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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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NOW ^HE. Hh^ A FO-i^-D Thelma Camper and F. H. Hanlon, machinists helper, Connellsville Shops—see page 64 Miss Zona McCarthy, aged two years, isshown posing among the chickens at Kane,Pa. Here she had been taken by herparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCarthy, ofMcKeesport, Pa. Zona is the daughter ofthe former Miss Delia Patterson, who pre-viously worked for our Company as a clerkin the Yard Office, Connellsville. Thelittle one is also a niece ol Miss Violet F.Patterson, M. C. B. clerk. Master Mech-chanics Office, Connellsville. From whatwe understand, the young lady in the pic-ture will, some of these days, grace one ofthe offices of the Company. She is endowedwith blue eyes, rosy cheeks and brown hair. Second Trick Operator Charles Brady,Johnstown, recently spent an extendedvacation in the south and west. Whileaway his place Vvas filled by Miss GertrudeBoyer. Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, July, iq22 55
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CHICKENS N OTHER FOLKS AROUND CONNELLSVILLEUpper Left: The sweetest n the flock is little Zona McCarthy. Upper right: Blacks-uith H. Diasoiare. Lower picture, left to right:Johnny Shallenberger, janitor. Westbound Yard, ConnellsviUe; four-year-old Robert C. Bittner Blanche Stafford; Here is a photo of Robert C. Bittner,aged four, son of Conductor and Mrs. A. H.Bittner, Rockwood, Pa. Aaron says he issome boy. We are sorry to report the recent deathof Miss Florence Cummings, who firstentered the service as telegraph operator onMarch I, 1880. She was in continuousservice until her death. Here are photos of Misses Blanche Staf-ford and Thelma Camper, stenographers in±he division offices, posing for the camera-man while on a recent trip to the mountains^ W. C. Bressler, agent, Paint Creek, isseriously considering joining a circus as asnake charmer. His friends are firmly con-vinced that he can qualify. The convictioncame recently after a little stunt performedat the Paint Creek Station. F

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