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November 18, 1931
Windham County Observer
Putnam, Windham County, Connecticut
What is this article about?
Hyannis aviator Ray Van Arsdaie visited cousin Frank Herrick in West Thompson by plane last week, took him for a return trip, and gave family rides upon returning Wednesday.
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West Thompson
AVIATOR VISITS RELATIVES
IN WEST THOMPSON
Ray Van Arsdaie, Hyannis aviator,
dropped down out of the skies to visit
his cousin, Frank Herrick of Thompson,
last week. When he returned home he took
Mr. Herrick back to Hyannis in his aeroplane
for a short visit. They returned via the
air route Wednesday, landing in a field
on the Herrick farm which Mr. Van Arsdaie
has frequently used on air visits here.
Mrs. Herrick and her four children were
given a ride in the sky over this vicinity
before the aviator departed.
AVIATOR VISITS RELATIVES
IN WEST THOMPSON
Ray Van Arsdaie, Hyannis aviator,
dropped down out of the skies to visit
his cousin, Frank Herrick of Thompson,
last week. When he returned home he took
Mr. Herrick back to Hyannis in his aeroplane
for a short visit. They returned via the
air route Wednesday, landing in a field
on the Herrick farm which Mr. Van Arsdaie
has frequently used on air visits here.
Mrs. Herrick and her four children were
given a ride in the sky over this vicinity
before the aviator departed.
What sub-type of article is it?
Journey
What themes does it cover?
Family
What keywords are associated?
Aviator Visit
Airplane Ride
Family Air Travel
What entities or persons were involved?
Ray Van Arsdaie
Frank Herrick
Mrs. Herrick
Where did it happen?
West Thompson, Hyannis
Story Details
Key Persons
Ray Van Arsdaie
Frank Herrick
Mrs. Herrick
Location
West Thompson, Hyannis
Event Date
Last Week, Wednesday
Story Details
Ray Van Arsdaie, a Hyannis aviator, flew to visit his cousin Frank Herrick in West Thompson last week. He took Herrick back to Hyannis by plane for a short visit and returned via air on Wednesday, landing on the Herrick farm. Mrs. Herrick and her four children received airplane rides over the area before departure.