. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . T. Ohio. 47463151432120 The payments to pensioned employes constitute a special roll, contributed by the Company. During the calendar year of 1917, over $312,000, was paid out through the Pension Feature tothose who had been honorably retired. The total payments since the inauguration of the Pension Feature on October 1, 1884, haveamounted to $3,456, The following employes, after serving the Company faithfully for a nimiber of years, have died: NAME LAST OCCUPATION ^mEN? DIVISION DATE OF YEARS OFDEATH SERVICE Ferguson, Francis Carts, Frederi
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . T. Ohio. 47463151432120 The payments to pensioned employes constitute a special roll, contributed by the Company. During the calendar year of 1917, over $312,000, was paid out through the Pension Feature tothose who had been honorably retired. The total payments since the inauguration of the Pension Feature on October 1, 1884, haveamounted to $3,456, The following employes, after serving the Company faithfully for a nimiber of years, have died: NAME LAST OCCUPATION ^mEN? DIVISION DATE OF YEARS OFDEATH SERVICE Ferguson, Francis Carts, Frederick Thiemeyer, Henry ASprickerhoff, Fred Riley, George W Dignan, James Henderson, Thompson Switchtender { C. Engineman C. Carpenter i M. P. . Foreman M. of W. Watchman C. Watchman Car Inspector | M. P. .. 1 B. & O. C. T Indiana . .Newark July 25, 4, 9, 13, 1918. .July 12, 23, 1918. .Aug. 24, 1918. 10 492947402234. From the Boyi The following letter was received by RayiiorJubb, in the office of W. D. Owens, assistantcomptroller, Baltimore, from his brotherPrivate William J. Jubb, formerly employedin the office of auditor of Jubb went to France with the RainbowDivision in October, 1917. He was gassed latein July, but returned to his battery soon after-wards: My Dear Brother Ray:—^\Yell, old man, just afew lines to tell you that I am still well, safeand happy, after going through the worstbombardment this world has ever known and,believe me, old boy, I have to thank my Godfor taking care of me, because twice I was prettyclose to death and would have sold my chancesfor two cents. Honest to the Lord above, Iwas completely buried by dirt and rock fromshells exploding on top of our trench and ifI had been two seconds ahead of time I wouldhave been blown to pieces, but I am still alive,thank God. The drive is still on and I will goback again just as soo
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