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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

5

Balloon races and lightning peril shared by Van Orman

Ward T. Van Orman, enthnonautical engineer for the Zeppelin company, spoke before the Charleston chamber of commerce about his balloon racing experiences. He recounted races across Europe and the Americas, a fatal lightning strike that killed his aide, and a balloon explosion that left him injured upon descent.

Ward ‘T. van Orman Zeppelin Company Ak“fon Charleston Pittsburgh Switzerland South America Ormen Van Earth Balpol Edward B. x Insulator Company Im. Bayder van Orman Basle Halloon

Balloon voyage and crash sparks call for probe at meeting

The address recalled an American entry winning a race amid winds and storms with balloons and gas discussed by Mr. Van Orman. He described landing a balloon on a ship deck after being blown from Antwerp toward France, and urged a full investigation into the Akron disaster while Lloyd Wildman led the Appalachian Electric Power meeting. Committees were named to draft memorial resolutions for Isaac Loewenstein and E M Keatley.

Mr. van Orman United States South America New York Antwerp France Lloyd Wildman Appalachian Electric Power Company Isaac Loewenstein E. M. Keatley

Miss Lundh Plans Louisville Trip Then Swiss Return

Miss Helen Lundh, representative of the Dorothy Gray company, will leave Coyle and Blenardeon’s Sunday for Louisville where she will spend three weeks. After Kentucky she will depart for Switzerland for an indefinite stay, her first trip back to Europe in two years.

Helen Tundh Dorothy Gray Coyle and Blenardeon Louisville Kentucky Miss Zundh Switzerland Europe United States

Westfall Bible Class to Host Indoor Picnic at Asbury Church

The Westfall Bible class of Asbury M. E. church will hold an indoor picnic at six o clock this evening at the church. Rev. E J Westfall D D teacher of the class urged all members to attend. Also note mentions of an increase in passenger automobiles produced in Great Britain last year.

Westfall Asbury M. E. Church E. J. Westfall Great Britain

Fair Trip Contest Nears Conclusion

The contest offers four free 10 day trips to the Century of Progress exhibition in Chicago for top city and trading area high school students. Leading vote getters include Eleanor Mehen and Wilfred Spencer in the city and George Reynolds and Eloise Massey in the trading area. Merchants offer 1,000 notes for each dollar of goods purchased as part of the promotion.

Century of Progress Ciicags Charleston The Gazette Chicago Eleanor Mehen Quarrier Street Wilfred Spencer Bibby Street George Reynolds Elkview Eloise Massey Edythe Mae Norman T Mottesheard City A Yy. Johnson, Jr South Charleston Marguerite McDaniels Long Summers ‘Street O. H. Ward, Jr Quartier Street Helen Lewis Lee Street Har Martin Belle Janette Stephenson Handley

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