Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-05-11 | Page 3 | Pensions Are Awarded Eight Rail Veterans

Pensions Pensions' Are Awarded Eight R il Veterans The long continuous and faithful service r record cords cords' o of eight of the Oregon Short Line ralli railroad ad unit of of the the UnI Union n Pacific system four of Salt Lake were recognized at a meetIng meet meet- Ing of the board of peI pensions of ot th the railroad this we week weekend k th they y were awarded award d pensions Those These whose service records extend over overa a period of from 20 to 39 I years have been been retired bec because use of reaching Ing the age limit limit 70 70 years years or or b because cause they are incapacitated according to local officials George F F. Marman of at Poc Pocatello a conductor heads the list lis rot of pensioners for forthe the number of ot years service with 39 Sam Geordano of Pocatello drill pressman has has' the least number of years years' the group 20 Among the Salt Lakers are Jedediah Abbott general claim agent who has served for tor 26 years Oth Other r l local em are arc Mrs Lucy B. B Ivey clerk clerkin in the carl car service department 26 years Henry Walsh 22 years and Alfred Johnson janitor 21 years Thomas Greenwell bridge and building foreman of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot company retires with 21 years service and Joseph section laborer of at Ucon Idaho with 30 years yes