. Baltimore und Ohio Mitarbeiter Magazin . Am 23. Februar 1913 verschwenderte er nach Baltimore als allgemeiner Me-chanical Inspektor über dem Gebiet, das der superintendent Motivmacht verantwortlich ist. Das Gruppenfoto zeigt sieben der Mitarbeiter der Autodienststelle, die seit dreißig Jahren in der Abteilung tätig sind, und ihren kombinierten Dienst seit 227 Jahren. Zwei dieser Mitarbeiter waren bei der Firma, als das Büro in Mt. Clare unter John T. Rigney, der den Titel Manager Trace Office hatte. Es ist manchmal der Fall, dass Mitarbeiter dieser Dienstlänge nachgestellt werden

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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . On February 23rd, 1913, he wastransferred to Baltimore as general me-chanical inspector over the territory incharge of superintendent motive power. The group photograph shows seven ofthe employes of the car service force whohave been in the department thirty yearsand over, their combined service aggre-gating 227 years. Two of these em-ployes were with the company when theoffice was located at Mt. Clare under thelate John T. Rigney, who had the titleManager Trace Office. It is some-times the case that employes of thislength of service are found trailing alongmore as pensioners than as active work-ers, but the seven shown in the photo-graph will be found from day to daygrinding away with the same vigor as inyears past. Reading from left to right, their names are: H. T. Davenport, W.M. Woods. W. G. Vincenbeller, F. H.Schley, W. D. James, A. H. Greenfieldand S. T. Wright. Walter B. Dudderer has been appointedchief clerk to auditor coal and coke re-ceipts, to succeed J. P. OMaliey who has. CAR SERVICE FORCE been promoted to the chief clerkship inthe office of auditor merchandise receipts.C. G. Pollock who was former chief clerkto auditor merchandise receipts, has beenpromoted to the position of special ac-countant. J. F. Schutte, chief clerk to generalauditor, was taken sick on March 11th, and the attending physician diagnosed histrouble as appendicitis. After two weekstreatment it was decided to operate onMarch 26. The operation was appar-ently successful. He has our best wishesfor a rapid and complete recovery. Theemployes in the office of auditor pass-enger receipts desire to express t heir sinceresympathy with Arthur H. Schwatka, their fellow clerk, on the sudden death 18 BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE of his father, William F. Schwatka, Sr., who died at the residence of his son, William F. Schwatka of 106 West Wood-land Avenue, on March 21st, aged sixty-nine years. His wife died a few yearsago; he is survived by three sons.

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• booksubjectbaltimo
• bookyear1912