. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . mes a month has no apparenteffect. It remains as long as ever. Been reading the stories about employeswho have secured business for our Road?The I\L\GAZiNE is full of them. The cor-respondent will be glad to report resultssecured by members of this department. New York PropertiesPier 22, North River Correspondent, Thomas Bradley On February 2 a dinner was given toSuperintendent E. J. Hamner, at the ElksClub, Van Duzer Street, Stapleton, StatenIsland, as a mark of respect after his staj-here of 8 years. He has been assigned toother duties, after startin
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . mes a month has no apparenteffect. It remains as long as ever. Been reading the stories about employeswho have secured business for our Road?The I\L\GAZiNE is full of them. The cor-respondent will be glad to report resultssecured by members of this department. New York PropertiesPier 22, North River Correspondent, Thomas Bradley On February 2 a dinner was given toSuperintendent E. J. Hamner, at the ElksClub, Van Duzer Street, Stapleton, StatenIsland, as a mark of respect after his staj-here of 8 years. He has been assigned toother duties, after starting with us asterminal agent and finishing as superin-tendent. At the dinner Mr. Hamner waspresented with a Gladstone traveling bag,brief case and umbrella. Mr. Hamnersfriends in New York will miss him. ^I. L. AIcElheny, Connellsville Division,is Mr. Hamners successor. Agent Joseph J. Bayer, Pier 22, is inRoosevelt Hospital, New York, after asuccessful operation for ulcer of the hope Joe will be with us when thisitem is Agent C. E. Floom, Pier 21, E. R., metwith an accident on January 19, and willbe out of active service for some time. Thomas Lenehan, assistant foreman,Pier 22, fell from a float at this station 18, and is now at St. VincentHospital, New York, with an injured kneecap. F. W. Nelson, terminal cashier, Pier 22,N. R., has returned after a short was at home with tonsilitis, and saidthere was A spot in his throat no garglecould touch. On January 21 a shower was given atPier 22, to ^Iiss Margaret Cronin, RateRevision Bureau, by the Misses LouiseBowne, Mary Caffrey, Anna Marshall,Josephine Marshall, Mary Monahan andLoretta McLindon, all of Pier 22, with theexception of Josephine Marshall. We werenot invited, but sat down and helped our-selves plentifully to some of the very goodeats. A bachelor girls dinner was given toCatherine Zoerner, who resigned FebruaryI, after being employed at Pier 22 since1917. Miss Zoerner expects to
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