. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . s city. May 12, aged seventy-eight was due to the infirmities of advancedage. Mr. Wintermo,yer came on from Wheeling,where he is now located, and was at the bed-side of his mother before death came. Funeralservices were conducted from the home. Thomas Seibert, car repairman, died at theCity Hospital, May 15, after a few days had been injured under a car he wasrepairing and taken to the hospital, but pneu-monia developed, with fatal results. He hadbeen in the employ of the Baltimore and Ohiofor some years and was a popular work
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . s city. May 12, aged seventy-eight was due to the infirmities of advancedage. Mr. Wintermo,yer came on from Wheeling,where he is now located, and was at the bed-side of his mother before death came. Funeralservices were conducted from the home. Thomas Seibert, car repairman, died at theCity Hospital, May 15, after a few days had been injured under a car he wasrepairing and taken to the hospital, but pneu-monia developed, with fatal results. He hadbeen in the employ of the Baltimore and Ohiofor some years and was a popular widow and several children survive. Theremains were laid to rest in Green Hill Cemetery,Sunday, May 18. A large number of Jr. O. M. and fellow carmen paid a last sad tributeto a suddenly broken fellowship. Keyser Correspondent, H. B. Kight, Ticket Clerk The picture on i)age 87 is of the HoffmanHospital in Keyser. It is owned by Dr. C. , our surgeon, and it is to this hospitalthat most of the men are taken when injured. New Ash Hoist at Keyser on the road or at the shops. It was built in1903, and has a capacity for thirty patients andten nurses. The following letter explains itself and showsthat the work of G. E. Sirbaugh, one of ourshop employes, in behalf of the Victory Loan,has been appreciated: May 9, 1919. Mr. Edward Sirbaugh, Keyser, W. Va. Dear Sir—Mineral County has been allottedseven of the medals cast by the Treasury De-partment from captured German caraion, whichare to be awarded for patriotic service in be-half of the Liberty Loans and these medalshave been forwarded to me with the requestthat I distribute them. I feel certain that no person in this countyhas done more active or effective work than youin behalf of all the Liberty Loans, and I takegreat pleasure in enclosing one of these medals,which I present to you in the name of SecretaryGlass. It is my hope that this medal may be aconstant reminder to you of the disinterestedpatriotic service
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