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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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d secure all of the renewalsand new members needed for le year. 3. The good results of this plan are asfollows: (a) The members, through organizedeffort, will do the work with much betterresults. (b) Thousands of laymen will be de-veloped into supporters and friends of theAssociation. (c) Continental advertising and planswill permit of a more economical andcomprehensive work. (d) Members will be put on a per-manent basis, so that the loss in renewalswill be very small, (e) Guarantees a maximum member-ship for all associations. (f) Best of all, secures all the membersand money at one time, thereby pro-viding time and means for the secretariesand directors to set up a real program of•activities to be carried out with thesame enthusiasm by many of the sameworkers. (g) Instead of confining work to thoseusing the building, the Y will be ableto go out and conquer an untouchedterritory and secure members who willbe glad unselfishly to serve their railroadbrothers, if properly organized. 13
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 15 4. The most important and signifi-cant part of the recommendations adop-ted by the delegates, is that each associa-tion at the same time ever)^ yesLV willwork* together in competition as a con-tinental organization in an ADVANCEDPROGRAM which will comprehend someof the following activities: Religious Work Create committees and set in motionreUgious meetings, bible classes, .personalwork, visiting the sick, etc. Thrift Week Create sentiment; rainy day coming;concrete ways of saving; own your ownhome; how to buy; saving small amounts;make a family budget. Educational Week Practical talks; discussion clubs; stere-opticon and motion pictures, etc. Patriotism and Sociability Week Celebrations of 4th of July, Washing-tons, Lincolns and Lees birthdays;Labor Day, Christmas, New Years Day,Worlds War and Worlds Peace, etc. Hei^lth and Happiness Week Boiled down to a minimum, a very fewrules, thoroughly understood, will guaran-tee health to most people

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