. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . s Hospital. He has beenmuch improved by treatment and practicallyrecovered his usual health. SHENANDOAH DIVISION Correspondent, J. L. Maphis DIVISIONAL SAFETY COMMITTEE D. Brooke, Suoerintendent H. Earle, H. Winkley, Yard Conductor. Effective September 1st, J. M. Swann isappointed Ticket Agent at Staunton, Va.,vice H. M. Painter. E. E. Baker, who hasbeen Acting Ticket Agent at Staunton, takesthe place of Mr. Swann as Agent at Greenville,Va. Jacob Roderick, for 47 years a conductoron the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who hasbeen r
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . s Hospital. He has beenmuch improved by treatment and practicallyrecovered his usual health. SHENANDOAH DIVISION Correspondent, J. L. Maphis DIVISIONAL SAFETY COMMITTEE D. Brooke, Suoerintendent H. Earle, H. Winkley, Yard Conductor. Effective September 1st, J. M. Swann isappointed Ticket Agent at Staunton, Va.,vice H. M. Painter. E. E. Baker, who hasbeen Acting Ticket Agent at Staunton, takesthe place of Mr. Swann as Agent at Greenville,Va. Jacob Roderick, for 47 years a conductoron the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who hasbeen running between Harrisonburg and Lexing-ton, will be placed on the retired list, beginningwith August 1. After serving four years as a Confederate soldier Roderick went with theBaltimore and Ohio just after the war, andnever has a passenger been killed on any trainunder his charge, though he has been in in-numerable wrecks and smashups. He is 75years old. He will be succeeded by LewisD. Barley, who runs between Strasburg andBrunswick, ENGINEER L. W. COLVIN, OF HARRISON-BURG, VA., WHO ENTERED THESERVICE IN 1868 AND WASPENSIONED IN 1910 Conductor L. D. Barley has been assignedto the passenger rim on Valley Railroad Dist rictvacated by Conductor J. Roderick, W. F. Edwards takes the run vacatedby Conductor Barley on Eastern H. Winkley takes the place vacated byMr. Edwards in baggage car on ConductorBarleys run. Fireman John Watts has been assigned tothe position of regular fireman oc the Mill-ville Digger. P. S. Rogers and brother, C. L. Rogers,Agent and Warehouseman, respectively, atEast Lexington, Va., thoroughly enjoyed theirvacation at Atlantic City. Road Foreman of Engines H. F. Howser hasreturned from attending a convention of RoadForemen of Engines at Chicago. He reportsa very successful convention. He spent severaldays seeing the city after the conventionadjourned. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 67 Samuel, son of E. E. Rogers, A
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