The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01
RAILROAD MEN
HOLD MEETING
IN PLYMOUTH
OFFICIALS OF THE LAKE ERIE
AND WESTERN ROAD HAVE
SUCCESSFUL CONCLAVE
HERE
Regular Agents Meeting of Michigan
City and Indianapolis Division
at Ross House
Wednesday.


indianapolis and Michigan City divi.
sion of the Lake Erie and Western
railroad together with the agents
from the large cities along the divi-
sion, were in Plymouth on Wednes-
daS attending the regular meeting OF
station agents. The meeting was held
in sthe parlors of the Ross House
Hotel, at which number of import
am subjects were discussed. The
best and safest manner of handeling
freight was an important topic of the
meeting. The railroad company is
desirous of giving the best possible
service to its patrons in the matter
of freight service. Those who at
tended the meeting were, NJ. p. Den
nison Superintendent of the /. and
NJ c. Division, Peru Ind. W. A.
Keller Chief Clerk G. F. A. S. Office,
Indianapolis. Mr.. McFavine Chief
Inspector of Explosives TT. Wayne,
Mr.. Perkins Industrial Agent Cleve-
land O., and the following station
agents, the Messrs. Callahan, Indi-
annapolis, Wilson, Noblesville, Potter
Kokomo, Griswold Peru, Condon
Rochester, LaFeber Walkerton, Me-
Reynolds Michigan City, Walker
Upton and Morcombe Plymouth.
Echoe of N. Y. Trip.
The following cards of thanks were
recently passed by the L. f. & w.
officials who were taken on the ten
day tour of the east to New York
City among whom was the local agent
C. Morcombe.
The Lake Erie & Western Ry. Co.
Fostoria, Ohio November 22d, 1910
C. F. DAILY, Vice President Traffic
Department, New York, n. Y.
Dear SIR
!. We the representatives of the
oIea.ing and traffic. departments of
the l.. f. & W. Ry., who have just
completed tour Of inspection of the
terminals at New York, Boston,
Albany, Buffalo and Cleveland desire
to thank you for this opportunity
and Mr.. R c. Caples for the complete
arrangements made to accommodate
us, and their most able execution by
Mr.. w l.. McCarty.
We further wish TO thank the Bos-
ton and Albany Railway and the
representatives of the New York
Central lines at Boston for their cor
dial reception and enthusiastic man.
ner in which they showed US their
terminals and lines.
To the representatives at Albany
we are under obligations for court
estes shown while at that point.
We are also indebted and wish to
acknowledge our appreciation for the
many favors extended and the free
banded attention shown us by the
Representatives of the lines at Buff
alo and cleveland.
We feel that this trip has been of
great value to us individually, by
putting as in better position to more
intelligently represent our line; it
has increased in us a fellow feeling
and stimulated us to do better work.
u has also taught us that we do
truly represent and are part of
America 8 Greatest Railway System
Most respectfully yours,
w. B. McClaran
NJ. p. Deniston. Supt.. Peru, Ind.
J. w. O'Brien, Supt., Muncie. Ind.
F. s. Wills. T. F. A. Sandusky, o.
N. C. Fisher. T. F. A. indianapolis,
Ind. w. b. Robbins, 7. F. A. Indi-
annapolis, Ind. F. F. Boltz, Agent.
pluffton. Ind. g. II. Lewis. Agent
Bloomington, Ill. R. d. Couch, Agent
indianapolis Ind. Geo. +. McRev-
nolds. Agent Michigan City Ind, NJ.
4. Harbert, Agent Hoopston, ILL.,, IL.
G. Condor, Agent. Rochester. Ind, /.
N. Myers, Act. New Castle. Ind. A.
Mcqueen. Agt., Lafayette.' Ind, II. ID
Griswold. Agt. Peru, Ind. f. IL.
Potter. Agt. Kokomo, Ind, +. G..
Hayler. Agt. Muncie, Ind. J. C..
Fletcher. Agt. Lima. O., W. G. Evans
ACT. Findlay, O.. c. Morcombe Agt..
Plymouth. Ind. S. w. Stratton. Agt.
Bluffton. O.. f f.. Wilson. Agt..
NoLlesville, Ind. f C. Wolfe, Agt..
St. Marys, O., W. L. Wortz. Agt.,
Hartford City, Ind. L "A. Sheard.
Agt.. Paxton. H., w M. Ransom,
ACT. Upton, Ind. A r.. Turney, Agt.
Montpelier. Ind, F. c. Stewart, Agt..
Peoria. ILL.,. F. A. Shaffer ,Agt..
Frankfort. Ind. c. r. Wilson, Agt
Elwood. Ind, w. f. McClaran. Agt..
Fortoria. q. p