased and are now
working at or near capacity.
Quintus Underwood received a mus
cle injury while working on the Albany
Landscape project and is expected to
be off the job for some time.
Earl Nash, who has been nursing an
Oiling crew in other parts of the State
is now on vacation in California. He
expects to return as foreman of the
Albany Section about November 15 th.
ASTORIA CHAPTER No. 8
C. C. Seeley recently transferred
from The Dalles to Astoria and L. V.
Koons from Astoria to The Dalles. Mr.
Seeley was formerly District Mainten
ance Superintendent at Astoria and
Mr. Koons at The Dalles.
Roy Boldt, section! foreman and
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