Twenty Five Years Ago This Week Highlights Local Deaths Accidents
Miss Lida Lee Tall of Columbia University becomes principal of the State Normal School at Towson. Oscar Willey of near American Corner injured in a front wheel tire blowout accident near Denton. James Breeding dies suddenly at his Hickman home with funeral at Wesley. Isaac E. Nichols of Charleston WV dies in Denton. funeral Sunday at 2 pm. George A. McDaniel and George Arthur attend a Sunday School reunion in Braddock Heights. Lin Eaton involved in a Greensboro accident. Marion Beck seriously hurt. Sadie Naudain, longtime Caroline county resident, dies in Baltimore at 74. Charles E. Turner of Ridgely dies after three days illness. funeral Thursday. Mrs. Ewing of Baltimore injured in Denton trip. William Lawrence Turner dies at 14 in Cambridge Hospital. funeral in Concord.
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Lida Lee Tall
Columbia University
New York
State Normal School
Towson
Oscar Willey
American Corner
Denton
Willey
J. W. Willey
James Breeding
Hickman
Mr. Zimmerman
Wesley
Breeding
Clinton
Willard
Howard
Whital Larrimore
Ella Johnson
James Farrell
Isaac E. Nichols
Charleston
West Virginia
W. E. Hills
M. E. Church
Denton Cemetery
Nichols
Thomas W. Nichols
James H. Nichols
John Nichols
Reading
T. L. Frampton
George W. Camper
Talbot
Walton Taylor
Caroline
Mollie Stack
Queen Anne’s County
George A. McDaniel
George Arthur
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Braddock Heights
Myr
Martin Voss
Annie
N. W. Voss
Wilmington
Atlantic City
Greensboro
Lin Eaton
Marion Beck
Mr. Eaton
Mr. Beck
Alburger’s Corner
Eaton
Eaton Wa
Sadie Naudain
Caroline County
Alexander Hardcastle
Elias Naudain Simons
Laird Hardcastle Simons
Herbert Simons
J. Dukes Downes
A. P. Whitby
Baltimore
Brown ‘Memorial Presbyterian Church
Elias Naudain
Middletown
Del
Charles E. Turner
Ridgely
Boonsboro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Della Smith
Hilda
Jerome Heather
Philadelphia
Ewing
M. L. Weaver
Malone
Jack Ewing
Slats Diary humor column records village happenings
Friday through Wednesday diary fragments recounts romance woes as Romantsenny folks chase love and luck. Jake finds a needle on a haystack, Ed Neff notes the calendar, Carrie Flatz celebrates a birthday, Fannie Pruitt fears a marriage proposal, and Pa mockingly critiques a restaurant turtle soup.
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Ed Neff
Carrie Flatz
Tomorro
Fannie Pruitt
Doe
Ant Emmy
Wensday
Clem Neff Refuses Bar On Bill From Pa Today
A fragmented local exchange shows Clem Neff debating a bill from Pennsylvania with a remark about wealth and hardship. The dialogue highlights a man with two cars being questioned about financial strain and implies a perceived irony in his stance.
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Clem Neff
Barty
Clem
Costly fashions grip villagers in wasteful spending
A fragment notes townspeople chasing luxuries and jewelry despite rain and recession. The speaker mocks extravagant purchases, blaming costly goods for social pressure and miserliness, while peasants buy trinkets and heed little to practical needs. The passage satirizes consumer excess and vanity.
If we cannot be a lighthouse let us be a tallow candle Moody
A compact reflection by Moody on vocation and resilience urging humble steady service. It contrasts a grand beacon with a simple flame, implying value in small steady effort. The quote emphasizes perseverance over grandiose aims in challenging times.
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Moody
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Journal of
Melvin E. Wheatley
Concord Cemetery
Concord Sunday School
Lawrence
Portland Cement Association
Walnut St
P.O
the Peoples Bank of
Yopae
Ranse Pelt
Romantsenny
Denton Pharmacy
An AG Tae Beverage
Tris
Glenwood
Con Ke
Asco
Ular
Beets Wegner
Ienne
Turnip Greens
Npbell
Weer
Genseedy Ge
Asco Best
Farmdale
Boz Pkg
Wheaties Hershey
Jill
Bartlett
Victor
Clapp
Ean Te
Crisco
Grange Pekoe
Vita-Link
iGc
National Brewing Co
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