Twenty Five Years Ago This Week Highlights
Twenty five years ago this week the Journal lists wheat at 2.36 per bushel and coin at 1.52. It notes 1,857 hunters licenses issued, with 52 statewide and 34 nonresident statewide. Obituaries shout death at Linwood Cohee home, a deadly accident on Light street, and the passing of Rev. Clarence C. Troxel after pneumonia. It covers local weddings, wartime casualties including Private Jopp and Private Kabelka, and cotemporary civic notes in Caroline and Crisfield areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Cohee
Theodore
Alonzo G. Howard
Light Street
Camden
Baltimore
John T. Carter
Denton
Orleans
South Baltimore
Little John Wilson Jester
Joseph Jester
Tuckahoe
Thawley’s Church
Denton Cemetery
Mervin Seward
Seward
West Point
Congressman Price
St. John’s Col
Lege
Samuel T. Jopp
W. H. Jopp
Caroline County
France
Otto Kabelka
Henderson
J. Frank Saulsbury
Denny H. Dudley
Wye Mills
L. Anna Hignatt
Concord
Wye Mills Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
J. M. Lindale
Frederick FE. Cohee
Federalsburg
Burt McKnott
Greens
Chris Hoffman
Frank Klotz
Joseph Simon
A. G. Saulsbury
J. J. Ivison
Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary Soldier Returns Home
Private Clarence F. Hignutt son of Mr and Mrs Lee Hignutt has returned home after being mustered out of service from Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary
Lancaster, Pa
Clarence F. Hignutt
Lee Hignutt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boro
Pershing
Josephine Baggs
Crisfield
Fred Baggs
New York
Robert Cochrane
Eidna
Addie Thawley
Minnie
Devor
Clarence C. Troxel
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Ridgely
Troxel
J. S
Minnie Troxel
Cementon
St. Paul
Paean
Salisbury
Natal
Kern Sisters
Marshall’s
Market St
H. M. Field Inc
Denton, MD
Claude Geisel
Sandford St
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. M. Field
Srason
WM. H. Neal
Sinclair
Sinclair Opaline
Sinclair Pennsylvania
Binelatr Refining Company Cinc
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
G. D. Crouse
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