Ed. H. McReynolds
The blog tonight was taken from the July 16, 1926 Rich Hill Review. I see many newspaper stories on Mr. McReynolds, apparently the town was very proud of his job that he had with the railroad.
Ed, H. McReynolds
Ed. H. McReynolds, former Rich Hill boy, a son of George McReynolds, holds a responsible position with the Mo. Pacific railroad with headquarters in St. Louis. To his creative and executive ability much credit is due for the success of the Mo. Pacific's Pageant of Progress which was re-cently held in St. Louis. He is editor of the Mo. Pacific Magazine, and one of President Baldwin's chief aides.
Ed. H. McReynolds, former Rich Hill boy, a son of George McReynolds, holds a responsible position with the Mo. Pacific railroad with headquarters in St. Louis. To his creative and executive ability much credit is due for the success of the Mo. Pacific's Pageant of Progress which was re-cently held in St. Louis. He is editor of the Mo. Pacific Magazine, and one of President Baldwin's chief aides.
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