. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . of the freight trafficmanager foi- the eastern lines of theSvstem. Colder Shumate Transferredto Baltimore OLDER SHUMATE, who hasbeen division freight agent atYoungstown, Ohio, has beentransferred to the division freightagency at Baltimore, succeeding W. , who was promoted to generalfreight agent. Before his appointment to the Youngs-town post, ^Ir. Shumate was the chiefclerk of the Freight Traffic Departmentat Baltimore, prior to which he had hadexperience in the rate division of thedepartment. David Lewis Ogg, Commercial Agent, Ironton, Ohio, a
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . of the freight trafficmanager foi- the eastern lines of theSvstem. Colder Shumate Transferredto Baltimore OLDER SHUMATE, who hasbeen division freight agent atYoungstown, Ohio, has beentransferred to the division freightagency at Baltimore, succeeding W. , who was promoted to generalfreight agent. Before his appointment to the Youngs-town post, ^Ir. Shumate was the chiefclerk of the Freight Traffic Departmentat Baltimore, prior to which he had hadexperience in the rate division of thedepartment. David Lewis Ogg, Commercial Agent, Ironton, Ohio, a Veteran Railroader 1AVID LEWIS OGG, commercial agent at Ironton, Ohio, was bornin Amesville, Ohio, on May 19,1855. He was educated in thecommon schools of that place and afterbeing graduated taught one term inAthens County. He entered railroadservice with the M. & C. (now part of ourSystem) on November 1, 1876, as an■extra telegraph operator and worked inthat capacity at Chillicothe and Parkers-burg for a little over two years. On. H. H. TAGGAirr August 1, 1879, he transferred his alle-giance to the S. V. R. R. (now the N. &W.), entering their service as agent atWakefield, Ohio. On February 1, 1880,he was transferred, in the same capacity,to Piketon, Ohio, and in May of the same3^ear made cashier at Ironton. On July1, 1883, he entered the service of theC. H. Sz D. as cashier at Ironton, and onNovember 1, 1915, was made was promoted to his present positionon March 1, 1915. Mr. Ogg has been in continuous rail-road service for forty years, except forpart of 1878, when he went back to thefarm when furloughed because of slackbusiness on the M. & C. Since August 1,1879, he has been off the payroll for onlytwo da3S, which he lost transferring fromPiketon to Ironton. H. H. Taggart Promoted to District Passenger Agent at Baltimore H OWARD H. TAGGART, travel^ing passenger agent at Washing-ton, was promoted to districti:)assenger agent at Baltimore,succeeding Major E. A. Walto
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