. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ision Storekeeper, Garrett W. J. Mltlvihill Supervising Agent, Garrett C. L. WooDtox General Yardmaster, Garrett ROTATING MEMBERS J. W. Rider Freight Engineer, Garrett J. W. ToDHUNTER Freight Conductor, Deshler H. G. BoHLER Freight Fireman, Garrett H. G. SiMCOX Freight Brakeman, Garrett W. N. Clay Track Foreman, Hicksville Yard Brakeman Harley Moffett, ofDeshler, inventor of the Moffett Automaticstop signal, met with a painful accident afew days ago while experimenting with somekind of an invention, in which he usedhvdrochloric acid. He burned one of h
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ision Storekeeper, Garrett W. J. Mltlvihill Supervising Agent, Garrett C. L. WooDtox General Yardmaster, Garrett ROTATING MEMBERS J. W. Rider Freight Engineer, Garrett J. W. ToDHUNTER Freight Conductor, Deshler H. G. BoHLER Freight Fireman, Garrett H. G. SiMCOX Freight Brakeman, Garrett W. N. Clay Track Foreman, Hicksville Yard Brakeman Harley Moffett, ofDeshler, inventor of the Moffett Automaticstop signal, met with a painful accident afew days ago while experimenting with somekind of an invention, in which he usedhvdrochloric acid. He burned one of hisfingers so seriously that amputation wasnecessary. It is hoped that no furthertrouble develops and that he will soon beback on the job. Chief Dispatchei H. S. Carroll is againhaving trouble with his injured leg. Almosta year ago hs received a slight injur\,which, however, failed to heal for a coupleof months. Trouble developed again aboutMay 10 and at the present time he is unableto use it. All of his friends wish him aspeedy Little W. E. Brugh, Jr., likes ice cream cones, and we suspect that the big beys and girls in the other picture do, too. They represent the office force and warehouse at Massillon Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, July. IQ22 67 James Duncan, aged 82, died at his home,Willard, Ohio, on June 6. Mr. Duncan wasa retired Baltimore and Ohio passengerconductor and had been an invalid for thepast 22 years. He entered our service in1881 and retired after twenty years serviceas brakeman and freight and passenger con-ductor. He was a member of the Order ofRailway Conductors, the Grand Army ofthe Republic and a charter member of thePresbyterian church of Willard. Burialwas in Greenwood Cemetery, Willard. Twosons and four sons-in-law acted as pall-bearers. Mr. Duncan was a resident ofGarrett for several years before moving toWillard in 1887. Garrett, Indiana Correspondent, ,Assistant Shop ClerkWhat To DoWhen the little devils fret ye. And you
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