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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

8

Urbana Maryland One of Frederick County's Picturesque Towns

A writer notes Urbana is among Frederick County Maryland’s most picturesque towns with a long history. The piece traces Urbana’s early settlement by Bealls and others, its early structures including Zion church and a colonial-era tavern, and mentions later schools and the London military academy. It highlights the town’s scenic setting near Sugar Loaf Mountain and Bennett’s Creek, and lists prominent local families and notable residents.

Urbana Frederick Co Wrnter Iziamsville Frederick Georgetown Pike Bealls Murdocks Cockeys Worthingtons Donalds P. E. Church Ed Cecil Polly Bell James Worthington John Rine James Geisler Philipps Virginia Peterkin Maryland George G. Butler Heath Groaca Samuel Hinks Baltimore Harry J. Kefauver Boys’ High School Kefauver Washington Methodist Episcopal Church Richard Thompson Miss Gore Freedom Howard County William G. Paul Nebraska Walter Michael Glyndon C. T. Dudderar William Cadle George D. Smith Minnie Peters St Rene Iientie Enamel

Church Groups and Historic Cemetery Notes at Urbana

A review of local church groups within the M E and Epworth League presidents plus a Catholic church in Urbana outlines officers for the Sunday school and junior league. The Zion Protestant Episcopal parish, formed in 1802, notes a stone church dedication by Bishop Claggett and a cemetery with graves including Lieut Col Travener and Major F F Smith from the Civil War era.

W. Kidd Epworth League William Cadie Pauline Hendrickson Madeline Cronenburg M. BE C. W. ‘Kidd Margaret Stupp Nettie Prices Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church William Rhoderick Minnie Peters George Smith Urbana Father Farrell Buckeystown A. Knott Zion Protestant Episcopal Parish All Saints’ Parish William 11Th Va. Cavalry Travener Battle of Monocacy F. F. Smith John Montgomery

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