Wesley Notes and Community Reports From Wesley Iowa
Wesley notes detail local visits and social events across Algona area. Families from Britt Mason City and Britt attended gatherings. Ames student Margaret Loaft returns home. Fiona Harrington and Ormsby families visit. several residents travel for church events, movies and graduations. A baccalaureate address, eight graduates and local works progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hid
Kunz
Mason City
W. P
BE. Giddings
Algona
Floyd Ash
C. M. Sage
Will Cosgrove
Cosgroves
Gen. Whyte
Bell Theatre
Earl A. Roadman
Sioux City
Edith Carlson
Erlinna Chipsaddle
Thelma Conner
le Loss Fox
Local business calls reported in Mason City region
Woden notes Fred Saathoff called at Mason City Friday for business. Henry Bode visited Clear Lake and Mason City Saturday. Oscar Orthel made a business call at Titanica Monday. Bernice Cunningham shopped in Mason City Saturday. A J Phillips and J R Smith were business callers at Garner Thursday. John Patton and daughter Mildred were Britt callers Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harvey
Dickens
J.L. Bushamn
John von Laver
Lena
Louise Buns
Mason City
Estella
Gertrude Ludeking
Luana
Cc. A. Lawler
Vera
Margaret
Waterloo
Lawler
Arva Cunningham
Hitis
Geraldine
Minnesota
C. L. Cunningham
Bernice
Britt
Harold Gard
Cylinder
Bernice Cunningham
Garner
Edward Christensen
John Freech
Fritz Gerdes
Ford
John
Freech
Harry Quinn
John Harry
Clara
Orthel
Carl Tegtmeyer
Clear Lake
Carl Tegtmeyer Jr
Ernest Bartik
Vincentia Harrington
Rose Ormsby
Gertrude Cosgufi
Esther Hughes
C.D. of A
Gramar
Lois Bushman
Eagle Lake
Waldorf College
Miss Swingen
Jin Thompson
Adolph Orthel
Titania
Iowa City
Hig
Minnie Orthel
Minneapolis
Fred Orthel
Ambet
Crystal Lake
Gertrude Bode
Josephine
Mildred Lawler
Esther Crone
Chester Missman
Johnnie Lawler
August Stohr
Fred Saathoff
Henry Bode
Oscar Orthel
Titanica
Bernice. Cunningham
A.J. Phillips
J. R. Smith
John Patton
Mildred
Lindbergh Arrives in France Amid Glowing Reception
Crowds lined Le Bourget as Lindbergh's Spirit of St Louis arrived safely. Flags, signal lights, and escorts greeted the lone American aviator while Parisian crowds cheered the feat. Minnesota pilots admitted limited familiarity with Lindbergh, recalling him as a rising local figure five years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberg
Spirit of
St. Louis
le Fou Volante
le Bourget
Fred
France
Herrick
Terrick
Paris
London
Paris- London
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles
Lucky' Lindberg
Wolfe
W. al Kidder
Minneapolis Northwest Aeronautic Authority
Kidder
Jon
Lindberghs Flight and Funeral Mention in May Headlines
The report recalls Charles Lindbergh’s epoch making nonstop flight from New York to Paris and congratulations from President Coolidge via the American Embassy. It mentions a lanky, goodnatured son Lucky planning to scatter his father’s ashes from a plane at his funeral rites, then disappearing. The piece cites the National Geographic Society on the route and notes Kellogg’s and other officials’ messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindberg
Lucky
Washington
President Coolidge
New York
Paris
Messiea
Atlantic
Mungasser
Cali
Calvin Coolidge
Kellogg
Lindberg
United States
National Geographic Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wesley Notes
John Copeland
Ilinois
Arlene Sideking
Gertrude Dode
Wesley Endes
Martha Helm
Titouka
Herman Duns
Robnie
Heiko Freech
George Breen
Buffalo Center
Woden
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Service
J. H. Junker
Woden, Iowa
H. H. Murray
Lakota
Iowa
W. EF. Hamstreet
M. D
Titonka Towa
Kel
Titonka
van Ness
Roy
Ball
Calla
Dr. G
Smalldridge Chiropractor
Farmers Savings Bank
Gu& Frederickson
Bank of Woden
Woden, Towa
Pierre Sartor
Surghon Tihtonka Towa
Otto Kunz
Phons Fox Datea
Wealey
Towa
M. B. Pringle
Henry Meyer Real Estate and
Lisurance Meyers Real Estate Building
Titania Lows
Quarton & Miller Mossuth Co
Hate Bask Bldg
Lows
Liverpol
New England
Canada
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Dez Moines
R. L. Krantz
Bonacker Bros. Market
Titonka, Iowa
Farmers Elevator
B. Keil
B. French
H. Cooper
W. J. Denton
L. Hangey
B.C. Ball
H. Downs
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