. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . illness. Clay Horn departed for the West onDecember 15, intending to stop off at LosAngeles, to call on .some friends. We under-stand that he carried with him a diamondring. Rumor has it that the ring will bereturned to the East on the hand of awestern young lady who has been very busyin the Lasky Studio. Mr. Horn is yardclerk, Newark. It is the desire of your correspondent thatevery employe on the Newark Divisiontake an active part in collecting informa-tion to be used in the \g.^zi\e. Getbusy and let us know what is going on atyour station. Charle
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . illness. Clay Horn departed for the West onDecember 15, intending to stop off at LosAngeles, to call on .some friends. We under-stand that he carried with him a diamondring. Rumor has it that the ring will bereturned to the East on the hand of awestern young lady who has been very busyin the Lasky Studio. Mr. Horn is yardclerk, Newark. It is the desire of your correspondent thatevery employe on the Newark Divisiontake an active part in collecting informa-tion to be used in the \g.^zi\e. Getbusy and let us know what is going on atyour station. Charles M. Hinger Charles M. Hinger was born on October4, 1872; he died at Newark, Ohio, FebruaryI, 1922. Mr. Hinger entered service withthe Baltimore and Ohio as an engine cleaner,Newark, Ohio, shops. He entered hisapprenticeship as blacksmith on March i.^,1890; was made blacksmith, March 14,1894, and continued in the service atNewark, Ohio, until November I, 1908,when he was made blacksmith shop fore-man, Garrett, Ind. He returned to Newark. The Vose Grand has the incomparable Tone—the onequality above all others which makesa real piaoo The exquisite tone ofthe Vote Grand distinguishes itfrom all other pianos. We Challenge ConiDari^onaWrite for our beautifully illustratedcatalog and floor pattern of the VoseGrand, also our easy payment plan. VOSE & SONS PIANO Boylston St. Boston. Mass. vose as blacksmith foreman on January 7, 1914,and remained in same capacity untilDecember, 1920, when his health forcedhim to retire from active service. In 1896 he was united in marriage to MissBertha Adkins, who, with a son, Charles A.,Jr., one daughter, Mrs. Earl C. Forbes, andone grandchild. Jack Forbes, survives. Charlie was kind and congenial andwas well liked by his fellow employes,especially those of whom he had extend to the family the heartfeltsympathy of the employes on NewarkDivision. The accompanying picture showsMr. Hinger, second figure from the from lef
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