When was it published?

September 22, 1952 in Trainman News

Domestic News September 22, 1952

Trainman News

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Michael E. Flanigan, Harry See, D. A. Mackenzie

Q: What keywords are associated?

Brt Lodge, Membership Awards, Cumberland Md, Half Century Emblem

Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana

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What is this article about?

Michael E. Flanigan, a 50-year member of William M. McKaig Lodge 440 BRT in Cumberland, Md., received his half-century emblem from Harry See in a recent ceremony. D. A. MacKenzie praised his long service in a letter. Thirty-seven other members awarded pins for 10-35 years at the meeting.

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MICHAEL E. FLANIGAN, 50-year BRTer of William M. McKaig Lodge 440, Cumberland, Md., is shown receiving his half-century emblem from National Legislative Representative Harry See in a recent ceremony. General Secretary and Treasurer D. A. MacKenzie, in a letter to Flanigan, praised him for his long membership and said he knew that BRT officers and members were proud of having "the opportunity of associating with an 'old rail' like yourself." Thirty-seven other members were awarded pins, ranging from 10 to 35 years membership, at the meeting.

What sub-type of article is it?

Social Event

What keywords are associated?

Brt Lodge Membership Awards Cumberland Md Half Century Emblem

What entities or persons were involved?

Michael E. Flanigan Harry See D. A. Mackenzie

Where did it happen?

Cumberland, Md.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Cumberland, Md.

Event Date

Recent Ceremony

Key Persons

Michael E. Flanigan Harry See D. A. Mackenzie

Outcome

michael e. flanigan awarded 50-year emblem; thirty-seven other members awarded pins for 10 to 35 years membership

Event Details

Michael E. Flanigan received his half-century emblem from National Legislative Representative Harry See at a ceremony of William M. McKaig Lodge 440 BRT. General Secretary and Treasurer D. A. MacKenzie praised Flanigan's long membership in a letter, noting pride in associating with him. Thirty-seven other members received pins ranging from 10 to 35 years at the meeting.