Pal-Waukee Prepares Concession at Century of Progress
Pal-Waukee airport will open operations May 7 at the Century of Progress fair. Dun can Hodges, manager, departs for the fairgrounds with Cliff Condit in charge. The airport orders Sikorsky shuttles from the factory for direct service between the fair and Chicago municipal airport.
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Pal-Waukee
Duncan Hodges
Fair Grounds
General Motors
Hodges
Cliff Condit
Pal- Waukee
Milwaukee Avenue
Wheeling
Public Service Company of Northern Illinois Sikorsky
Sikorsky
Chicago Municipal Airport
Goodyear
New Radio Presented to North Shore Airways
Majestic radio model shown to Clarence Clabaugh of North Shore Airways at Curtiss airport will be used in Curtiss field public address system this summer.
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Majestic
Clarence Clabaugh
North Shore Airways
Curtiss Airport
Homer Berry Returns From New York Flight
Homer Berry a former pilot for Col R R McCormick of the Chicago Tribune and now with the Stillman family arrived back at Sky Harbor airport last week in the Stillman Bellanca. The Stillman plane is housed in the Sky Harbor hangar.
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Homer Berry
Col
R. R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Stillman
Sky Harbor
New York
Clubhouse Remodel at Sky Harbor Airport
Sky Harbor airport clubhouse undergoes a 1933 summer season remodeling with a new roof and interior refurbishment while retaining its modernistic features for upcoming activities.
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Sky Harbor Airport
Ace Flying Club Moth Flight to Springfield
Frank Sanborn flew to Springfield last week in a Moth owned by the Ace Flying club at Curtiss airport. He was accompanied by John Perry, an official of the flying club.
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Frank Sanborn
Springfield
Ace Flying Club
Curtiss
John Perry
The
Flying Club
Texaco Ships Arrive at Curtiss Field from St Louis and Omaha
Two Texaco company ships arrived at Curtiss airport last week. A Wasp Stearman piloted by Aubrey Keif, Texaco regional aviation manager, came from St Louis. A Lockheed Sirius brought in from Omaha by Duke Jernigin, Texaco aviation chief, with Pete Clausen.
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Texaco Company
Curtiss Airport
Wasp
Stearman
Aubrey Keif
Texaco
St. Louis
Omaha
Duke” Jernigin
Pete Clausen
Jernigin
Clausen
Curtiss
Sky Harbor Clubhouse Leased for 1933 Season
Anthony Schmitt and Joe Koza lease the Sky Harbor airport clubhouse for 1933. They will host Wednesday and Saturday dances and operate the clubhouse restaurant. Beer will be sold and fried chicken and steak dinners will be specialties. Night air rides over the north shore will accompany the dances.
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Anthony Schmitt
Joe Koza
Sky Harbor Airport
Plane overhaul completed for C. W. Bradleys aircraft
Work on the J-5 Bellanca owned by C. W. Bradley of the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois at Curtiss airport is finished. The motor received a complete overhaul and the airframe was refinished and recovered by airport staff.
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C. W. Bradley
Public Service Company of Northern Illinois
Curtiss Airport
Wayne King Plans Plane Trips During Vacation
Wayne King, the orchestra leader, plans several vacation flights later this month. He visited Pal-Waukee airport where he keeps his rebuilt Bellanca and said he would use the aircraft for multiple trips. King owns a summer place near Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
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Wayne King
King
Pal-Waukee
Rhinelander
Wis
Official of Publishing Company Buys Stearman
William Boyd of Chicago, connected with Curtis Publishing, purchased a Stearman formerly owned by Lawrence Callahan. The purchase was announced at Pal-Waukee airport this week. Boyd previously owned a Verville.
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William Boyd
Chicago
Stearman
Lawrence Callahan
Pal-Waukee
Mr. Boyd
Curtis Publishing Company
Pilots Author Visits Curtiss Field At Great Lakes
Lieut. Joseph H. Meagher, author of The Pilots Prayer, made a stop at Curtiss airport last week. He piloted a hell diver aircraft from Great Lakes.
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Curtiss Field
Joseph H. Meagher
Curtiss Airport
Great Lakes
Meigs Leaves Sky Harbor for Pittsburgh
M. C. Meigs of Evanston departed Sky Harbor airport near Glencoe last Wednesday aboard the Sky Harbor Stinson bound for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
M. C. Meigs
Evanston
Sky Harbor Airport
Glencoe
Sky Harbor
Stinson
New Trier Debaters to Meet North Park Collegians
New Trier High School debaters Gerard Brooks Jane Fitzgerald and James Donahue under Coach Chester E MacLean will tackle North Park College this week in a Wednesday afternoon match in the east music room. The team will argue the affirmative on the tax revenue question: at least half of state and local revenue should come from non tangible property sources. It is New Trier’s first decision debate of the season after prior non decisive matches.
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Gerard Brooks
Jane Fitzgerald
James Donahue
Chester E. MacLean
New Trier High School
New Trier
North Park College of Chicago
East Music Room
Kildeer Golf Club Sees Strong Year Ahead
Kenneth L. Tug Wilson president of Kildeer Country Club predicts a big year for golfers as dues locker room and food costs are cut. The club, with about 400 members, posted a profit of over 7 000 dollars last year and attracted interest from eastern clubs visiting Chicago to study its financial setup and non promotion plan.
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Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Kildeer Country Club
America
Chicago
Kildeer
Sky Harbor Shop Busy With Overhauling Jobs
R. Z. Peck, chief mechanic at Sky Harbor airport, overhauls the motor of a J-5 Travelair owned by Henry Kyatt. Mrs. Kyatt keeps the plane at the Sky Harbor hangar. The shop force is also rebuilding a Waco owned by a party from Stinson airport.
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R. Z. Peck
Sky Harbor
Henry Kyatt
Plane moved to Sky Harbor from Curtiss hangar
Harbor officials announced last week that Dean Owsley former manager of a Stinson at Curtiss airport has relocated the aircraft to Sky Harbor.
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Sky
Harbor
Dean Owsley
Stinson
Curtiss Airport
Sky Harbor
William Lear Returns From New York Trip
William Lear of Lear Developments Inc manufacturers of airplane radios returned to Curtiss Airport last week after a trip to New York.
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New York
William Lear
Lear Developments, Inc
Curtiss Airport
Paul Wagner flies Curtiss pilot to Summer Field Kansas
Paul Wagner of Curtiss airport departed last week on a trip to Summer Field Kansas. He planned to return via Lincoln and Omaha, tracing a circuit through midwestern cities.
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Kansas
Paul Wagner
Curtiss Airport
Summerfield
Kans
Lincoln
Omaha
Watering System at U. S. Golf Club Among Best
North Shore Golf Club features an underground watering system installed three years ago at a cost of 110000 dollars. With 450 stationary sprinkler heads and 100 psi pressure, five fairways can be watered simultaneously and nine are watered each evening, keeping turf lush for the United States Open at the North Shore course.
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North Shore Golf Club
North Shore Club
United States
North Shore
Detroit Golf Club
Doctrine of Atonement in Christian Science Churches
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches focused on the Doctrine of Atonement. The golden text cites the one mediator Christ Jesus, with Hebrews 8 10 and passages from Science and Health affirming Jesus atonement as divine Love and healing through Truth Life and Love.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Christ Jesus
House of Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Christ
Appetizer Party Planned by Mr and Mrs Driver
Mr and Mrs Charles Driver of 423 Abbotsford Road Kenilworth will entertain twenty four guests at an appetizer party Friday before the dinner dance at the Kenilworth Club.
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Charles Driver
Abbotsford Road
Kenilworth
Kenilworth Club
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E. L. Ellis
U. S. Golf Club
Christian Science Churches
Appetizer Party
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