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According to press reports an air search was under way early this week in the Wells area of Elko County in northern Nevada for a private airplane, missing since last Friday, which was carrying six California residents back to that state after a trip to the Midwest. | According to press reports an air search was under way early this week in the Wells area of Elko County in northern Nevada for a private airplane, missing since last Friday, which was carrying six California residents back to that state after a trip to the Midwest. | ||
Among the passengers on the lost plane were Mrs. Carl Claassen of Woodland, Calif. and her sister, Mrs. Geo.. L. (Connie) Moore of Walnut Creek, Calif. | Among the passengers on the lost plane were Mrs. Carl Claassen of Woodland, Calif. and her sister, Mrs. Geo.. L. (Connie) Moore of Walnut Creek, Calif. The sisters had com to Kansas on the plane last week and visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Froese at Buhler, and brother, Edward J. Froese of Hutchinson. Mrs. Claassen is a daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Claassen of Newton. | ||
On Thursday the sisters began the return trip to California on the plane, piloted by Al Hoffman of the Pacific Oil Seed, Inc. branch office at Fresno, Calif. Carl Claassen is president of the oil seed firm. | On Thursday the sisters began the return trip to California on the plane, piloted by Al Hoffman of the Pacific Oil Seed, Inc. branch office at Fresno, Calif. Carl Claassen is president of the oil seed firm. | ||
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1962 Apr 26 P. 1
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Two Sisters, Formerly Of Buhler, On Plane Lost in Nevada
According to press reports an air search was under way early this week in the Wells area of Elko County in northern Nevada for a private airplane, missing since last Friday, which was carrying six California residents back to that state after a trip to the Midwest.
Among the passengers on the lost plane were Mrs. Carl Claassen of Woodland, Calif. and her sister, Mrs. Geo.. L. (Connie) Moore of Walnut Creek, Calif. The sisters had com to Kansas on the plane last week and visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Froese at Buhler, and brother, Edward J. Froese of Hutchinson. Mrs. Claassen is a daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Claassen of Newton.
On Thursday the sisters began the return trip to California on the plane, piloted by Al Hoffman of the Pacific Oil Seed, Inc. branch office at Fresno, Calif. Carl Claassen is president of the oil seed firm.
At Denver the group picked up Hoffman's wife and two sons, 12 and 11 years of age. The plane left Salt Lake City at 9:30 a.m. Friday and was scheduled to arrive at Woodland at 11:35 a.m. No trace of the missing craft had been found as of the Review's press time.
It was reported that the plane flew into a storm upon leaving Salt Lake City.
Carl Claassen, at the home in California, had just returned on Wednesday, April 18, from a business trip to Australia.
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