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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
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k, wereable to sing so harmoniously and well—It is because they love their work, hesaid, and this it seems to me, is one ofthe greatest lessons we can learn. Themembers of the club got together, heconcluded, each unit doing its most effi-cient work, and they presented a body ofgreat harmony. Let us all get togetherand sing the praises and facts and truths THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 21 of this dear old railroad to everybody inthe United States. It was a beautiful thought, earnestlyspoken by an earnest man, who, be itsaid without exaggeration, counts hisfriends by the thousand all over ourgreat System. And the thrill that sweptover the room had deeper expression than A series of five minute talks wa« thengiven, in which each of the men called onspoke either of his inchvidual problems,or offered some connnenlary on themeeting or brought up som(» one of thehuncheds of interesting points that hadbeen discussed during the two days ses-sions. The following spoke: Francis L.
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MEMBERS OF BALTIMORE & OHIO GLEE CLUB STANDING ON THE STEPS OF THE MARYGARRETT COTTAGE, THEIR HEADQUARTERS AT THE DEER PARK MEETING Loft to right, bottom row; E. E. Johnson, R. H. Dienhart, William Zell, Edmund Leigh. Presitlent, RobeiitM. Van Sant, Secretary, B. H. Anderson, Treasurer, EdmunD Leigh, Jr., J. E. May, J. Howard Riooan.Second row: H. A. Steinkamp, George Eichner, C. P. W. Meyerly, B. A. Lippert, Charles Perry, H. A.Sandlass, Wallace Addison. Third row: D. F. Warner, R. J. Maddy, Charles Baumgarten, JohnWiLBOURN, C. E. Mitchell, Ambrose Hardwick, Librarian, E. J. Jones. Fourth row: C. X. Hale. Docol\sElphinstone, First Nice-President, William Ellison, W. R. Tylor. Accompanist, E. F. Pryce. Vj. L. McC^ahw.Fifth row: H. C. Michael, J. D. Wright, R. M. Hesser. II. G. Dorney, Arthur Hearn. L. E. Snr.LK.Top row: Charle« Findeisen, H. R. Dorney, L. W. Andrews, C. K. Townsend. W. J. Hubback, Du. J. W.Jones, Hobart S.mock, Director, J. F. Eareckson. Second Vice-Prasident. th

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