. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . .. .pS a few days. a. Kelly ..!..................Locomotive Fireman . R. D. Gannon Agent E. E. Alexander, general foreman at the tie Engineman plant, recentlv made a trip to St. Louis in con- C. A. Salvesen Signal Repairman .- If • ^ n Passenger Irainman nection with the work of commercial firmstreating ties for the Baltimore and Ohio. Earl Irving, clerk at the tie plant, spent anenjoyable vacation canoeing do\ATi the SouthBranch of the Potomac from Petersburg toGreen Spring. Earl is some shooter. Hekilled a large rattl
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . .. .pS a few days. a. Kelly ..!..................Locomotive Fireman . R. D. Gannon Agent E. E. Alexander, general foreman at the tie Engineman plant, recentlv made a trip to St. Louis in con- C. A. Salvesen Signal Repairman .- If • ^ n Passenger Irainman nection with the work of commercial firmstreating ties for the Baltimore and Ohio. Earl Irving, clerk at the tie plant, spent anenjoyable vacation canoeing do\ATi the SouthBranch of the Potomac from Petersburg toGreen Spring. Earl is some shooter. Hekilled a large rattlesnake on the trip. Charles M. Gurtler, the veteran pumper atthe tie plant, resumed work on July 6. Withhis family he spent a most pleasant weekvisiting relatives in Ohio. When M. Skelley, of Oldtown, Md., makes arequest for a pass for any member of his family,he takes great pride in jotting down thirty-five years in the space reserved for Lengthof Service on Form 712. Mr. Skelley is one ofthe most faithful of the Companys FERRYBOAT TOTTENVILLE In service between Perth Amboy, , and Tottenville, S. I. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 79 n OB ^f •» v., ^ 1 * SOME STATEN ISLAND EMPLOYESFrom left to right: J. Silk, Engineer; H J. Cherny,Clerk; G. M. Reid, Brakeman; A. Heil, ground: G. G. Messmer, Car Inspector. Harry Lawrence, draughtsman in the mastermechanics office, and his family spent theirvacation at Wickford, Rhode Island. EngineerL. Achilles and his family went to Belhaven,N. C, for their vacation. Engineer F. Hanlonis at Lake George, and engineer Ralph Saundersand Mrs. Saunders are at Portland, Me. The Baltimore and Ohio is to be compli-mented upon being the line picked to transportthe cargo of crude rubber from New York toBaltimore to be placed aboard the merchantsubmarine Deutschland for its trip underseasto Germany. Albert H. Nebcl, Jr., has been promoted tothe position of general file clerk in the generaloffices. Harry Roger
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