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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
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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a young man, held high rank at the OhioBar, and had he lived would undoubtedly have become one of theleading lawyers of the State. He was an untiring and incessantstudent, and his ability, training and industry had made him a soundadviser and a forceful advocate. Mr. Durban imposed the greatestconfidence in him and relied upon him in matters of very large im-portance. Always devoted to his professional duties, and con-scientious in the highest degree, Mr. King, upon his return toZanesville in March last, took up his work again and continued ituntil the very day of his death, notwithstanding his physical suffer-ing and disability. His death preceded that of Mr. Durban by lessthan a week. Mr. King was a thorough Christian gentleman, and his wholelife was an encouragement and inspiration to all who met him. Hewas always courteous, kind and patient; he commanded the respect,admiration and confidence of all with whom he came in contact, andwas the possessor of a host of devoted friends. 29
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HOWARD A. TREUDLEY Late Industrial Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton HOWARD A. TREUDLEY BORN AUGUST 17, 1843 DIED SEPTEMBER 13, 1915 HOWARD A. TREUDLEY, Industrial Agent of the Baltimore andOhio Southwestern and Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, diedat his home in Hyde Park, Cincinnati, on Monday, September13, 1915, and was buried at Spring Grove Cemetery on the Wednes-day following. His widow, formerly Miss Sarah J. Gibson, to whom he wasmarried August 8, 1866, and five children, one having been lost someyears ago, survive him. Mr. Treudley was born at Newton Falls, Trumbull County, Ohio,August 17, 1843, and was educated at the local schools at that placeand at Mantua, in the adjoining county of Portage, to which hisfamily presently moved. He attended Hiram College, a few milesfrom Mantua, when James A Garfield, afterwards President of theUnited States, w^as a professor in that institution. He studied underProfessor Garfield, by who

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