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Identifier: baltimoreohioemp11balt
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
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s anumber of bones which were found in theKankakee River, five miles west of Walkerton,Indiana. The river is being dredged at thispoint, and the bones were discovered at adepth of from 8 to 12 feet beneath the surface.They were sent to Smithsonian Institute,Washington, D. C, and they report that asnear as can be determined, the bones werethose of a Mammoth, which animal has beenextinct for nearly ten thousand years. Thelarge tooth in the fore part of the pictureweighs nine pounds. A unique Halloween party was given atthe home of Miss Meta Grischke, onOctober 30. The rooms were decorated incolors appropriate to the occasion, whilethe guests arrived in masks. Santa Clauswas there, bringing with him clowns, piratesand ghosts of all descriptions. The eveningwas spent with music and games, prizes havingbeen awarded to E. A. Crow, H. Watkins,Dorothy Brinkman and Vesta Marvin. Miss Vesta Marvin, stenographer toyardmaster, entertained the following guestsat a four course dinner at her home on
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GARRETT FOLK DIG UP RELICS 10,000 YEARS OLD!Top row, left: Mrs. Division Accountant W. S. Hopkins and C. T. Time Clerk Miss BereniceGrosscup, with Mr. Hopkins brand new Maxwell sedan. Center: Sunnybrook, record high jump7 feet Q inches, owned by Supervising Agent W. J. Mulvihill and Veteran Steeplechaser P. Callahan,the latter for ten years was trainer for the Governor of South Africa. Right: Miss Clarice Horn,Secretary to Division Engineer and her Ofljcial escort, on Mt. Tamalpais, Cal. Second row, leftto right: General Foreman H. Rees, Master Mechanic E. J. McSweeney^rnspector Harris andEngineer S. T. Leek. Below: Bones found in the Kankakee River, near Walkerton, see notes November 7. Misses Margaret Hammers,Theresa Schunk, Meta Grischke, ClariceHorn, Alma Grischke and Messrs. CoeVanLear, L. E. Grove, H. L. Haffner, F. F.Kams, E. A. Crow and G. R. Dean. Theevening was spent in dancing and playingprogressive Bunco. A machine long needed at Garrett hasbeen supplied. An Elwell-Parker
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