. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . gh theirdaily calisthenics before breakfast Mrs. John W. Bickel died at her home,1918 South St. Louis Avenue, on the nightof February 7. Mrs. Bickel had been illfor some time and we all hoped that shemight recover. Mrs. Bickel was a memberof Siloam Chapter, O. E. S. No. 119; alsoa member of Loyalty Di\ision No. 96,Please mention our magazine when writing advertisers $ Goodyear Raincoat Free Goodyear Mfg. Co., 4553-R GoodyearBldg., Kansas City, Mo., is making an ofTcrto send a handsome raincoat free to oneperson in each locality who will show andre
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . gh theirdaily calisthenics before breakfast Mrs. John W. Bickel died at her home,1918 South St. Louis Avenue, on the nightof February 7. Mrs. Bickel had been illfor some time and we all hoped that shemight recover. Mrs. Bickel was a memberof Siloam Chapter, O. E. S. No. 119; alsoa member of Loyalty Di\ision No. 96,Please mention our magazine when writing advertisers $ Goodyear Raincoat Free Goodyear Mfg. Co., 4553-R GoodyearBldg., Kansas City, Mo., is making an ofTcrto send a handsome raincoat free to oneperson in each locality who will show andrecommend it to friends. If you want one,write today. More Money for Railroad Employesassured by taking orders for PRESTOautomobile cleaner-polish. Distinctly dif-ferent. No rubbing; simply apply, let dryand wipe off. Represjntatives wanted inever> ofSce and shop. Write today andIcam how to make more money withoutinvesting a dollar. Presto Products Co.,319 West Fortieth, Street, Savannah, Ga. go Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, March, Mrs. Carrie Latshaw McCarthy and her son,Robert John G. I. A. Her husband, who is our seniorengineer, and daughter Edna took place at Wooster, extend our sympathy to the bereavedones. Because of the increased volume of busi-ness we have recently received from theBaltimore and Ohio, Engines 4020, 4038,4094, 1007 and 1017 for service in the Chi-cago Terminal. Engines 2805 and 2931have been tied up for repairs. Victor H. Hansen, general bookkeeper,is seriously ill in a Chicago hospital. It ishoped that his recovery will be rapid. Miss Gertrude Harper has been employedas typist in the General Auditors Office. Mrs. Dorothy Kreger has been employedas stenographer to Assistant Chief ClerkT. J. Shea, Superintendents Office. is also a talented musician, beingpianist for the orchestra recently organized. The many friends of former TrackSupervisor Hugh McDonald will regret tolearn of his passing away at Des Moines,Iow
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