Maynard Wins 9/402 Mile Air Voyage Repeat Return
Lieutenant Kelvin W. Maynard, the flying parson, lands at Roosevelt field completing the first cross country air voyage across the continent and back. He left Cleveland, stopped at Buffalo, Rochester and Binghamton, then returned to Mineola to a huge reception after promising to return by air to his wife.
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Mineola
L. J
Kelvin W. Maynard
Roosevelt Field
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Binghamton
America
Maynard
San Francisco
Plane crash kills Wright in Nebraska ride scheme
Chicago reports Lieut. Cameron Wright died when the aircraft he rode as a guest crashed near St. Paul Nebraska. Miss Helen Taggart and Pilot Rex Randall suffered injuries. Wright promoted Liberty bond rides and was an army aviation instructor at Chanute Field during the war. He also served as stop commander at the Nebraska landing field in a transcontinental air race.
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Chicago
Cameron Wright
St. Paul
Neb
Helen Taggart
Rex Randall
Gibbon
Lieut. Wright
Club notes highlight lectures lunches and fashion
The Literary department of the Woman's Club met with Mrs. H. A. Schmitt Tuesday afternoon. A fine program featured Mrs. Weed en with a book review, L. C. Strain sang, and Mrs. Owens spoke on western mythology. The hostess served lunch, and the Mothers department plans a meeting with Mrs. A. J. Jorgens on Tuesday October 28. Mrs. L. E. Bentley and daughter hosted a 300 party Thursday October 16, with about thirty guests. six tables were used and Mrs. H. B. MANTOR won high, Mrs. F. L. Uptegrove close behind. The BO. P. BE. O. Chapter opened its calendar year with a meeting at Mrs. John McIntosh. An autos display article notes advance midwinter fashion with gold and silver lace hats, fur accents, white plush hats, midwinter turbans, and new ladies and children's hats for Saturdays. NOR A BRAASH promotes Weeds and Rid-O-Skid Chains at Jackson Auto Supply Co.
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Woman's Club
L. E. Bentley
C. Nichols
Sidney
H. B. Mantor
F. L. Uptegrove
Chaplain Required for Transports Over 200 Soldiers
Washington October 20 Army chaplains must accompany every transport carrying more than 200 soldiers. Secretary Baker issued the directive to Hoboken embarkation headquarters officials.
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Washington
Baker
Hoboken
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Osborn & Jorgenson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lincoln County
Colorado
Sidney, Nebraska
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Hink’s
Man
Puckett & Griminger
NEBR
Wright
Friend
BO. P. BE. O
John McIntosh
Nora Braash
Jackson Auto Supply CO
Secretary of War
THE
Lincoln, Neb
Jazz Band
Denver
Des Moines
Omaha
Camp Dodge
Scheibeck
the Tobin Opera House
Court House
Rumely Company
Agar
South Dakota
Wichita
Kansas
Rumely
J. W. Reinmuth
Prop
Binno
Diamond Merchant
Shane
Parks Bros. Electric Co
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