Record flight of big ship is successful
Dayton reports the Barling bomber completed the first flight of about thirty miles at Wilbur Wright field. The aircraft lifted in 13 seconds and climbed to 2,500 feet then circled the field with steady control. It reached 93 miles an hour before descent with power far from exhausted.
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Dayton
Wilbur Wright Field
Instrumenta
Liberty
Leviathan of the air hailed as a systematic success
Air service officials and crew describe the aircraft as a pomemlc success in every part. Lieutenant Harold R. Harria leads as chief pilot with Lieutenant Muir B. Fairchild as assistant. Douglas Culber, a civilian, is the designer and builder, while Walter Henry Barling serves as observer.
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Harold R. Harria
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Fairchild
Douglas Culber
Walter Henry Barling
Funeral for Mrs William Bryden in Grafton
Funeral services for Mrs William Bryden held at Heathe Funeral Parlors were well attended with Rev O Nichols officiating. Burial in Nesbett Cemetery. Born October 1 1863, she died August 17 at Memorial Hospital Elyria aged 53 years 10 months 16 days. Survived by husband William E Bryden, a half sister Ida Gee of Cleveland, three half brothers George Butler Lorain Lewis Artress Kenmore and James Artress South Bend, and many friends. Also reports Wise family reunion at Belden with 110 present from several cities, officers elected E H Wise president and Mrs E H Wise secretary.
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William Bryden
O. Nichols
First Baptist
Elyria
Nesbett
Rose Butler
Memorial Hospital
George Butler
Bright
William E. Bryden
Cleveland
Bryden
M. &. Church
Ida Gee
Lorain
Lewis Artress
Kenmore
James Artress
South Budd
Wise Family
Herman Wize
Belden
Detroit
Midh
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Valley City
Brunswick
E. H. Wise
HE. H. Wise
Fred Ruder
Charles Lawson
Lakewood
Paul Lawson
Joe Richard
Carlton
A Ruder
A Rose
T. Wagner
East Cleveland
Frank Gee, Jr
Barbara Watters
Gordon
South Eucyd
John Gungleman
Helen Bornman
Medina
M. Kirsh
Ridgeville
Thomas Artress
Henry Schnable
Columbia
Charley Schnable
William Schwarer
William Schubert
Tena Wagher
Hattie Saunders
Virginia Newton
George Benzing
Wiliam Bryden
Turner
Litchfield
J. D. Mennall
George Droege
Mich
Henry Wise, Sr
Charles Box
F. Tran
D. A. Swartz
L Eons
Harry
Ira
Fred Seubert
New Grangs Hall
LaGrange
Mennell
Fannie Clark
Sarah Kellogg
Sarah Newcomb
Charles Wilson
J. Woodings
Hattie Beaver
Gratton
W C. Park
J. R. Knight
George Spitzer
J. H. Gorman
A. Guyeske
Glenn Rodgers
Kate Noveske
F. Blakalee
J.C. Clark
Local families attend events and funeral notices in Elyria area
A crowded social calendar in Elyria includes dinners hosted by the Ruders and Lawsons, a Western trip return, and multiple gatherings. The community marks the funeral of Mrs. William Bryden and plans for Gratton's fifth Homecoming with officers and committees named. Nearby clubs host readings, missionary festivals, and pedro parties with prize winners announced.
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