Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine (1920) (14758409661)

Identifier: baltimoreohioemp11balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation



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, vice Joe Bassani. For thepast five years she has been in the BillingDepartment. We know she has left us inname only. We welcome Miss Martina FoUey intothe Baltimore and Ohio Family as steno-grapher. At this writing Tim Payne is still onthe sick list. Hope for his speedy recovery. Jessie Fralinger desires to thank thosewho so willingly contributed to a pursegiven her by employes during her recentsorrow. Mansfield, Ohio Correspondent, C. R. Stone C. F. Parks, supervising agent, recentlyspent the day with us in inspecting the workand routine. Fred is a fine fellow and weare alv/ays glad to see him. C. D. Douglas, district freight agent,Cincinnati, was in the city today to call onold and new friends. Doug. is popularat Mansfield and we certainly enjoyed see-ing him. We well remember the time whenthis office was stricken with influenza, andhow Douglas came in and helped us out.Good luck to you, Douglas, old man. C. D. Smoots, car demurrage man fromMr. Malones Office, recently spent a few
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ON THE OHIO DIVISION t and 2. Engine 2617 ready for eihibition at the Kentucky State Fair. 3. Daisy Ramona, age 3, niece of Electrical Foreman H. A. Dixon and grandaughter olOperator Tnomas Dixon, Blanchester. 4. The main line, near Hamden, Ohio. S- Train No. 3 arriving at Hamden, Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, October, IQ2J dajS with us checking the car situation.Smoots is a good scout.- A. R. Bird, the jiopular yard conductor,first trick, is the proud father of a nice babygirl. Amsey says she looks just like him.Congratulations, Amsey, old boy. The second part of the half million dollarimprovement being made by the Baltimoreand Ohio was recently completed by GeorgeB. Herring and Son, Contractors. Thetracks placed in use by the Railroad todayconsist of additional trackage and extentionof the yauls on North Walnut Street. Theprevious capacity of the team tracks wasfor the accommodation of i8 cars a daywhile the increased capacity will allow 36cars to be unloaded during a single day