. Information for employes and the public; being a series of leaflets issued ... by the Pennsylvania railroad system in the interest of improved service, increased efficiency, and a better understanding by employes and the public of railroad problems . eet, Zanesville, T. DALE CROSSING WATCHMAN .... VINCENNES 36 South Edwards Street, Worthington, M. MURRAY SHOP HAND RICHMOND 34 1238/3 Main Street, Richmond, J. SCHEUMANN, Sr. .MACHINIST LOGANSPORT 33 520 Helm Street, Logansport, H. POTTER CROSSING WATCHMAN .... EASTERN 32 East Robinson Street, Shrev
. Information for employes and the public; being a series of leaflets issued ... by the Pennsylvania railroad system in the interest of improved service, increased efficiency, and a better understanding by employes and the public of railroad problems . eet, Zanesville, T. DALE CROSSING WATCHMAN .... VINCENNES 36 South Edwards Street, Worthington, M. MURRAY SHOP HAND RICHMOND 34 1238/3 Main Street, Richmond, J. SCHEUMANN, Sr. .MACHINIST LOGANSPORT 33 520 Helm Street, Logansport, H. POTTER CROSSING WATCHMAN .... EASTERN 32 East Robinson Street, Shreve, MALONEY TRACKMAN PITTSBURGH 31 Collier, W. B. ROWLEE CAR REPAIRER NORTHERN 29 958 Ionia Avenue, S. W., Grand Rapids, DOOGAN BLACKSMITH INDIANAPOLIS 216 North Twenty-second Street, Columbus, COLOBUNO CROSSING .... RICHMOND 336 Charles Street, Hamilton, H. HALLENBECK . . .CAR INSPECTOR ERIE AND ASHTABULA . 920 West Twenty-third Street, Erie, Pa.*JOHN GARDNER TRACKMAN PITTSBURGH Beaver Street, New Comerstown, Ohio. *Retired, etfectiTe February 1, 1916. Length oiService Months 28 2 26 10 24 17 4 Men Now Retiring Who Have Served the Pennsylvania Railroad More Than Half a Century. DANIEL SULLIVAN D.^NIEL SULLIVAN LENGTH OF SERVICE, 51 YEARS 10 MONTHS Daniel Sullivan was Crossing Watchman atTitusville, Pa., for nearly 40 years. During thatlong period he was able, by his vigilance and care,to prevent the occurrence of even a single acci-dent at the crossing forwhich he was responsible. Mr. Sullivan was bom in County Kerry, Ire-land, on March 17, 1846, and came to Americawith his parents. In May, 1864, at the age of18 years, he entered the service of the WesternNew York and Pennsylvania Railroad as Brake-man, engaged in both the freight and passengerservices. He was assigned to duty as Crossing Watch-man at Titusville in November, 1877, and re-mained in that position until he was placed uponthe Roll of Honor, April 1, 1
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