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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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fredSchnitzer, a newcomer, took his place. Miss Simpson, our dainty little file clerk inthe Architectural Department, made quite ahit with her dancing in the minstrel show givenby the women of Forest Park. W. S. Bouton, engineer of Bridges, who isstill in the Johns Hopkins Hospital, is improv-ing. We will all be glad to welcome him back.During his absence the Bridge Department isbeing handled bv assistant engineer of Bridges,P. G. Lang, Jr. ^ Miss Jane Delahey, file clerk in the ChiefEngineers office, took part in the womensminstrel show at Forest Park some time ago.From what we can understand from the En-gineering Department Committee that attendedthe performance, she made quite a stimningcolored gal. The Engineering Department was well re-presented at the Mens Club Benefit given at theAuditorium on February 9. The boys all saythat it was some bathing scene. Now that Farmer Hilleary has gottenthrough fixing all the sewers in his neighbor- 66 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES :\IAGAZIXE
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hood, he has started to raise Belgian hares.It may also be said that he is some auctioneer. Signs of spring. Colonel Frye now takesoff his collar. We are glad to welcome to the fold districtengineer A. H. Griffith, now stationed at Cin-cinnati. Spike Schanze, one of our Romeos, wenton a visit to some friends (male friends, Spikeinsists on saying) down in Clarksburg, W. Va.How far would vou go if they were female,Spike! Ted Ziegfeld returned to work after sev-eral days absence. Just before he was takensick he was observed laying in a supply ofpaint brushes. We hope it is entirely finished,Ted. Freight Claim Department Correspondent, Miss 11 T. Murray Mr. Glessner attended the meeting of SectionVn, Freight Claims, American RailroadAssociation at Chicago, 111., January, 1920. Our office ranks about third in size in theBaltimore and Ohio liuilding, not includingour traveling representatives engaged in claimprevention work. Therefore it is quite evident that a large representation from our

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