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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . dams, Muter Shader;second row, Madeleine Dremmen, Mary Earnest,Mrs. William Lemley, Katherine Gitchell,Margaret Padden, Sarah Adams; seated, infront,Helen Himdt, Wilma Schrumpf, IreneDawson, Elizabeth Bell. There are sixteenmembers who are not in the picture. Miss Ocia Brewster, former crossing watch-woman, has accepted a position as parcelchecker in the baggage room of the Wheelingpassenger station. E. L. Kuhn, clerk to the captain of police atWheeling, has been furloughed for militaryservice. Ed, as he is known, has beenchosen by Uncle Sam as one of
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . dams, Muter Shader;second row, Madeleine Dremmen, Mary Earnest,Mrs. William Lemley, Katherine Gitchell,Margaret Padden, Sarah Adams; seated, infront,Helen Himdt, Wilma Schrumpf, IreneDawson, Elizabeth Bell. There are sixteenmembers who are not in the picture. Miss Ocia Brewster, former crossing watch-woman, has accepted a position as parcelchecker in the baggage room of the Wheelingpassenger station. E. L. Kuhn, clerk to the captain of police atWheeling, has been furloughed for militaryservice. Ed, as he is known, has beenchosen by Uncle Sam as one of his choice left for Camp Lee with a large contingentof local boys on September 4. Our night bag-gagemaster, C. R. Bartlett, has also been takenby Uncle Sam. The picture on page 63 is a likeness of GeorgeE. Franck, who is now stationed with the 13thService Co., Casual Detention Camp AlfredVail, Little Silver, N. J. For many years hewas employed as terminal electrician at Wheel-ing. It is noted that he still wears his JiALTIMOIlE AND OHIO KNITTING ClAH AT \VIIi;i; N(; Rotating Members V. Reynolds Yardmaster E. M. PoMEROY Agent, Bellaire, Ohio L. E. Kinney Telegraph Operator W. C. Wright Track Supervisor C. B. Mason Signal Maintainer S. W. Carpenter Bridge and Carpenter Foreman R. W. Slter Bridge Carpenter J. R. Chaddock Engineer (Passenger) J. FiNNEGAN Engineer (Freight) J. I. HtJSK Fireman (Passenger) C. F. Powell Fireman (Freight) W. H. Lowe Conductor (Passenger) W. T. Echols Conductor (Freight) F. A. Baker Brakeman (Passenger) F. T. BoYLES Brakeman (Freight) R. Hall Yard Brakeman K. O. Young Car Repairman Samuel Pesst Car Inspector M. B. Garvey Shopman from Locomotive Dept. J. A. Anderson, former master mechanic atGrafton, has been appointed master mechanicat Benwood, vice F. C. Schorndorfer, assignedto other duties. The accompanying picture is that of theBaltimore and Ohio Knitting Club. DuringApril, 1918, the crossing watchwomen of theBaltimore and
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