. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . es, and for other rea-sons. Among them are: Misses Agnes Sprad-ling, Sylvia Miller, Alice Rice and Inez Young. We have with us M. A. Walus, chief clerk todivision accountant. This position was vacantby reason of transfer of former division account-ant Barnes, and promotion of W. E. Severn fromchief clerk to division accountant in Mr. Barnesplace. W. E. Borneman, formerly a stenographer inDivision Engineers office, has accepted aposition in Division Accountants office. Therewere no young ladies in the former and they arenumerous in the latter. Possibly
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . es, and for other rea-sons. Among them are: Misses Agnes Sprad-ling, Sylvia Miller, Alice Rice and Inez Young. We have with us M. A. Walus, chief clerk todivision accountant. This position was vacantby reason of transfer of former division account-ant Barnes, and promotion of W. E. Severn fromchief clerk to division accountant in Mr. Barnesplace. W. E. Borneman, formerly a stenographer inDivision Engineers office, has accepted aposition in Division Accountants office. Therewere no young ladies in the former and they arenumerous in the latter. Possibly that accountsfor it. The sympathy of the entire force has goneout to Miss Beatrice McDermott, who, duringthe latter part of September, lost her fatherthrough illness. We also have with us R. Brooke, as divisionengineer, succeeding former division engineerPattison, transferred to the Monong^rh Divi-sion. Since he has been here we have not gottenvery well acquainted with him. He has been toobusy. But we are sure we will like him all Beautiful Y. M. C. A. Building at Gassaway, W .Va. 88 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE Transportation timekeeper C. A. Roof isanother one of the force who enjoyed his vaca-tion during September. At least he said heenjoyed it. But as he went to New York, wedoubt it, for we cannot see how any one used tothe hurry and bustle of Gassaway could enjoythemselves in little old New York. Right at the present time excitement andenthusiasm is at white heat on the CharlestonDivision in connection with the new threemonths No-Accident Campaign. The com-mittees that have been appointed promise tokeep everybody livened up, and assure us thatwe will win this time, even though we wereunfortunate in the last campaign. When thisarticle is published we will still have over amonth of the allotted time before us, and wehope that all who read this, who are of theCharleston Division, will continue to help outin the contest by keeping all het up until thebell r
Size: 1862px × 1342px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, booksubjectbaltimo, bookyear1912
