. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . made anumber of short trips. Miss Osterman has threebrothers in military service, but in one of hervisits to a cantonment it was rumored she isalso just a little interested in some other girlsb rother. Below is a picture of Fred SprickerhofT,former track foreman at Dillsboro, Ind., whoserved the Baltimore and Ohio very satisfac-torily for a great many years, and who diedAugust 13, 1918. He is standing beside his wifein the photograph. Mr. SprickerhofT was born June 8, 1833 andimmigrated to the United States in 1848. InSeptember, 1861, he enlisted in th
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . made anumber of short trips. Miss Osterman has threebrothers in military service, but in one of hervisits to a cantonment it was rumored she isalso just a little interested in some other girlsb rother. Below is a picture of Fred SprickerhofT,former track foreman at Dillsboro, Ind., whoserved the Baltimore and Ohio very satisfac-torily for a great many years, and who diedAugust 13, 1918. He is standing beside his wifein the photograph. Mr. SprickerhofT was born June 8, 1833 andimmigrated to the United States in 1848. InSeptember, 1861, he enlisted in the UnionArmy in Company C, 37th Indiana, and serveduntil September, 1864. He was taken a prisonerin the battle of Stone River, and placed inLibby Prison. Shortly after his return from thearmy he was employed as section hand on theO. & M. Railroad, now the Baltimore andOhio, and remained in service until a shorttime ago, when he was honorably retired onpension. He was a member of the G. A. R.,Masons, Odd Fellows and Knights of In a group on page 30 is a picture of SergeantEarle M. Wilson, Company H, 166th Infantry,with the American Expeditionary Forces inFrance. Private Wilson formerly was connectedthe with Line Gang in this territory. Harry Purkhiser, who has been in service onthis division as brakeman and conductor sinceDecember 27, 1910, was promoted to yard-master at Storrs on September 25. S. A. Rogers, road foreman of engines, whowas in the Schneck Memorial Hospital for twoweeks as result of minor operation and somecomplications, is very much irhproved. J. H. Demann, dispatcher, Cincinnati Sub-Division, was in the Schneck Memorial Hospitalfor two weeks undergoing major operation. Heprobably will be able to return to duty soon. THE LATE FllED 8P11ICKERH0FFAND HIS WIDOW Cincinnati Terminal Correspondent, W. F. Cochrane, Chief Clerkto Supervisor of Terminals Divisional Safety Committee Permanent Members J. H. Meters Superintendent T. J. BowNS General Yardmaster J. M.
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