Osage County KS Archives News.....A Capper Employee For Forty Years: Fred M. WHITE November 30, 1939
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The Enterprise-Chronicle, Osage County, Thursday, November 30, 1939 November 30, 1939
A Capper Employee For Forty Years.
The Sunday Topeka Capital carries an account of 40 years of service of Fred M.
WHITE with the Capper Publications in Topeka. Mr. White is the eldest son of
A.G. White of Burlingame. Forty years ago last Monday he started work on the
Mail and Breeze as a printer's apprentice. Now after four decades, he has
mastered almost every detail of printing and is still with the Capper
Publications as foreman of the magazine composing room.
He was born and educated in Scranton, where he graduated from high school in the
spring of 1899. He says, "When I first came to the Mail and Breeze, it was not
the pretentious organization that one sees in the Capper Publications today. But
what a thrill to see it grow."
If he has a hobby, it is the education of his children: Mrs. Charles R. EDSON,
of Chicago, a graduate of the National College of Education, Evanston; Miss
Velma WHITE, a graduate of Washburn College, now teaching in the high school at
Fowler, Kansas; Alfred White, a junion in the engineering department, Kansas
State College, and Miss Leah WHITE, a freshman in home economics at Kansas State
College.
Mr. and Mrs. White live at 823 Mulvane, Topeka.

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