Today In Johnson City History: Nov. 19
Catching the flu at Chickamauga, a radio party, the short route to Boone and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.
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Catching the flu at Chickamauga, a radio party, the short route to Boone and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.
June 9, 1887: Readers of The Comet learned of several items of local interest. Quoting from the Tomahawk, the newspaper reported, “P.G. Kiser left last Tuesday morning for Johnson City
Feb. 25, 1846: The Jonesborough and Independent Journal brought news that two weddings had recently taken place. “On the 17th instant by the Rev. Samuel G. Wily, Dr. Wm. C.
Feb. 11, 1886: The Comet informed readers, “The Johnson City Machine Shop has just finished overhauling one of the Narrow Gauge engines. It made its first trip to Cranberry Monday