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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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severalsongs and Grand President Sturmer witna short address. And, we must not forgetPast President Wall who—as a longdistance singer—has no equal. Did hehave a good time? Ask him! Our luncheon in honor of Senior VicePresident Shriver was held on May 23 at Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, June, iq2J 51 the New Howard Hotel. A descriptionof it will be found in another part of theMagazine. Our auxiliary is growing fast and isbecoming an active organization, takingits place with the best in Baltimore. Itis the desire of the officers to make ourmeetings attractive and to devote their 4 A Vets Number!J, See next page for outline I of Special Veterans Supple- f ment to Magazine. i - = ■» *■ - - ■ = efforts to making the pathway of lifehappier and brighter for others. Any Veterans wife or widow is eligiblefor membership in our organization. Acordial welcome awaits all new members. A measuring party will be held at thehome of our president June 27, and anexcursion to Tolchestcr July 6.
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WHEN THE BRUNSWICK PICNICKERS PICNICKEDSchool children in parade, the Flag; visitors, new municipal fire-fighting apparatus, full luncheon baskets, good f illowship and veterans ealore were the impressions the visitor got at Brunswick on Veterans Day, May 16 -these 52 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, June, IQ23 Martinsburg Auxiliary Named for SeniorVice President George M. Shriver MAY 24 was a big day in the annals ofthe Martinsburg Ladies Auxiliaryto the Baltimore and Ohio Veterans,for it was then that this body was officiallychristened The George M. ShriverAuxiliary, in honor of our senior vicepresident. The ceremony of christening took theform of a banquet—one of those for whichthe women of Martinsburg are famous. Mr.Shriver had been invited to enjoy thefestivities, but being unable to be present,he sent as his representative his assistant,F. X. Milholland. Among the other visi- (T has often been suggested that theM.\GAZINE devote an entire issue toBaltimore and Ohio history, andpart

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