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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1922

Page

3

Baltimore shoe merchant Urner Urner dies in Munich hospital

John H. Urner, a Baltimore shoe merchant and nephew of Milton G. Urner, died in a Munich hospital after illness during a Mediterranean trip. His wife Mise Feleia Urner and daughter were at his bedside with Dr. William H. Morgan present. Born in Frederick County, he lived in Baltimore and Forest Park, was active in First Methodist Episcopal Church and a Rotarian. He leaves a brother, Rev. Edward B. Urner, and a Guilford home, with burial planned in Baltimore.

John H. Urner Baltimore Milton G. Urner S Hospital Munich Germany Mort Finesse Charles F. Nelker Sablagram Noife Urner Mise Feleia Urner Hey William H. Morgan First Methodist Episcopal Church Morgatte Mrr. Urner Nelket Guilford First Methodist Episcopal Buarch O& Mark's Church Forest Park Frederick County Unionville Baltimore Street Urner Alway Ethanan W. Urner

Rumor of Impending Maid Proves Unfounded

Sheriff James A. Jones and eight deputies with two state policemen and guards prepared for a raid on Hormy Distillers near Burkittsville after a rumor spread early yesterday. They joined by authorities stationed around the distillery, waited until early morning, found no sign of an attack, and returned home with guards remaining on site.

Hormy Burkittsville James A. Jones Disuillery

Frederick county to send rep to national letter carriers convention

Frederick county will be represented at the national convention of the Oral Letter Carriers Association in Buffalo New York from September 18 to 20. James Bishop of Emmitsburg was elected by the Maryland State convention of mail carriers held recently in Ocean City. He was unanimously selected as the lone delegate.

Frederick County Oral Letter Carriers’ Association Buffalo N. Y James Emmitsburg Ocean City Maryland

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