Akron airship Akron's first flight carries 113 aboard
The Akron embarked 113 men, the largest airship crew in the United States, on its maiden flight and circled after missing altitude estimates. Secretary of the Navy Daniels and Rear Admiral Moffett observed, with Goodyear Zeppelin officials aboard. The craft covered about 125 miles under clear conditions.
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Duse
Lupioy
Darkrem
Akron
Atelae Deee
Leelee Cteae
Cha
Navy
Willem A. Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
David S. Ingalls
Goodyear Zeppelin Cor Oporation
America
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Calls
The record lists guests and visits in Sykesville and Baltimore with names such as Mary Devilless James Verray and Charles Tucker. Several attendees recount weekends at homes on North Calvert Street and in Alexandria Virginia while church services were led by J W Hewitt. Other entries mention Virginia Townsend and Miss Agnes Cawthorn visiting relatives and attending events at local churches and inns.
Local Socials and Court Notes Chronicle Social Scene
Mrs Jennie Selby and John Phe nus hosted guests of Mr Minnie Phu inges on Saturday. Elizabeth Hepney and Asa Doherty visited Florence and joined Mrs Doherty for a outing. George Howes and daughters Isabel and Barbara visited Mr and Mrs Joan Willams. Mrs James MacKennell and son Eugene from Baltimore were guests of Liberty. Estelle Williams hosted bridge with Madalyn Ruby Lena Stanwick Baltimore Estelle Williams Victor Rudy Baltimore Alan Reynolds Randallstown Milton Norris and Stewart Wolams. Miss Henderson from Norfolk visited at the Wilson home on Liberty Road. Asa Hepner set up sports day with Eunice Gaither in Gaithers. Mrs John Wilson recently visited by Misses Jones. Mosler opened a Tea Room opposite State Hospital gates. Edward Dwyer Randollatown spent weekend with the Dwyers. Thomas and Edward Azington spent Monday in Baltimore. Lilian Solomon entered State Normal School at Towson. Traffic and court notes include fines for various offenses and multiple witnesses. Spirits of the dead and sun rays note appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Selby
John Phenus
Minnie Phuinges
Elizabe’ Hepney
Asa
John Doherty
Florence
Rome
Doherty
George Howes
Isabel
Barbara
Joan Willams
James MacKennell
Eugene
Baltimore
James Neves
Estelle Willams
Bridge
Sisses Madalyn Ruby
Lena Stanwick
Victor Rudy
Alan Reynolds
Randallstown
Milton Norris
Charles
Stewart Wo Lams
S. A Webster
Henderson
Norfolk
Wilson
Liberty Road
Asa Hepner
Eunice Gaither
Gaithers
Hepner
John Wilson
Misses Jones
Mosler
Atenu
State Hospital
Edward Dwyer
Randollatown
Ceskeend
Ale Uels
Minor cases heard in toxication and disorderly conduct
A number of minor cases were heard with principals charged. The report notes a growing routine of drunkenness and disorderly conduct among youths, with sentences likely issued by local justice authorities.
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AKRCE
Miles
Sykesville
Siaceed
Scort Pauw Guyer
Pop
Maurice Berry
James Verray
Mary Devilless
Charles Tucker
Eanty
Harry Parlets
Mary
Dorsey Pariest
James A Duvall
Calvert Street
Vineyard Road
Virgina Townsend
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
St. Batusbas P. B
J. W. Hewrtt
Washington, DC
Agnes Cawthorn
Joan Cawthorn
William Midd
Annie
Duvall
Nebraska
Sherman Po
Offeerg Hiltne
Dsurken
Joan Brust
Woo
James Doth
James Doth and Jaxe Seles Ana Ont
Dork
Curstace Srila
Beson
Geferse
Australia
Pearre
Universal Electric
the Modern Lighting CO
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
RAI
Dandruff
Ler Oan
Seelom
Wien
Chiropodis
W. Patrick ST. Howes Sa
Fam
Edmonston Studio
Biser
Ira E. Biser
P. RK. E
Maritza
the Bennett Shoe Store
Colgate
Colgete
Collgate
On Dental Therapeutics
Iran Dental Association
Colgate’s
Borgo
E. Oltve
Bes
Colgats
Maryland
Square Corner
Prederick
Edger H. McBride
Poara
Casper E. Cline
George F. Smith
Ernest D. Michael
Hammond Clary
Arthur H Don
George W. Heinlein
James H. Falk
McCleery
Jewelry
Frederick Motor Co
Used Car Department
East B. & O. Ave
Blue Ridge
U. S. Government
Frederick County
U. S
Frederick County Products
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