. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . due to Mr. Lemens untiring efforts. A. J. Scherrer, leverman at Bond Hill, whowas granted a leave of absence about six monthsago, and made a trip to California in an auto-mobile, has now recovered to such an extentthat he expects to return and resume work inthe near future. CHARLES L. RYAN Cincinnati Terminal Correspondent, Joseph Beel, Trans par tat ion Department Divisional Safety Committee T. L. Terrant Chairman, Superintendent J. Weidenweber Secretary J. H. Meyers Trainmaster C. H. Creager ; Road Foreman of Engines L. A. Cordie Assistant
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . due to Mr. Lemens untiring efforts. A. J. Scherrer, leverman at Bond Hill, whowas granted a leave of absence about six monthsago, and made a trip to California in an auto-mobile, has now recovered to such an extentthat he expects to return and resume work inthe near future. CHARLES L. RYAN Cincinnati Terminal Correspondent, Joseph Beel, Trans par tat ion Department Divisional Safety Committee T. L. Terrant Chairman, Superintendent J. Weidenweber Secretary J. H. Meyers Trainmaster C. H. Creager ; Road Foreman of Engines L. A. Cordie Assistant Terminal Agent Larrtck Car Foreman J. A. Tschuor General Foreman T. Mahoney Supervisor Rotating Members P. KoTH General Foreman Geo. Schlenker Chief Rate Clerk A. CaYTON Yard Engineer R. G. Von Hoene Yardmaster W. J. Maloney Chief Yard Clerk J. D. Green Machinist The Cincinnati Terminal employes of theBaltimore and Ohio Southwestern and theC. H. & D. are in sympathy with conductor TMK BAi/riMoKK AM) OHIO i:milovi:s maca/im- lo;. OF W HOPKINS, FLORA E. J. Maher and his family in the death of hisfather, James Maher, who was employed on theC. H. & D. for over fifty years. He waspensioned a year ago. retiring; from activeservice because of the illness that resulted inhis death on January 30. Interment was atHamilton, Ohio, on February 2. The floralofferings were many and beautiful and thefuneral was largely attended by the fraternalorganizations with which Mr. Maher wasaffiliated. Mr. Maher was one of the oldest employes onthe C. H. <fe D., and had a continuous servicerecord extending from 1861 until the time hewas pensioned. He boasted of many the officials. Notice the smile on the face of William(Bill) Morrison, passenger service clerk inthe office of W. G. Curren, assistant generalsuperintendent of transportation. Its a girl—the young lady arrived on January 28. Whowouldnt smile? A safety committee is being organized in theCincimiati Terminals and
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