. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . superintendent ofschools. He resigned this post to enter the Sec-ond Officers Training Camp at Fort BenjaminHarrison. He was later commissioned firstlieutenant for immediate service in the Avia-tion Section of the Signal Corps and left Garretton November 20 for Camp Mills, Long Island,New York. Lieutenant Carroll worked duringvacation times for the Baltimore and Ohio indifferent departments, beginning as a messengerboy early in life. At the time of his enlistmenthe was chairman of the Red Cross society andwas very prominent in school and church work. O
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . superintendent ofschools. He resigned this post to enter the Sec-ond Officers Training Camp at Fort BenjaminHarrison. He was later commissioned firstlieutenant for immediate service in the Avia-tion Section of the Signal Corps and left Garretton November 20 for Camp Mills, Long Island,New York. Lieutenant Carroll worked duringvacation times for the Baltimore and Ohio indifferent departments, beginning as a messengerboy early in life. At the time of his enlistmenthe was chairman of the Red Cross society andwas very prominent in school and church work. On the afternoon of November 7 the regularsafety meeting on the Chicago Division washeld and it was our good fortune to have JohnHair present at this meeting. In the eveninga public meeting was held in the Eagles Hall,Garrett, and it is estimated that over 600 peoplewere present, the house being packed to capac-ity. A speech was made by Mr. Hair and mov-ing pictures were shown. The prctures werefollowed by scenes of the championship ball. LIEUTENANT GEORGE S. CARROLL 72 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE game between Cumberland and Garrett atBaltimore on September 4. All the picturesshown were excellent and it is needless to Baythat the meeting was a success in every way. On the evening of November 11 another meet-ing wa held in the Garrett City Hall, thismeeting being presided over by Mr. Wood. Thismeeting was held in order to acquaint the peoplewith war conditions and was largely pictures were shown at this meetingalso. This is not the first time we have heardMr. Wood speak and we were glad to have himwith us again. His speech was of the highestorder and a good impression was made withthe people of Garrett. Earnest Crow, who has been sick for a month,has improved and we hope to see him back athis desk in the division engineers office withina few days. The accompanying picture is of Loren Loomis,son of E. H. Loomis, telegraph operator atGarrett. Loren is,
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