. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ir sympathy to N. Allport and family inthe loss of Mr. Allports mother anddaughter. While we regret the loss of Shop ClerkR. G. Goff, we are glad to announce hisappointment as postmaster at Goff was in the employ of the Baltimoreand Ohio for more than twenty years atPainesville. Lorain, Ohio Correspondent,F. W. H.^rmoxMy visit to Baltimore on October 26and 27 to attend the Conference of Maga-zine Correspondents was most addresses of President Willard, Vice- A good way to check your time is to getthe old time piece out when
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ir sympathy to N. Allport and family inthe loss of Mr. Allports mother anddaughter. While we regret the loss of Shop ClerkR. G. Goff, we are glad to announce hisappointment as postmaster at Goff was in the employ of the Baltimoreand Ohio for more than twenty years atPainesville. Lorain, Ohio Correspondent,F. W. H.^rmoxMy visit to Baltimore on October 26and 27 to attend the Conference of Maga-zine Correspondents was most addresses of President Willard, Vice- A good way to check your time is to getthe old time piece out when the CapitolLimited comes rolling in at P- ni-Never fate! General Yard Master Updegraph recentlypassed around the cigars. No explanationcould be secured. Someone must havedone something or else Updegraph did. The office force enjoyed the candy sentto them by Mr. Tokohu, Japanese Govern-ment Railwaj^, who was in Haseltonrecently in connection with his study ofthe America railroads. Please mention our magazine when writing advertisers. AT PAINESVILLE, OHIOAbove: Car Shop Supervising Force at Painesville, twenty years ago. Standing, left to right: Store-keeper Arthur Kaufman, Assistant Storekeeper Harry Flannigan Assistant Timekeeper Arthur (Monk)King, Timekeeper Joseph King. Seated: Assistant Foreman Andrew Patton, General Car ForemanT. J. Raftery, Piece Work Inspector Carl Perry. The office shown is now used by Storekeeper. Cen-ter; the Plant at Fairport where we will handle three million tons of ore this season. Below: CoalDock, Fairport, Ohio, where we will handle one million tons coal this season
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