We the Epic of the Air Begin Here Today Charles A Lindbergh
The account traces Charles A Lindbergh born in Detroit on February 4 1902 through early life. It covers family background school years and early aviation runs including barnstorming flights and parachute stunts. It notes his first solo attempts and various narrow escapes before enlisting in army air service training and moving toward formal aviation training.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Detroit
Mich
University of Michigan
Lindbergh
Sweden
Manson
Force
Washington
Panama
Little Falls
Barnstoring
Florida
Miami
Everglades
Texan
Meridian
Texas
Earth
Lake Wil'lage
Arkansas
Janceville
Minnegote
Army ‘Air Service
Rantoul
Ill
St. Louis
Omaha
Eet
Lincoln
Leon Klink
Vicksburg
Miss
Brooks Field
San Antonio
Aviation Service
Pensacola
Klink
New Orleans
Lindbergh Canuck Flight Mishap In West Texas
Charles A Lindbergh recalls a near disaster while flying the Canuck toward California. A pole and a wall damaged the plane during a perilous takeoff in rural Texas. Repairs were made with salvaged fabric and dope, allowing a cautious return toward San Antonio before continuing solo to California.
Community events mix at Sugar Grove shower and club notes
In Sugar Grove on Saturday Misa Dorothy Stuart hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Gerald Miller with guests including Mrs. A C Broughton Mrs. H Y Miller and several Miss Hortense Frank Dora Fredelius Mildred Dalrymple and Myrtle Abbott. The Reading club gathered at Mrs Frank Dorn's home Tuesday afternoon for a program organized by Mrs Carrie Mickleson. Maplewood Rebekah lodge plans to confer the Rebekah Degree on nine candidates next Friday evening. Presbyterian notes report church meeting travels by local reps and a congregational gathering scheduled for next Sunday at 11 o'clock. The Women’s Missionary society will meet Thursday at 2:30. Grange news covers January 14 installation of officers after a dinner with officers installed by Mrs Fred Palmer.
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Charles Broughton
C. C. Cooper
C. GC
F. W. Shope
Ruth Abbott
W. C. T. U. Bulletin
Ichabod
God
Jesus Christ
China
Moses
Jesus
Agnes Bleakley
Mendelssohn
Moszkowski
Shope
Bliss Bleakley
G. D. Wilson
Wimodausis
Frank
Frank Misspaw
Embroidery
A. M. Burt
E. R. Hamilton
Berger Edland
K. D. Frank
Buffalo
N. Y
P. E. Smith
Chandlers Valley
Gretta Hamilton
Sugar Grove
Misa Dorothy Stuart
Gerald Miller
A. ¢. Broughton
H. Y. Miller
Missen Hortense Frank
Dora Fredelius
Mildred Dalrymple
Myrtle Abbott
Mra
Miller
Keaith
Aie Cll
Reading Club
Frank Dorn
Carrie Mickleson
Lady Rebekah Lodge
Warren
Maplewood Rebekah Lodge
Presbyterian Church
R. J. Weld
Thomas Thompson
C. Stuart
Pittafield
Garland
Irving
Sugergrove
C. A. Highfield
Verango
Erie
Women’s Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Grange
Sugargrove Grange
Thursday Evening With Mra and Abbott At Warren Home
Thursday evening with Mra Rose J Abbott at the home of Mra Lettie Wi Warren accompanied the basketball teams to Lander on Friday night. They had an interesting time and look forward to the return game here. Mrs M J Chrisman of Warren a former resident of Sugargrove spent Saturday in town renewing old acquaintances and visiting friends. Albert Sutton spent the weekend at his home near Greenville. Charles Brown of Buffalo spent a few days in town last week called here by the serious illness of his mother Mrs D H Wright. Mr and Mrs J E Abbott were the guests of Mr and Mrs C Br Abbott of Jamestown Sunday.
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Mra
Rose J. Abbott
Lettie Wi
Warren
Lander
M. J. Chrisman
Sugargrove
Albert Sutton
Greenville
Charles Brown
Buffalo
D. H. Wright
J. E. Abbott
C. Br. Abbott
Jamestown
Tidioute Friends Honor Mrs Uller Before Move to Titusville
On a Monday evening at Grandin Community house, Mrs C P Merkle, Mrs Burns, and Mrs Leslie Kinnear hosted a surprise party for Mrs Charles Uhler who will soon depart for Titusville. A longtime local resident, she has played an active role in area social events and was bid farewell by many friends and relatives.
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Tidioute
C. P. Merkle
Burns
Leslie Kinnear
Grandin
Charles Ulier
Titusville
Uhler
Evening Bridge and Fortnightly Club Gatherings
The sixty guests socialized with a six o clock supper and evening games after wine, then Mrs Ellen Tompsett hosted bridge with prizes for Miss Margaret Atwell the top scorer. Fortnightly Club met at Mrs Claude McMillan's home with a brief business session and a praised program led by Mrs H R Hawkey followed by refreshments.
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Bridge
Ellen Tompsett
Margaret Atwell
Claude McMillan
H. R. Hawkey
McMillan
Gordon Downey
Manilla shore to get more cocoanut palms
A city official urges planting coconut and nipa palms along Manila s shore to signal tropical reach rather than a Jersey coast. Acting mayor Santiago Artiaga endorses the idea to emphasize a tropical impression for visitors.
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Manila
P. IL
Tropics
Jersey
Santiago Artiaga
Utees
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