Identifier: baltimoreohioemp03balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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o River, near ChesapeakeBay, and is convenient to trolley lines.For those who enjoy crabbing, fishing,boating and bathing, a more ideal spotcannot be found in the vicinity ofBaltimore. Bowling contests will be held andprizes awarded to the successful con-testants. Dancing will also be a featureof the occasion. The Entertainment Committee is com-posed of the following: George T. MacMillen, chairman; JohnJ. Bopp, August C. Hoffman, Charles G.Flaharty, WiUiam T. Hohnes, Sr., Wm.H. Shaw and J. Frank Espey. An invitation has been extended to theBaltimore & Ohio Glee Club, whichentertained the veterans so delightfullyat their last annual entertainment, andthe committee will put forth every effortto make the occasion one long to beremembered in the annals of the As-sociation. She Thinks Our Service QuitePerfect H ERE is a picture of Miss Irma Pratt, of Barton, Ohio, who was graduated this year from the St. Clairsville, Ohio, High School. Besides being a particularly pretty girl, UdU&
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MISS IRMA PRATT Miss Pratt made the remarkable recordof travehng 8,000 miles on a Baltimore& Ohio accommodation train betweenher home and school during the fiveyears of study without once being late THE liAi/ri.Moin: and OIIIO iimplovks macazine 05 for school. This is a rciiiarkahh exampleof the efficiency of Ainericaii raihoadpassenger service, and the record is mademore wonderful by the fact tiiat theaccommodation train which Miss Prattused made connections with throug;hpassenger trains iM^twiMii (l(>vel;ni(l andBridgeport. ^ Facts About The Fly TlIE following questions and an-swers were prepared by theIndiana State Board of Healthand have been widely copied. 1. Where is the flv born? In manureand filth. 2. Where does the flv live? In evervkind of filth. 3. Is anything too filthy for the fly? 4. (fl) Where does he go when heleaves the surface closet, the manure pileand the spittoon? Into the kitchen anddining room. (6) What does he do there? He walkson the bread, fruit and ve

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