Died This Morning in Baltimore Street Woman 78
The Daily News reports the death of Mrs. Laura Ann Hammond Urner at 6:50 AM at her home 107 Record Street after a months long illness. She was 78 and survived by husband Milton G Urner and several children including Judge Hammons Urner Milton G Urner Jr Laura E Gaver Helen A Price, Walter Gray Urner of Pittsburgh J Paul Urner of Brazil. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from her home with burial at Mt Olivet. C Carty director. Also notes the death of Peyton B R Janney in Detrait aged about 64 and sister of James Janney. survived by wife V C Cassady and two children three brothers. Infant Paul Alexander Wood Jr died Monday night at grandmother’s home of bronchitis age two months. Funeral Wednesday noon at 12 from 221 North Market Street. E Cline director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Urner
Laura Ann Hammond Urner
Milton G Urner
Record Street
Urner
Judge Hammons Urner
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Laura E. Gaver
Helen A. Price
This City
Walter Grayson Urner
Pittsburgh
J. Paul Urner
Brazil
South America
Robert L. Hammond
Frederick
Clara Johnson
Calvin Hammond
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Peyton Janney
Peyton BR. Janney
Berkeley County
James Janney
Mr. Janney
John Janney
V. C. Cassady
Mungie
Ind
G. Campbell Janney
Waterloo
Iowa
Frederick County
John Wabb Janney
Martinsburg
Paul Alexander Wood
Paul A. Wood
Edith G. Siedling
North Market Street
North Market St
C. E. Cline
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Citizens
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs James Arthur Court ney of Baltimore are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs John L Dutrow on West Third street Mr Paul Dutrow of Alliance Ohio is visiting family on West Third street Mr and Mrs Myrtlin L Duttow on West South street receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Mr Willam E Uehn and family of Cumberland have moved to Frederick to reside here Mrs Daisy M Bell of Manchester Pa has returned home Miss Frostie Schmidt of Baltimore is visiting relatives in Frederick Miss Kendrick of Baltimore who spent the week end with Mr and Miss John W Humm has returned Miss Rebecca Dore of Baltimore is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Juin W W Humm Mrs George Mentzer East Third street has returned from Camden N J with niece Miss Violet Claudy and nephew Master Edgar Claudy H P Leonard long associated with the Key Hotel project in Frederick has gone to Bedford Pa to join Walter S Arnold in a 200 room hotel project at Bedford Springs Mrs Leonard will join him later this week C Edgar Fahinery deputy in the Clerk of the Court office leaves for Bedford Springs Ma to take a clerical post with Walter S Arnold construction engineer of the new hotel There he will be succeeded by Lloyd Winebreuer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Willam §E. Uehn
Cumberland
Daisy M. Bell
Manchester
Frostie Schmidt
Baltimore
Frederick
Miss Kendrick
John W. Humm
Misa Rebecca Dore
Juin
George Mentzer
East Third Street
Camden
New Jersey
Violet Claudy
Edgar Claudy
H. P. Leonard
Bedford
Walter 8. Arnold
Bedford Springs
Leonard
C. Edgar Fahinery
Walter S. Arnold
Arnold
Ifrancis Scott Key
Sahrney
Tloyd_ Winebreuer
Lawn Pound Social At The Zecher Home
A lawn pound social hosted Wednesday evening July 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Zecher featured games and late refreshments. Attendees included Virginian Young Glen Baily Vernon Abit Olive Al. Roelke Paul Zecher and many neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zecher
Virginian Young
Glen Baily
Vernon Abit
Olive AL. Roelke
Wilmer House
Marceline Zecher
Lee A. Mullendore
Cathryn Alhalt
Irene Kaetzel
Paul Zecher
Helen Stockman
Ernest Pfeifer
Velma (Gugton
Lee House
Louise Huffer
Thomne Hagan
Leah Tfert
Arthur Guyton
Nora Beachley
Ernest Ahalt
Pauline Zecher
Malcolm Magaha
John Z. Ausherman
Gertrude Boyer
Gladys Michael
Winner Slifer
Gare Zecher
Darrell Magaha
Mildred Miller
Raymond Slifer
Irma Hutt
Herman Royer
Windfall increases Maryland tax base by 65 million plan
The State Treasury anticipates $400,000 extra revenue in 1923 and 1924 due to a higher taxable base, with eight counties reporting a combined $40,098,269 rise and Baltimore County leading at about $12,000,000. Additional counties like Allegany Anne Arundel Garrett Prince George s Washington and Wicomico expected to add at least $25,000,000 more. The tax rate remains around 30.1 to 30.2 cents per $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Garrett
Prince George's
Washington
Wicomice
Baltimore County
Baltimore
Montgomery
Frederick
Rain Delays Opening Scout Camp to Saturday
Owing to bad weather the Boy Scouts bound for Camp Catoctin near Lander will depart Saturday morning if conditions allow. About 50 scouts and officials will attend the camp on the Baltimore and Ohio line between Point of Rocks and Brunswick, with Oscar Grove in general charge. Notable attendees include John Adams, Joseph Shook, Charles Main, Donald Kreh, and many others from Walkersville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Baltimore and Ohio
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Potomac
Catoctin
Oscar Grove
Walter Duvall
Mr. Grove
John Adams
Joseph Shook
Chas Main
Donald Kreh
Lester Grove
Donald Haller
George Smith
Harry Decker
Raymond Starr
Martin Morgan
Richard Brachey
Murray Gosnell
Grayson Simmons
Frederick Citizens Protest Act of 1807 Resolutions
Frederick citizens condemn British action of 1807 and vow to support government with lives and fortunes for redress. They approve Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Hampton measures, send copies to the U S President and Maryland governor, and distribute the resolutions to town printers. The meeting was led by John Tyler and signed by Ceorge Baer Jr. The text shifts to fashion notes on straight coats and trade strikes affecting Spain's bullfights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Hampton
U. States
Maryland
State's worst flood does no local damage continues page 1
The recent downpour barely harmed Buckeystown and surrounding towns though streams rose near Emmitsburg and Middletown. The Patapsco River caused major damage near Ellicott City, with bridges washed away and lights out as floodwaters surged through Frederick County. Upstream, Sykesville and Westminster saw washed bridges, flooded roads, and a Woodbine cloudburst. Washington County endured high waters, rail washouts near Williamsport, and four foot floods on National Highway near Hagerstown. Farmers moved cattle to higher ground as waters rose highest since 1879 in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Michael
Buckeystown
Mo- Locacy
Emmitsburg
Johnstown
Cattall
Middletown
Frederick
Frederick City
Patapsco
United Mailways
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Woodbine
Sykesville
North Branch
Westminster Pike
Woodstock
Mary Street
Baltimore and Frederick Pike
Iichester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hillcott City
Syville
Patapsca
Morgan's Run
W. F. Childs
Washington County
Western Maryland Railway
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Littlestown
Pennsylvania Railway
Littlesttown
Picnic hold for Gospel Mission at Bradock Heights
The Gospel Mission picnic, postponed, will be held at Bradock Heights on August 7 leaving Frederick at 11 a.m. For County Commissioner, subject to the Republican Primary decision of 1923, C. C. Rowers, Thurmont District No. 15. The support of both ladies and gentlemen will be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Mission
Braddock Heights
Frederick
C. C. Rowers
Thurmont
T Joy
Graceham
Maryland
State Laboratory Opens Here August Frederick to House New Lab
The State Health Department opens a Frederick laboratory in the Masonic Temple building on August 1. Drs. Baer and Cull, formerly of Baltimore, will staff the facility, serving county doctors with rapid blood cultures for typhoid and throat infections, reducing report times from Baltimore to 24 to 48 hours or less. Public health officials and local physicians welcome the service and its faster diagnostics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
State Department of Health
State Health Department
Gaying
Publi Health
Jis
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Inston
Sallo
Baer
Masonic Temple Building
Oval Laboratory
Frederick County
Ira J. McCurdy
Local Health Notice and Community Ads in Frederick
Health officials warn physicians to send typhoid and diphtheria cultures to the State Department of Health at the oval laboratory in Frederick rather than Baltimore, covering all registered physicians in the county. Also public notices for sugar sale, festival, auto prices, lost items, home goods for sale, a picnic, junk shop ad, sewing machine services, and poultry buyers appear in this local page.
Frederick City Lodge meeting and local ads tease
Public notices and commercial ads from Frederick area include a Kings David Lodge No 30 gathering with Grand Officers, chiropractor Dr ER J Kritzer offering consultations, optometrist Frank M Shapiro services, election plea for County Commission, fruit sales by Quynn’s at Frederick Food Store, insurance pitches by Lewis R Deetzbaugh, The Cracker Shop offerings from G L Baking Co, Braddock Heights dance and festival notes, and various local business notices about flowers, life insurance, and shop inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Ledger
The document names officers including WM G Zimmerman as Cashier and SAMUEL G Duvall as Assistant Cashier. Directors listed are JOHN S Ramsburg, JOSEPH D Baker, THOMAS H Haller, CHARLES H Conley, M D Peter L Uargett, JOHN S Newman, JAM H Gambrill, Ih Ts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
James Arthur Courtney
John L. Dutrow
West Third Street
Paul Dutrow
Alliance
Ohio
Myrtlin L. Duttow
West South Street
Calvert
Cecil * Ste
Frederick Os
Harford
Howard
Albut Naeee
John Tyler
Ceorge Baer
Spain
State Laboratory
Drs. Baer
Call, Announcement
Department Health
Levy's Market
Aig North Market St
Jug Bridge
Utica Mills
Lutheran Church
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeauex, Prop
South Market Street
Econtition
Spambaugh & Scheffold
E. 167 Street
N.Y. C
Lawson Summers
Watersville, Md
Boynton
Horace C. Zacharias
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Gracker
G. Ll. Baking Company
Markey-Mathias Building
Mt. Carmen Sunday School
East Third and Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
East ‘Third
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
Ewing
Nicholas Yinger
Gittinger
Young Wan
Stor Sioh Thenman
Mark Hiigerds
Puons
ER. J. Kritzer
Offve
Seconl Floor
Central Trust
Phares
Otter, Sin!res
ST ON
Frank M. Shapro
Optician
St West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key
Quynn
Frederick Food Store
Mast
Patrick Street
Lewis BR. Dertzbaugh
Life In Rance Consetor
Court Street
G. L. Baking Company
Markey-Matching
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Pleasant Hill
Frederick Dahlia Gardens
Brathlock Heights
Lewis R. Deetzbaugh
Life Tueuranes Courador
Markery-Mathias
GL. Baking Company
Potts & Griffin
West College Terrace
College Park
Court ST
John H. Stauffer, JR
Automobile
General Insurance
John FL Staut
Patrick-Court
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph DB. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Tohun HH. Barker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Travers Thomas
John S. Ramsburg, Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Uargett, John S. Newman
Jam. H. Gambrill
Daniel Baker, Jk
Joan H. Baker
John N. Clary
Sburban Homes
Market
Boecond Street
N. Bentz St
All Saints
Mar
Adamstown
Mt. Pleasant
Ance
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Marewop
P. Harp
BOR Sale
Pike
Rales Road
Motern
Pete
Uric Pete
Es Meres
Woodshord
Whoneres
Weederict
West Fourth Street
East Seventh Street
Gilmore R, Flautt
Wilson Ave
Altelty Cone
N. Bontz &T
Crea
4Th St
Bath
Muiera
Trail Ave
Racine
West South St
Teast Church &T
Iig
West 4Th St
East 3Rd St
McMurray
Madison St
N Market St
East 7Th Se
Modern
Bard
Rosemont
Elm St
W. 4Th St
Monrovia
State Road
Gilmore
Flautt
N. Market Sr
Omee
W. N. Jolliffe
Neal
N. Solliffe
West Church Street
Broderick, MA
Phona
Noah E. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Liukesburg
Walkersville
West Third St
Harmes
Yellow Springs
Mt. Pinasant
Jefferson St
Braddoch
N. Market St
Park Ave
Washington St
Lewistown
Elm St. Passerson
4Th St. Pike
Noah EB
Chamer & Son
Chared St Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
South Market St
City
Mt. Airy
Bern
Real State and Insurance
P. Building
Af DB
Mantz
Llinery
Tina
Royal Society
Thomas Price
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!