. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . SALVATIONARMY HOME SERVICEFUND 1920 John H. Bennett, late Watchman at Grafton to Grafton and hundreds of school childrendepended on him for their SAFETY. As theycrossed the tracks at Beach Street four timesdaily, he had them so trained that not onewould venture upon the right of way unlessassured by him that it was safe. He was amember of the Monongah Chapter of VeteranEmployes and a delegation from tuis organiza-tion attended his funeral. He is survived byhis widow, four daughters and two sons. A committee consisting of W. M. McFarland,M. J. Lally and
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . SALVATIONARMY HOME SERVICEFUND 1920 John H. Bennett, late Watchman at Grafton to Grafton and hundreds of school childrendepended on him for their SAFETY. As theycrossed the tracks at Beach Street four timesdaily, he had them so trained that not onewould venture upon the right of way unlessassured by him that it was safe. He was amember of the Monongah Chapter of VeteranEmployes and a delegation from tuis organiza-tion attended his funeral. He is survived byhis widow, four daughters and two sons. A committee consisting of W. M. McFarland,M. J. Lally and Marion Newlon drew up thefollowing resolutions which were passed by theVeteran Employes Association of the Monon-gah Division: Whereas it has pleased the Almighty toremove from our midst by death our esteemedbrother and co-laborer, John Bennett, who formany years occupied a prominent rank in ourmidst, maintaining under all circumstances acharacter untarnished and a reputation abovereproach; Therefore, be it resolved, that in the death o
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