. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . J!. M. COL> I N It is expected that by July 1 the fourth floorof Wheeling passenger station will be readyfor occupancy by the Wheeling Athletic Asso-ciation of the Baltimore and Ohio. Practicallyall the facilities of a first-class gymnasium havebeen installed and the finishing touches are nowbeing put on. L. K. Landau, our genial maintenance of waymaterial clerk, has left for Tulsa, Okla., wherehe will engage in the oil supply business. was secretary of the Athletic Asso-ciation. His many friends wish him muchsuccess. There have been many
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . J!. M. COL> I N It is expected that by July 1 the fourth floorof Wheeling passenger station will be readyfor occupancy by the Wheeling Athletic Asso-ciation of the Baltimore and Ohio. Practicallyall the facilities of a first-class gymnasium havebeen installed and the finishing touches are nowbeing put on. L. K. Landau, our genial maintenance of waymaterial clerk, has left for Tulsa, Okla., wherehe will engage in the oil supply business. was secretary of the Athletic Asso-ciation. His many friends wish him muchsuccess. There have been many favorable remarksmade by pedestrians and drivers in regard tothe manner in which our crossings arc beingprotected by the ten crossing watch-women nowon duty in Wheeling. Lew E. Foster President of the Wheeling Division AthleticAssociation Lew E. Foster entered the service of the(lompany on .January (i, 11)05, as a telegrapheron the Wheeling Division. In August, 1907, THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 03. LEW E. FOSTER he was promoted to copy operator in the dis-patchers office, Wheeling, and in May, 1915,was made manager and wire chief of FYtelegraph office, Wheeling, the position thathe now holds. When the Wheeling DivisionAthletic Association was formed he was madeits president. Mr. Foster has always been keenly interestedin athletic and social events. He is a finedancer, an expert swimmer and a racing cyclistof note. His work along welfare lines is in itsinfancy, and he hopes to make the WheelingAthletic Association the leader in Baltimoreand Ohio athletic circles. That he is a man oforiginal ideas is proved by the fact that hewas the originator of the novel dance program,worked out in the form of a miniature time-table, used at the annual Wheeling Divisionball last December. The Athletic Association is in splendidcondition. There are now 175 members and200 are expected in the near future. There is$400 in the treasury and $500 worth of gym-nasium equipment has been bo
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