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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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norCornwells suggestion, and had those of theaudience stand with bowed heads in memoryof the late President Harding. Follow-ing this, he ga\!e an interesting talk on thedevelopment of spiritual manandsocial man. Supervisor Alexander next introducedAunt Mary w^;t) told of her journey toFrance, of the Ffench Railroads, and of thevisit to the devastated lands of the North. The little folk took advantage of theswings and merrj-go-round; a baseballgame was played in which the Cross Tie-gers showed the folks down the road atPaw Paw that they can play bad; the Roni-ney Band went on playing, to everybodysdelight; some of the boys braved the muddystream and went in swimmin, and thewomen folk got ready for supper. Such a supper as it was! Everythingthat they had had for dinner and a wholelot more. Ever>-body had his fill and every-bo<ly was happy. The trucks, Fords,Buicks, and Rolls-Royces—some horsedrawn and some otherwise—began to take 40 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, September, iq2J
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AT GREEN SPRING—AND WHO SAID THEY DIDNT HAVE A GOOD TIME?Making their way to the picnic tables. The flag is draped in memory of the late President Harding. 2. Left to right, back row: Mary Shrout andGladys Brelsford, Mrs. William Seeders, Mrs. R. G. Brown, Mrs. E. E. Alexander, Mrs. A. E. Ir?ing, Mrs. C. W. Robinson; Front row: AgathaAthey, Ruth Denny, Mildred Rockwell, Blobby Irving, Mamye Irving, DDrothy Brown. 3. Mrs. E. E. Alexander, wife of supervisor. 4. TheNoils and Blizzard families. Back row, left to right: Nora Noills, Tie-nan Scott Noills with baby Olive Blizzard, Mrs. Scott NdIIIs, Tieman C. E. Blizzard,Mrs. Blizzard. Front row: Robert Blizzard, Erma and Ruth Noills, Eva Blizzard, -Nicky NoiUs, Ernest and Charles Blizzard and Wilbur Noills.5. William Kaylor and Lawrence Adams. William is the son of Operator Kaylor and Lawrence the son of the Ute Machinist J. W. Adams. 6. Tiemanand Mrs. Duckworth and Miss Nina Stallings came in a buggy. 7. The parson and the boys watching

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