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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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THE CAMPAIGN TEAMS They brought home votes for Miss Spengler, money for France, good will for the Baltimore and Ohio from shippers and employes alike. They are. leftto right, bark row: Misses Lillian Foster and Audray Lilly, of Team No. 4. Second row: Misses R. Baker and Emma McClayton, of Team No. i. and MissHarriet L. Ebaugh, of Team No. 4; Miss Mabel Gessner, Team No. 5. Front row: Misses Margaret Brown, Lillian Schueler and Gladys Farley, of TeamNo. 2; Misses Nina Spengler, Margaret Stevens and Elizabeth Helfrich, of Team No. 3. Miss Virginia Smith of Team No. 2 was ill at home when thepicture was taken. Miss Spengler made her trip over the Valley with Team No. 4 28 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine. March, iq2J
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NINA PUTS IT OVER FOR HERSELF— AND EVERYBODY HELPS HERI. Miss Spengler drops in for a morning chat with Crossing Watchman G. F. Brown, Point of Rocks, Md. Mr. Brown has 41 years of Baltiniore and Ohioservice to his credit. 2. A picture taken by the Pittsburgh Sun-Post for its pictorial page. Left to right, front row: Miss Elizabeth Helfrich, Relief Department,Baltimore; Misses Eva McElroy and Elizabeth Lucey, of the Pittsburgh offices. Back row: Miss Emily Publow of the Pittsburgh Freight Station; Miss MargaretStevens, of the Magazine; Miss Mildred Nordman, Pittsburgh, and J. T. Campbell, Assistant Terminal Agent, Pittsburgh. 3. The Valuation Department■ Kandy Kyds who sold candy and turned the proceeds over to Miss Spenglers campaign^George W. Hunt and William T. Brewer. 4- The girls of the Valua-tion Department who helped make and sell the candy; Misses Dorothy Fossett, Emily Minor and Lorine Risheill. 5- Nina waves a greeting to the Engineerof No. 2 while that train is going 50

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