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(Continued from Page 1) surprised him with an arrest after retrieving a loaded gun from underneath the bed. Titchenell and his two roommates found that they had been sharing their humble quarters with a wanted criminal.
From his saw maker’s apprenticeship, Titchenell entered the Marine Corps, serving from 1928-1932 and then joining the Civilian Conservation Corps until 1934. He went back into the Marines from 1934 to 1936 when he was released on a disability.
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After his cure, he was accepted as minister to the Woodville Baptist Church and moved to Rappahannock, expecting to stay just two years. That was 19 years ago.
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