. Rivista dei dipendenti di Baltimora e Ohio . Va. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 119 Clare Nciil Beverly è nato a Bainbridgc, Ross County, Ohio, Soptenibcr 15, 1<S91, e ha frequentato la scuola presso (^hillicothe, uraduatinfi fromthe hijih School a quel punto nel 1900. E fromthe business collo^;o nel 1010. Fu stenog-rapher al sig. H. V. Woodrow, avvocato locale per il c&lt di Norfolk;: Western Ry Co., per i severalmesi, ma entrò al servizio del Companyin settembre 1910, come stenografo al chiefdispatcher ed al distributore di automobile a Chillicothe.è stato promosso all'impiegato generale in thesuperint

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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . Va. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 119 Clare Nciil Beverly was born at Bainbridgc, Ross County, Ohio, Soptenibcr 15, 1<S91, andattended school at (^hillicothe, uraduatinfi fromthe hijih school at that point in 1900. and fromthe business collo^;o in 1010. He was stenog-rapher to Mr. H. V. Woodrow, local attorneyfor the Norfolk c<: Western Ry Co., for severalmonths, but entered the service of the Companyin September, 1910, as stenographer to chiefdispatcher and car distributer at Chillicothe.He was promoted to general clerk in thesuperintendents office January 1. 1911, and toC. T. time clerk. July 1. 1914. We havent had the pleasure of meeting Mr.Beyerly yet, but he looks like a good fellowand we hope he will visit the M.gazixe officewhen he comes to Baltimore. We can alsopromise the employes of the Ohio Division abig article by him on The Relation of theRailroad to the Municipality, but we cantsay exactly when it will appear. Ask thecorrespondent if you want to know.. CLARE NE.L BEYERLY Prosperity seems to be returning in bunchesto firms located along our line in Ohio. TheJackson Steel & Iron Co., of Jackson, O., havemore than doubled their business with us duringthe past year. The same can be said of otherfirms, such as the Globe Iron Company, ofJackson, the Star Furnace Co., also of Jackson, the Webster Brick Co., of South Webster, theAthens Brick Co. of Athens, O., and the Whit-taker-Glessner Co., formerly the PortsmouthSteel Co., of Portsmouth. Do Husiiiess by ^lail Start with acrurate IimIb of iiaiiips w«- furiii»h—build (toliilly. Cbouoe from the folluwiiig ur unyothent dcttirt-d.

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