. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, March, IQ24. ON THE OHIO DIVISION I. Yard Clerk J. Lungo, Chillicothe. 2. Engineer Charles M. Gilbert and his prize Rhode Island Red rooster, which took first prize at the recent Ross CountyPoultry Show. This photograph will be used as an advertisement by a well known poultry food company. 3. Sectionman James G. Able, Madisonville.4. Charles Jr., son of Engineer Gilbert, and Rhode Island Red rooster junior, which also took first prize for cockeiels at Ross County Poultry Show At the conclusion of the business meetinga delig
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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, March, IQ24. ON THE OHIO DIVISION I. Yard Clerk J. Lungo, Chillicothe. 2. Engineer Charles M. Gilbert and his prize Rhode Island Red rooster, which took first prize at the recent Ross CountyPoultry Show. This photograph will be used as an advertisement by a well known poultry food company. 3. Sectionman James G. Able, Madisonville.4. Charles Jr., son of Engineer Gilbert, and Rhode Island Red rooster junior, which also took first prize for cockeiels at Ross County Poultry Show At the conclusion of the business meetinga delightful social hour was enjoyed and atempting lunch was served by the ladies.This was thoroughly enjoyed by all, es-pecially the Veterans, who literally cleanedojp everything in sight. An earnest call has been sent out by theiiewly-elected presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Allison, asking all members of the Veteransand Ladies Auxiliary to attend regularmeetings during the coming year. The stork stopiped at Charles Paulsresidence on New Years Day and left a fineson and daughter. Mr. Paul