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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
5
Aviation Week ends as Aviator Girl thrills large audience with monoplane stunts above patrons and balcony lights. She sings Come Josephine and returns to stage after a dramatic flight. Event marks a successful aviation week at the Opera House.
Monsignor Denis J. Flynn longtime president emeritus of Mount St. Mary's College near Emmitsburg died after an 18 month illness from Brights disease. He led the college through rapid growth including a new chapel costing 150000 dollars. Born 1856 in Titusville Kentucky he studied at Mount St. Marys and served as pastor before becoming president in 1904. Funeral at the college chapel Tuesday at 40 oclock with Cardinal Gibbons presiding.
The funeral of John W. Kolb was held today at St. John's Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. W. J. Bane presiding and burial in St. John's cemetery planned for Monday. Mrs. Sarah M. Keyser's service occurred at 9 am at Buckeystown's M P church, led by Rev. Luther F. Warner, with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Wickison Funeral Director.
Six year old boy of Mr and Mrs Charles Schell was badly burned when a lit cigarette stamp hidden in his blouse ignited his clothing on west south street. Edward Bentz nearby neighbor extinguished the flames. Dr treated the wounds. The mother was away at the fright hip store at the time.
Campers at Weverton report fine times despite hardships with cats and late shipments. Martinsburg youths join camp with West Virginia visitors. a fisherman donated fish from the Potomac. The canoe party had a safe, hot trip to start the week.
The State Board of Education released the schedule for the annual teachers institutes to be held in the coming session. The Frederick institute runs January 2 to 5, 1912 with visiting superintendents W H Dashiell Earle B Wood and Milton Melvin and normal instructors W Franklin Jones and W H Wilcox. Prof John T White will finalize the program in November and attend three institutes including Anne Arundel, Charles Montgomery Prince George's and St Mary's counties, and Garrett County.
Repairs to Independents machine will ship tonight to Indianapolis to the Howe Engine Company for overhaul. The engine, sent by B and C Railroad, awaits word that ordered repairs are ready. A new transmission differential and clutch will be installed and the body varnished. Repairs could take one to two months before the engine returns to service.
Mrs. Elia Wood sue s Harvey B. Ogle for trespass damages over a contested farm boundary near Rocky Ridge. A fence was erected, torn down, rebuilt, and again damaged by Ogle who allegedly threw it onto Mrs. Wood s corn, affecting about two feet of land. Also notes fishing trip by Lourie Welty and companions to Calico Rock with 23 bass and two fall fish found.
The regular quarterly meeting of Engine Company No. was held on Monday night at So'doch p m. ATL members are requested to be present by order Robert A Bennett President and Allert S Smith Secretary.
Frederick W Obenderfer sues Frederick Mayor and aldermen alleging repeated cellar floods from a blocked intake at East Patrick Street after yesterday's rain. He says the city ignored prior complaints and seeks damages for ruined goods. exact amount to be calculated.
Shipley s Saturday Bargains lists prices for groceries and household items including cakes soaps jars and utensils. The Frederick City Hospital Board of Managers will meet at the hospital on Tuesday July 11 at 10 am with MISS LILI M KELLER as secretary.
Special offer announced for the new Edison attachment and four minute records. Catalogs available or call to discuss mounting on machines to make them the latest and most ammo date machine on the market. Shipley’s proclaims everything for talking machines.
Reading shows a sale of diverse goods including toilet paper, glassware, jelly jars, gloves, envelopes, and scrapbooks with prices noted. Also announced are a K of P third degree installation on Monday July 1, Edison phonograph reproductions at Shipley’s, and a summer clothing sale with tailoring by Edw James at 118 Market St.
John D Hendrickson presents newest garments at very low prices with many sizes. includes linen suits, coats, waists, lingerie, middy blouses, washable silks and sweaters. Also notes up to date styles and bold discounts across ladies and misses wear.
Frederick County Lutheran reunion agenda includes July 19 1911 at Braddock Heights with a chorus of seventy leading singing and Braddock Heights Orchestra providing two concerts. Also notes Braddock Union picnic August 17 with bids for exclusive selling rights due July 0 at 1 noon, apply to Geo M Hett secretary. Freight service to Baltimore via Thurmont affirmed uninterrupted. Fly killer ad and G I Baking Co product promotion follow with travel and retail details.
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