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Identifier: baltimoreohioemp03balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation
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visor of Station Service Dr. F. DeRevere Medical Examiner W. L. Dryden Signal Supervisor E. Alley Track Supervisor J. B. Sharp Coal Agent J. Johns Master Carpenter J. A. Campbell Captain of Police J. A. Larkin Chief Train Dispatcher D. Buckley Passenger Engineer T. May .Fireman M. W. McGarvey Freight Conductor F. J. Banks Freight Trainman John Gay Yard Conductor M. Allen Foreman W. L. Atcheson Carpenter Foreman H. Erwood Carpenter M Mancusi Section Foreman H. Smith Shop Foreman P. Garrity Car Inspector J. Trainor ■ Car Repairman E. L. Hand Freight Agent E. Decker Freight Agent E. W. Evans Terminal Agent On July 1st, 1915, the Brotherhood of Loco-motive Firemen of the Staten Island linesheld an excursion to Forest View Grove on theHudson. The affair was largely attended andeveryone who took the trip had an enjoyableouting. The accompanying picture was takenaboard the boat and consists of the membersof the arrangement committee. They are as yww HAi;nM()i(i; wdohio l;Mrl.()^l;s maca/im
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COMMITTEE OX ARRAXGEMEXTS-EXCURSIOX OF B. of L. E.. STATEX ISLAXD LIXES follows: Top row, left to right, J. OBrien,chairman; George White, George Hartman, sec-retary, Wm. Dolan; middle row, Henr) Kowsky,John Hurlc), Jos. Kretz, Andrew Kelh, LarryMohr; bottom row, Jos. Goetz, treasurer;James Silk, and James Searl. Effective July 1st, Walter A. Deems wasappointed master mechanic of the Staten Islandlines vice J. S. Sheafe. )Mr. Deems was for-merly master mechanic at Glenwood shops. Frederick Rickhow, foreman painter, withhis wife and daughter are making a tour throughthe west and will visit the principal cities. Harry Lawrence and his wife spent theirvacation at Newport, R. L While there Harryattended the wedding of his sister and actedas best man. Conductor Harry Williams and family arespending their vacation at Pine Hill, N. Y. Conductor D. B. Hayes is enroute to Detroitvia Buffalo on his usual tour of the countr)-. John McGowan, extra dispatcher, has justreturned from a very interest