. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . rheiser,Cleveland, O., vice-president; J. K. Jolly,Youngstown, O., secretary-treasurer. Thequestion of forming divisions at Cleveland,Lorain and Painesville was discussed andit was decided to organize a Chapter atall three places. Grand President Geo. , Grand Secretarv James Wardley, Cox, Pittsburgh, Pa., H. G. , W. Va., and James Aiken,Youngstown, O., Board of Directors, GrandDivision, were present. John Fuller spent Christmas and NewYears with relatives in Chicago. John is afaithful employe and was missed. Employes of Y
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . rheiser,Cleveland, O., vice-president; J. K. Jolly,Youngstown, O., secretary-treasurer. Thequestion of forming divisions at Cleveland,Lorain and Painesville was discussed andit was decided to organize a Chapter atall three places. Grand President Geo. , Grand Secretarv James Wardley, Cox, Pittsburgh, Pa., H. G. , W. Va., and James Aiken,Youngstown, O., Board of Directors, GrandDivision, were present. John Fuller spent Christmas and NewYears with relatives in Chicago. John is afaithful employe and was missed. Employes of Youngstown Freight Stationheld their usual celebration on ChristmasEve. A large tree was placed in the FreightOffice and Agent James Aiken, in his usualcapable manner, distributed useful gifts tothe platform force from the office employes. A new Chapter of the Veteran EmployesAssociation was organized at Painesville,Ohio, on January 6. G. W. Taylor waselected president; J. C. Huston, vice-presi-dent; F. E. Link, secretary; T. J. RafTerty,. Mildred Konker, Freight Office, treasurer; G. G. Green, sergeant-at-arms;E. F. Creel, S. D. , J. W. Heidy,David Bradley and H. A. Geldbaugh,directors. A regular meeting of the Aiken Auxiliarywas held on January 8. After routine busi-ness, refreshments were served to mem-bers and friends. At this meeting H. Glenn, who was elected president atthe last regular meeting, declined to acceptbecause of illness in her family. Mrs. JamesAiken was elected president. Mrs. was elected vice-president, viceMrs. Aiken. Miss Mildred Konker, collection clerk,who left January 15 for a thype monthsvisit to Los Angeles, was honor guest at adinner given b}- Local Freight Office girlsat the Y. W. C. A. Miss Konker was therecipient of many useful gifts. Painesville, Ohio Correspondent, C. C. On January 6, Agent G. W. Taylorcalled a meeting of Veterans for the pur-pose of organizing a chapter at Painesville.
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