Many Transfers on County Tax Books in April
The county board of commissioners schedules three weeks of sessions to transfer property on the tax books. April 30 is the deadline after which no further transfers will occur, and taxes will reflect current owners. Maryland automobile licenses issued to 171 Frederick County residents will require valuations of their vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Markwood D.harp
Harp
Automobile Commissioner
State Tax Commission
Many in new homes removals in city during days
A long list details removals across the city as residents relocate to new addresses on North Market and adjacent streets. Officials note numerous moves from East and West Fourth to North Market and surrounding blocks, including families like McCanner, McKenzie, and Herwig, plus several individuals relocating to Patrick, East Third and other streets. The item ends with a brief Baltimore connection and a funeral notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs. R. A. Ruger
West Fourth
North Market Street
James Crum
Hast Church
Ww.a. Muller
North Market
West Fifth Street
H. Grebbs
West Seventh Street
Frank K. Gilbert
Elm Street
Harry Johnson
Batrick
East Eighth
Caspers Ramshore
Harmony Grove
Trail Avenue
Arthur McCanner
West Third Street
D. S. Chester
B. Kepler
Isl
Real estate transfers and probate actions reported
Property transactions list numerous deeds with sums in Frederick County and city parcels, plus capitas court notices naming executors and administrators for several estates. Additional items note a declamation contest prize at St Johns College Indianapolis and school entrants from Brunswick and New Market in the local county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah D. Summers
George O. Grossnickle
Charles D. Baer
Rose Th. Warrenfeltz
Alande
Alexander Aad
Gilmore Te Watt
Ate
James O Palmer
Elmira
Julia A.bentz
George W. Penn
Margaret
Dawson
Bent
F. Miler
Frederick
Travers
Miamus
William PR. dJanes
City
Charles W. Dorens
Richard A. Keenny
Charles E. Mobberly
Charles 1
Summers
Charles Stockman
George Lt. Stine
Floyd Leatherman
William 13. Younking
Walter L. Z. Adalt
Royid. Kefanver
Harry €. Wright
John W. Summers
Lewis Ausherman
Samuel Shafer
Josephus W Shafer
Calvin Routzahn
Charles H. Coblentz
D. Perry Coblentsz
Romer L. Rudy
Charles McC. Mathias
Charles McG. Mathias
Charles.f . Nichola
Charles C. Saylor
Margaret L. Anthony
Charles F. Castle
Emory L. Coblentz
Martin L. Hodge
Isaac M. Motter
Ida J. Cronenburg
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Brunswick
New Market
Lewis Wishiman
Charles Collins
Jans Jones
Flood Survivors Describe Marooning and Destruction
Feederickton and Dayton residents recount hours on rooftops as floodwaters rose to 17 to 20 feet destroying businesses and homes. Mr and Mrs Earl Feigley, formerly of this city, tell of rescue after 40 hours marooned atop their house. Brother Abraham and wife escaped, while Mrs Kline was trapped in an attic losing memory. Reist reports Dayton wipeout with rebuild ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Peigley
Downing
Hayton
Peigley
Feigley
Dayton
Manwell Automobile Company
Reist
W. A. Heist
York
City Hotel
Jayson
Wea Brother
Vata
Dayton Iike
Middle West
Pullman
Steet
Abraham
Miami
Mr. Reist
G. Ed. Myers
Frederick County
Baltimore
Mr. Louis
Mrs. Lewis
Marshal Myers
Miss Pampel and sister safe after flood escape
Miss Madeline Pampel of Baltimore visiting her sister Mrs J Wood Wilson nee Lilian Pampel of Marion Indiana reports she and Mrs Wilson escaped the Midwest flood last week. They stayed at the Clarbourne Hotel in Indianapolis and could not reach relatives until telegrams confirmed their safety amid broader devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Pampel
Baltimore
J. Wood Wilson
Lilian Pampel
Marion
Ind
Wilson
Middle West
Miss Pampel
FP. F. Pampel
Weon
Clarbourne
Nsnapolis
Mr. Wilson
Miss Pampeol
Ballimere
Beroth
Destructive flood hits town causing heavy losses
Floodwaters brought severe damage to the area with many homes and lives lost. Mr Mullican renews a newspaper subscription, saying he cannot do without the News and would skip meals to keep receiving it.
Westminster Cadets Rally Past Westminster High 3 2
In wet conditions a crowd watched Westminster Cadets defeat Westminster High School 3 2 in a pitcher duel. Billing and Cook dominated on the mound while key plays from Well Bopst and Stauffer spurred the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster High School
Cook
Bopst
Stauffer
Meboury
James
Webb Strick
Leahi
Sponselles
Washington, Tech
Simmons
Mellenry
Engineers
Billing
Webb
Arnold Smith
Smeak
Sayers
C. Smith
Feaga
Derr
Jones
Frederick H. S
Westminster H. S
Frederick AB
A F. Arnold
Seahr
J. Smith
F. Smith
al Billing
Middletown Votes Monday in Quiet Election
Middletown voters prepare for a Monday municipal election with no candidates yet named. The current board, praised by residents, is expected to seek renomination as the town has improved finances, expanding electric service and a shift to concrete paving, with limited anticipated turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Poara
Burgess
A. A. Lamar
George C. Rhoderjick
Martin L Shank
Lewis P. Miller
Sherman J. Koogle
Caswell W. Hoffman
Neikirk
Frank Rudy
Danderine Promises Beautiful Soft Hair For All
An advert promises heavy, glossy hair with no dandruff using Danderine. It claims quick results in minutes and weeks, including newfound hair growth and reduced shedding, urging readers to buy a 20 cent bottle from druggists and apply as directed.
Sioux Land in Y M C A Bowling League Third Place
The Sioux won the tie off game for third place in the Y M C A bowling league over the Rocke fellers. The post season league will start next Monday with teams of three. Brunswick Y M C A team plays Loreal tonight as Anderson Baumgardner C Zimmerman W Zimmerman Slattery play for Sioux Land in the local alleys. Mammoths and Grizzlies won both games in the Junior Indoor Baseball League. Mammoths lineup includes Bingos Howe C P Shipley Shhearld Walls M Engle F Purnell Tracey Er Staub Homer Shipley. Grizzlies Skeeters Ridgley P Putman Homer Sub C F Engle M Engle Sub F Simmons. Standings: Mammoths 4 0 0 0. Bingos 1 5 0 0. Grizzlies 4 0 1 5 0. Skeeters 2 0 0 0 0. Open house reception tomorrow night for Ox Fibre Brush Co prompts Indoor Baseball League games tonight with Clerks vs Bankers and Business Men vs Senior Leaders at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoths
Grizzlies
Mammioths
Grizzlies Skeeters
Ridgiey
Putman
Homer
Eugle
M. Engle
F. Simmons Grizzlies Skeeters
Grigglies
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Wister M. Flemming
BD. E. Fleming
Dre. Linton
Office of the Circuit
Orphana'’ Courte
Oapitans
Maria L. Fook
John L. Reutzahna
George W. Joy
Rosa M. Joy
John W. Young
John J. Frazier
Mary A Staley
Ellen V. Payne
Carles Eb, Derr
Manngses Rice
Susan C. Bussard
Margaret E. S. Hood
Susan C. Bussank
Willis FE
Harry S. Derr
Charles E. Derr
Sophia E Lowe
Mary 4
M. Schley
Rose Schley Baer
John
A C. Stockman
Sophie E. Lowe
Millard JF. Loewe
Earl Feigley
Feedericktonians
Miss Pamper
Sister
Indianapolis
His Brother
O.K
Howard Mullican
Tortmerir Ct
Tif
Ohio
H. S
Westminster
Rebekah Assembly
Maryland
Cumberland
Order
Gardenville
Baltimore County
Oak Grove
C. R
Northern Central Railroad
Columbia and Frederick
George William Smith
East Second Street
Smith
Sioux Land
Y. M. C.A. Bowling League
Rockefellers
Sioux
Brunswick Y. M. Cc
Anderson Baumgardner
C. Zimmerman
W Zimmerman
Slattery
Efersperger Ge
Berghaus
Gilbert
McMurray
Esas
Lotus
Schell
McBride
Nicodemus
Absenlee
Hee
Edgar H. McBride
Court St
Frederick, MD
Roy W. Poole
Bevard
Arcilelct
Avrédl
Harvey FR
Florence J. Kahn
Araby Chapel
Alonocacy 2Nd Urbana Pike
Adv
John Francis S
Ad Sauer
Willard
A. G. Cramer & Sons
Lewistown
Saa
Geleck
Nisar
Apradiy
Commercial Printing
National Bank
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank
C. Norwood
Robt
A. Kemp
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Adssiat, Cashier
Richard Potts
Saloon League
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Barking Rooms
Apacs
Yum
M. E. Doll
dApre
Frederick Brick Works
Central National Bank
Geo. T. Saumgardner
Union Manufacturing Company
East Patrick Street
David Lowenstein
Marghaet
ML C. Burali
E. D. Michael
Lime Kiln
Ray F. Rohrer
Apple Wm
AL Smith
Washington St
Landis
H. S& Landis
N. Marrut Street
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