Local notices and town news from an era
The itemized notices cover taxes delinquency warnings, resident moves, an estate valuation of over half a million, ice-covered ponds, and ads for clothing and services. It notes a new magistrate in the district, mill purchases and fires, court matters, poultry farming prospects, and upcoming lectures by Rev. William Muir Auld on Romantic Walter Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hall
Milford
J. H. Emerson
Burleson
Harry Gabriel
Denton
J. S. Lapham
Caroline County
of the Peninsula Horticultural Society
Col
A. W. Sisk
J. H. Pastorfield Co
James E Hignutt
F. B. Nuttle
E Finley Clark
Clyde A. Pentz
Isaiah R. Clark
Clark
Pennsylvania
Goldsboro Bank
Jack Perkins
Delaware
Caroline
Ridgely
D. K. Crouse
A. C. Wine
Bradley Photo & Calendar Company
Maryland
Mr. Wine
Charles W. Hobbs
Hobbs
Orphans’ Court
Mason
William Muir Auld
Calgary Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Masonic Hall
Methodist Protestant Church
Walter Scott
S. Parkes Cadman
Scotland
Auld
Cadman
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Nuptial Notes From Early 1900s Eastern Shore Manor
Miss Ruth Marion Morgan of Manassas Virginia married Channing Holt Yarborough Jr son of Richmond Va at Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church with uncle Gilbert J. Morgan of Baltimore weighing in. Yarborough principal of the Prince William Agricultural School in Manassas. They plan to reside in Manassas after a wedding trip. The social notes list several visitors and local movements across Maryland and Delaware including photography studies, hotel ventures, and marriage notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marion Morgan
J. Alanby Morgan
Manassas
George F. Beagen
Francis Barton Morgan
Hillsboro
Channing Holt Yarborough, Jr
C. H. Yarborough
Richmond
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church
Wm. M. Dame
Frank Adams
Maggie Passwater
Emma Willis
Lawrence Ewing
Mabel
Edward Ewing
Helen Jackson
Guy
Frank Ewing
Minnie McKnott
Charles Horney
Charles E. Ewing
Tuckahoe Neck
Clara E. McCowen
Wilmington
Del
Harry WW. Roe
Denton
Montreal
Canada
Elkton
John E. McElmoyle
Butler
Baltimore
Washington
Lynn Stevens
W. T. Bradley
Eastman School of Photography
Philadelphia
Stevens
Bradley
Clayton Covey
Walter Covey
L. F. Corvey
Will Todd
H. D. Horsey
Ruth Cavey
Grace Covey
Louise Todd
Earle Horsey
Clayton Satterfield
John Horsey
Ruth Kelley
Hobart Kelley
Kent Island
Greensboro
Salisbury Hospital
Leroy Longfellow
W. E. Temple
Ridgely
Chestertown
Florida
Philip Cooper
Choptank
Ed. Long
E. M. Garey
F. N. Nichols
Asheville
N. C
Henry T. Hollingsworth
Maud Stewart
Ethel Johnson
W. E. Lord
Centreville
W. T. Hignut
Annapolis
Denton National Bank Stocks Re-Elect Directors at Annual Meeting
Denton National Bank stockholders re-elected a long list of directors led by Harvey L. Cooper Charles W. Hobbs Thomas B Sparklin Abraham R. Wright and others as the bank reports record business and deposits frequently above six hundred thousand dollars. Peoples National Bank also re-elected all its directors including Joseph H Bernard Albert W Sisk Henry T Nuttle Frank P Covey H Clay Hobbs Somers Blake and others amid steady growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
Harvey L. Cooper
Charles W. Hobbs
Thomas B.sparklin
Abraham R. Wright
William H. Deen
Thomas C. West
Harry S. Dailey
Thomas W. Jones
M. Bates Stephens
James H. Nichols
John L. Everngam
J. Roland Chaffinch
Denton National
Peoples National Bank
Joseph H. Bernard
Albert W. Sisk
Henry T. Nuttle
Frank P. Covey
H. Clay Hobbs
Somers Blake
Thomas L. Day
William Croll
George S. Raleigh
Albert G. Towers
Paul Holsinger
The
Peoples National
Institution
Mrs Win Cohee and daughter visit Baltimore
Mrs Win H Cohee and her daughter Miss Jessie are visiting her son in Baltimore. Mrs Richard Carroll is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanyard
Win. H. Cohee
Jessie
Prettyman Preaches Revival as Town Fills Pews
Greensboro notes recount Rev A P Prettyman preaching on Lazarus and the rich man with emphasis on life choices affecting the afterlife. Revival services continue with strong interest as local residents attend and others visit kin across Ridgely Cecilton and Philadelphia. Several residents, Scouts and Campfire Girls engage in weekly activities on Marker's Hill while many visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
A. P. Prettyman
Dominie
Lazarus
Hell
J. C. Harrington
Mary Jackson
Ethel
Ruth
Olin Davis
Cecilton
Thomas Attix
Kenton
George Purge
Townsend
J. W. Burge
Lawrence Greenlee
Philadelphia
John L. Harrington
Belle Turpin
Seaford
G. W. Betson
Myrtle Pearsaul
Ridgely
P. L. Day
Dora Powell
Millington
Addie Dawson
R. H. Taylor
Joseph B. Orrell
Mary Comegys
Denton
Blaze destroys barn and hay at Andersontown
Hobbs reports Sunday fire at J. F. Kelley’s Andersontown barn, seven tons of hay lost. blaze origin suspected incendiary. M. B. Smith injured by falling branch while felling trees for A. J. Hayes near Wye Mills. lacerated scalp four inches. Mrs. B. B. Allen returns from Portland to visit Hobbs family. Mrs. E. M. Willey summoned for ill sister H. R. Meeriken. H. R. Merriken travels to Connecticut. Rural Carrier Howard's family visits Baltimore. J. A. Billing substitutes. J. R. Chaffinch and F. Paisley begin new storehouse. Mrs. S. F. Jopp and daughter Hettie back from Brooklyn. Annie G. Adams at home with mother. C. F. Willoughby heads to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kelley
Andersontown
M. B. Smith
A. J. Hayes
Wye Mills
B. B. Allen
Washington
Portland
Maine
Hobbs
J. E. Towers
E. M. Willey
H. R. Meeriken
Federalsburg
H. R. Merriken
Connecticut
Howard
Porter Anniversary and Local Marriages Highlight Burrsville Social
Burrsville hosts the 8th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. T Wilton Porter with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. W E Cheezum and others. Quiet wedding at M E parsonage unites Miss Anna Mosser and Mr Wade Elliott of Hickman while another couple, Mr and Mrs Edward Jester, also wed there January 4. Various local visits and moves noted including Frank Hanson relocating to Philadelphia and families visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
T. Wilton Porter
W. E. Cheezum
Harry A. Porter
Walter J. George
S. L. Young
Federalsburg
Anna Mosser
Wade Elliott
Hickman
M. E. Wheatley
M. E. Parsonage
C. A. Smith and Son
Register of Wills
Joshua Smith
Harrington
Everett Smith
Frank Hanson
Joe Simpson
Philadelphia
Edward Jester
Roxie Hamilton
Annie Downham
Wyoming
Mary J. Cahall
Queen Anne Social Notes Tie Week End Visits
Rev J W Spencer of Baltimore spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Holland. Miss Edna Morgan, ill at her parents, is slowly improving. Mr C H Dean made a business trip to Philadelphia this week. Mrs Effa Plummer guests of Mrs J E Morgan. Mr R H Barnes spending time in Philadelphia. We cap the climax on caps, also hats. -J H Pastorfield Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Faulkner
Ray Stafford
W. A. Stafford
Gilbert Breeding
Philadelphia
Anna Lewis
Cora Mercer
Fiorrie
R. H. Stafford
Baltimore
Queen Anne
J. W. Spencer
W. H. Holland
Edna Morgan
C. H. Dean
Effa Plummer
J. E. Morgan
R. H. Barnes
QUA RIDGELY NEWS LETTER CELEBRATES SILVER WEDDING
A large company of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jackson last Friday to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests from out of town stayed through Sunday and Monday as presents of silver were exchanged and the gathering was lively and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Jackson
Wallace Hook
Agricultural School
Horticultural Society
Easton
Luther Short
Caldwell Wilson
Mulford Swing
Ernest Smith
William Davis
Dorothy Haymaker
Mary Laird
Beatrice Bowers
Epworth League program and local notices from Hickman
The Epworth League was hosted in Red Men's Hall by Mrs. T. A. Cleaves and Mrs. James Morgan with music readings and recitations by local residents. Funeral services were held for James Messick, leaving a wife and five children. Local updates note accidents, illnesses, school teaching changes, and community visits with several residents traveling or ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Red Men’s Hall
T. A. Cleaves
James Morgan
Vertie Hardesty
Margaret Carroll
M. W. Marine
Corinne Thomas
Blanche Croll
James Messick
Todd’s
Ritz
Philadelphia
Charlie
Fred
Dave
Violet
Wm. Wooters
Fisher
Wooters
Virginia Lyons
Greenwood
Adamsville School
Here
Corrinne Thomas
B. Satterfield
Harrison Satterfield
Sean
Evelyn
M.W. Marine
Frank Fountain
Margaret Breeding
J. W. Peters
Mollie Cleaves
Hickman
Minnie Hughes
Dover
Social Visits Across Clayton Wilmington and Philadelphia
Mrs Blaine Uqullock and her daughters spent time with relatives in Clayton. Mrs William Parker recently visited friends in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Uqullock
Clayton
William Parker
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Henderson Wedding and Local Developments Amid Winter
Henderson reports the marriage of Joseph Raymond and Lena Reed at Mrs. Robb's home by Rev. W N Conaway. Quillen and Raymond dissolve partnership with Quillen buying Raymond's store share. Numerous town visits and farm transfers noted, skating at a frozen pond, and various residents traveling to Philadelphia Baltimore Annapolis Chester Wilmington. The Corsica steamer arrival and local illnesses are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Jones
George King
Wilmington
Bess Foner
G. W. Dennison
M. J. Willard
Philadelphia
Mill
Town
G. H. Wilson
Annapolis
Baltimore
Aberdeen
J. B. Medford
Fletcher Bright
Hannah Cullis
Chester
Belle Haven social notes and visitors report
Miss Mattie Brickhouse returns to Belle Haven after a long visit with Mrs. I. 3. Williams. The Ladies' Five Hundred Club met at Grace and Ela Pennington's home. Elizabeth Stewart visits sister in Baltimore. Mrs. John West and Miss Elsie of Easton stay with Mrs. E. B. Davis. Paul Mason of Harrington visits his parents. H. M. Thompson visits Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mildred Seward of Ridgely visits Helen Mason. Rev. J. T. Vailey of Dover visits town. Edith Hopkins visits Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
MIE
J. O. Clark
Reform Church
Baxter Roberts
Miss Smith
Methodist Sunday School
M. E
Klotz
Henry Detwiler
Easton
W. E. Habbart
Kenton
Viola Jones
T. F. Imler
Norristown
M. E. Church
Frank Seward
Baltimore
John Ritchie
Baker
Mattie Brickhouse
Belle Haven
I. 3. Williams
Five Hundred
Grace
Ela Pennington
Elizabeth Stewart
Asbury Sharp
John West
Elsie
E. B. Davis
Paul Mason
Harrington
W. L. Mason
H. M. Thompson
Philadelphia
Mildred Seward
Ridgely
Helen Mason
J. T. Vailey
Dover
Edith Hopkins
Evangelist Rev A A Bichelle Leaves Methodist Ministry
Owing to his wife's illness the Rev A A Bichelle of Baltimore formerly Burrsville has severed ties with the M E Conference. He says he began ministry without a dollar and leaves without one, wishing to continue but unable due to his wife’s health. Rev J E Smith preaches at Preston tomorrow on Trinity and related topics, with afternoon and evening sermons in Williston and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bichelle
Baltimore
Burrsville
M. E
Bichelle
J. E. Smith
Preston
Trinity
Williston
Preston Notes Housekeeping Weddings and Local Changes
Mr James Fluharty and bride are housekeeping on Railroad avenue with hearty congratulations. Mr J T Dennis bought a lot on Railroad avenue and plans to build in spring. Miss Carrie Hassinger has become a primary school teacher. Revival meetings are in progress at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
James Fluharty
Railroad Avenue
Fluharty
J. T. Dennis
Carrie Hassinger
M. E. Church
Advertised Letters in Denton Post Office
Letters for miss lizzie galderson mr driden poultryman mrs jane gibson miss edna carroll miss antonette cannon t hi anthony two entries mr and mrs edgar wlades three entries mr edward warren mr keak caussey miss ella williams miss mary hopkins miss mary e hollett mr andrew mathews mr j w west mr w e clark left uncalled for and advertised at the denton post office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Lizzie Galderson
Driden
Poultryman
Jane Gibson
Edna Carroll
Antonette Cannon
T. Hi. Anthony
Edgar Wlades
Edward Warren
Keak Caussey
Ella Williams
Mary Hopkins
Mary E. Hollett
Andrew Mathews
J. W. West
W. E. Clark
Local Social Roundup Notes From Federalsburg Area
Mrs Kate Trice of Federalsburg and Mr Ollie Trice of Virginia visit Mrs Albert Nichols. Miss Hallie Fisher returns home after a stay with friends in New York. Mrs Raymond Cohee of Ellwood guests Mrs Charles Williams. Mrs E D Venable visits Mrs Charles Covey Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynson
Kate Trice
Federalsburg
Ollie Trice
Virginia
Albert Nichols
Hallie Fisher
New York
Raymond Cohee
Ellwood
Charles Williams
E. D. Venable
Charles Covey
Footer's Dye Works Ad Promoted in Journal
A special advertisement for Footer's Dye Works of Cumberland is published in the Journal today, highlighting services and contact details for the local dyeing shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Journal Today
Death Notices of several local residents in Denton area
Obituaries report the deaths of William B. Nuttle aged 65 of Denton after pneumonia with burial at Concord cemetery. Rev. R. W. Todd a Columbia University teacher died in New York aged 50 and interred in Federalsburg. Elizabeth J. Lord aged 74 died at her son’s home near Federalsburg with funeral at Chestnut Grove. William E. Jackson of near Cordova died. J B K Emory veteran merchant died in Baltimore. Sarah C. Flowers aged 69 died in Easton. multiple surviving relatives and funeral details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Nuttle
Caroline County
Gordon Wilson
Baltimore
Focal Physicians
Nuttle
Addie Williamson Nutile
Elias W. S Williamson
Messrs
Frederick 2
Frank L. R Nutle
Denton
William H. Nutile
The
People National Bank
Elbert R. Nutle
Ella Nuttle
Johns Hopkins School For Nurses
Henry Nuttle
Anderontown
Edward E. Nuttle
Federalsburg
Samuel G. Nuttle
Charles W. Hobbs
Tilghman Nuttle
Maryland Senate
Elizabeth J. Lord
John M. Lord
Daniel Wright
William Denny
William Gardner
Lida
Mattie
Ella Lord
Philadelphia
Winn
Godfrey
G. §. Thomas
John Rosser
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Lord
William E. Jackson
Cordova
Hillsboro
Samuel Plummer
Easton
Pindell Named Maryland State Manager for Southern Settlement
Robert M. Pindell Jr of Anne Arundel county is appointed Maryland State manager of the Southern Settlement and Development Organization with headquarters in Baltimore. A Maryland Agricultural College graduate and former chief clerk of the Department of Commerce and Labor, he will lead soil improvement and development efforts, aided by Dr Cyril G Hopkins, to boost fertility and productivity across more than two million acres in the state. The move aims to foster cooperation among farmers, industries, and colonization efforts under the organization’s chartered mandate. Subscribe for the Journal and get all the county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Pindell, Jr
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Continental
Baltimore
Maryland Agricultural College
Department of Commerce and Labor
South
Hopkins
Pindell
Legislative Notes on Veasey Bills and Road Funding
Delegate Milton L Veasey of Worcester county pushes several election reform measures a uniform statewide ballot and county specific direct primary changes. A partial ballot error rule and US Senate nomination proposal are included. State Roads Commission urges 6 000 000 loan for 1916 road work with total needs cited at 9 000 000 and 1 285 miles. Governor Goldsborough provides executive view. State Legislature organized last week and began real business. committees map reform while State Treasurer Murray Vandiver is reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton L. Veacey
Worcester County
Worcester
Washington
Howard
Veasey
Caroline
Tgtg
Rgt
State Roads Commission
General Assembly
Commission
Goldsborough
Senate
House
Murray Vandiver
Orphans' Court session allocates several administrations
Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens presided. John W. Dickerson granted letters of administration for Martha J. Dickerson with bond approved. Creditors notice ordered. Appraisers Wim F Towers and Thomas Lord named. Bowen presented inventory for Rebecca Baxter estate. Seeders guardianship accounts passed. Griffith, Johns, Stevens administrations presented distributions and accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings and
Stevens
John W. Dickerson
Martha J. Dickerson
Wim. F. Towers
Thomas Lord
W. Nathaniel Bowen
Rebecca Baxter
Richard H. Seeders
Sallie E. Seeders
John Howard
Andrew C. Griffith
William W. Johns
Cassie J. Hubbard
Aaron Johns
Bruce G. Stevens
H. Earle Smith
B. Gootee Stevens
Peninsula Horticultural Society Holds 27th Annual Meeting
The Peninsula Horticultural Society held its 27th annual meeting and exhibition across Maryland Delaware and Virginia Eastern Shore counties. Exhibits of fruits and vegetables filled the Shannahan Wrightson Hardware showrooms while public meetings occurred at Music Hall drawing a large crowd. A past president recalled the era when apples were deemed unfit for winter keeping and urged planting marketable varieties like Stayman's Winesap. Bancroft orchards in Delaware reported a sparse crop with 30 barrels stored versus 4,000 barrels the preceding year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
East
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Music Hall
Peninsula “Horticultural Society
Easton
Bancroft
Eastern Shoremen to Banquet in Baltimore
The Eastern Shore Society in Baltimore grows rapidly with over 200 members as it plans its first annual dinner January 21 at Hotel Rennett. Executive committee met to review plans and banquet aims to showcase Eastern Shore products from all nine counties, with no alcoholic beverages served due to prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Society
Baltimore
Hotel Rennett
Maryland
Valuable Household Hints on Undercooked Pork
The Agricultural Department weekly notes great risk from undercooked pork and says there is no cure for the disease it causes. Department food specialists warn in some areas valuable meat is wasted as housewives misjudge pork use, discarding it or using it in soap making with trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
April jurors chosen for four districts in Adkins chancery court
Judge Adkins presided the chancery court on Monday and Tuesday selecting April jurors from district lists. Mass testimony was heard in two cases, a divorce and alimony suit by Mary E. Poole versus George W Poole and a land title dispute Mary C. Saunders et al versus J Alan Clark et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Hurst
L. R. Powers
H. Spence
J. E. Cla
W. T. Hignutt
A. B. South
J. B. Patton
Bea Love
C. W. Smith
R. Hubbard
Cc. B. Culver
Artery Nichols
James Dew
Norman H. Scott
H. J. Beachamp
W. R. Fountain
Oscar Nichols
J. G. Towers
William J. Richards
Henry R. Lewis
Denton Plans Town Clock For Courthouse Tower
The Denton effort to erect a clock in the courthouse tower progresses after years of work. Subscriptions have poured in while Easton and other towns report satisfaction with large time regulators. The movement seeks broad public support as the county shows interest in a central timepiece for public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Court House
Easton
Clean Up Salisbury Moves With Mayor’s Push
At an evangelist sparked inquiry in Salisbury, many arrests followed. Citizens led by the Mayor mobilize to rid the town of wickedness, with the Mayor vowing a complete town cleanup and a new police force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Pike South paving bid invites section Denton to Federalsburg
The State Roads Commission under O E Weller invites bids for a six mile concrete or macadam road section on the highway between Denton and Federalsburg as part of completing the Pike South. The aim is to link the entire state road system within the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today
State Roads Commission
O. E. Weller
Denton
Federalsburg
Accident Verdict Clears Brother in Dorchester Shooting
Helen Tobatt, 13, daughter of Michael Tobatt, was accidentally shot and killed by her brother Louis while cleaning a gun at their Cabin Creek Neck, Dorchester home after a day’s hunt. The jury exonerated Louis of all blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tobatt
Michael Tobatt
Louis
Cabin Creek Neck
Dorchester
Lost shawl in Denton reported by Mrs G E Harnis
An old fashioned shawl with a black center and border in mixed colors was lost somewhere in Denton on Monday. Please leave at the JOURNAL office. Mrs. G. E. Harnis Harrington, Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Journal Office
G. E. Harnis
Harrington
Del
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Ingleside
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Charles Howard
Mae Ringe
Mae Kenney
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George H. Wilson
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Thos. E. Heather
Wm. G. Carrow
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Chas. H. Conley
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John E. Nichols
W. L. Longfellow
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R. C. Lister
Jas. W. Thawley
Wm. C. Carroll
Robert Zacharias
Wm. H. Garey
Burt Hobbs
C. B. Jarman
Fred P. Roe
Asbury Hubbard
John B. Nichols
Willard Mitchell
J. O. Bernard
Chas. L. Jarrell
C. W. Kinnamon
Levi Spicher
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P. H. Stafford
Howard Melvin
Geo. W. Porter
Chas. W. Stokes
Ir. H. Ober
James M. Clark
L. B. Towers
Isaac L. Dukes
R. B. George
Wae
B. Chaffinch
W. H. Beck
F. L. R. Nuttle
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Chas. W. Collison
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August Gadow
Charles Blades
D. I. Patchett
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Henry M. Hollis
H. Calvin Todd
J. Frank Ledman
Norman B. Taylor
Chas. E. Andrews
W. M. Wright
J. Peter Cook
J. H. Taylor
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Arthur J. Messick
Leonard Taylor
Jesse T. Dennis
Joshua F. Covey
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H. H. McMahon
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J. H. White
W.T. Eddington
W. G. Stant
J. J. Frampton
A. T. Handy
F. E. Scott
E. Connelly
Geo. F. Smith
E. E. Nuttle
Robi. Nichols
Harry Gambrill
E. C. Vincent
Frank Wilson
Jas. B. Murphy
George F. Smith
W.R. Pennypacke
A. T. Towers
W. T. Fleming
Jece E. Stewart
Thos. B. Russell
H. B. Wright
W. C. Pastorfield
Ae . Beaven
Herman Mitchell
T. Sparklin
B. F. Rickards
G. H. Tarburton
George R. Percy
Chas. Cline
Calvin Halteman
Jeet Hoffman
W. F. Pennington
W. B. Higgins
P. W. Downes
H. M. Cade
Alex. L. Russell
C. E. Starkey
J. D. Davis
A. Koenaman
Jonas Shaner
W.H. B.kauffman
R. G. Dean
J. T. Moore
W. P. Holsinger
Clinton Roberts
J. M. Swing
J. A. Cherry
A. G. Saulsbury
F. M. Stevenson
Fred. Flounders
A. W. Marvel
Henry Baker
J. H. Smith
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