Doris was one of 31 people killed on May 12, 1959 in a mid-air explosion of Capital Airlines' New York - Atlanta flight at Baltimore, MD. She was serving as senior hostess for Capital.
Former York Girl, Hostess On Plane, Is Killed In Crash
Doris E. Gulick, 28, aboard Capital Airlines plane which explodes near Baltimore.
Formerly resided at 143 North Marshall street.
Doris Elaine Gulick, 28, formerly of 143 North Marshall street, was one of 31 persons killed yesterday afternoon when a Capital airlines plane exploded in flight about 15 miles east of Baltimore. She was a hostess aboard the craft which was making the New York to Atlanta run.
Miss Gulick was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, now of Blossom Hill, Lancaster. Her father is former manager of radio station WORK and is assistant general manager of the Steinman television and radio stations in central Pennsylvania and Delaware.
She was a 1948 graduate of William Penn Senior High school and of Linden Hall college, Lititz. She had been a hostess seven years — two with United airlnes and five with Capital.
Her brother, J. Robert Gulick, Jr., lives at 121 West Jackson street, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Albert Haugh, 118 West Jackson street. Besides her parents, they are her only immedaite survivors.
Her brother told a reporter last night that his sister six months ago had an opportunity to become a non-flying supervisor of stewardesses in Florida but had turned down the job.
"She loved to fly," said Gulick. He said, however, that on several occasions she had expressed dread of working the New York-to-Atlanta flight at this time of the year because of the April and May storms.
The big plane was flying through a thundersquall when it exploded, according to the Associated Press.
All 27 passengers and four crew members were killed. Among the dead was another hostess, Sue Ann Wessell. Both girls had addresses listed as Ypsilanti, Mich., where they had apartments while flying out of Detroit.
Doris also had attended Beaver college, Jenkinstown, before transferring to Linden college. She left York when she began training for airline hostess in Cheyenne, Wyo.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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GULICK — On May 12, 1959, at 5:18 p.m. at Chase, Md., Doris E. Gulick, daughter of J. Robert and Pauline M. Gulick, 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster, aged 28 years, 4 months, 24 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut streets, Lancaster. Interment in Greenmount cemetery. 58-ml4-3t
Funeral Set Saturday For Airlines Hostess
Funeral services for Doris E. Gulick, Capital airlines stewardess and former Yorker, will be held Saturday in First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut street, Lancaster.
She was hostess aboard the Capital plane which exploded in flight Tuesday about 15 miles east of Baltimore during its New York to Atlanta run. She formerly lived at 143 North Marshall street, here.
Rev. W. Edgar Gathers, pastor of the church, will officiate at the services, set for 1:30 p.m. The assistant pastor, Rev. Franklin Carpenter, will also take part in the service. Burial will follow here in Greenmount cemetery.
Miss Gulick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, live at 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster.
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Former York Girl, Hostess On Plane, Is Killed In Crash
Doris E. Gulick, 28, aboard Capital Airlines plane which explodes near Baltimore.
Formerly resided at 143 North Marshall street.
Doris Elaine Gulick, 28, formerly of 143 North Marshall street, was one of 31 persons killed yesterday afternoon when a Capital airlines plane exploded in flight about 15 miles east of Baltimore. She was a hostess aboard the craft which was making the New York to Atlanta run.
Miss Gulick was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, now of Blossom Hill, Lancaster. Her father is former manager of radio station WORK and is assistant general manager of the Steinman television and radio stations in central Pennsylvania and Delaware.
She was a 1948 graduate of William Penn Senior High school and of Linden Hall college, Lititz. She had been a hostess seven years — two with United airlnes and five with Capital.
Her brother, J. Robert Gulick, Jr., lives at 121 West Jackson street, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Albert Haugh, 118 West Jackson street. Besides her parents, they are her only immedaite survivors.
Her brother told a reporter last night that his sister six months ago had an opportunity to become a non-flying supervisor of stewardesses in Florida but had turned down the job.
"She loved to fly," said Gulick. He said, however, that on several occasions she had expressed dread of working the New York-to-Atlanta flight at this time of the year because of the April and May storms.
The big plane was flying through a thundersquall when it exploded, according to the Associated Press.
All 27 passengers and four crew members were killed. Among the dead was another hostess, Sue Ann Wessell. Both girls had addresses listed as Ypsilanti, Mich., where they had apartments while flying out of Detroit.
Doris also had attended Beaver college, Jenkinstown, before transferring to Linden college. She left York when she began training for airline hostess in Cheyenne, Wyo.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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GULICK — On May 12, 1959, at 5:18 p.m. at Chase, Md., Doris E. Gulick, daughter of J. Robert and Pauline M. Gulick, 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster, aged 28 years, 4 months, 24 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut streets, Lancaster. Interment in Greenmount cemetery. 58-ml4-3t
Funeral Set Saturday For Airlines Hostess
Funeral services for Doris E. Gulick, Capital airlines stewardess and former Yorker, will be held Saturday in First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut street, Lancaster.
She was hostess aboard the Capital plane which exploded in flight Tuesday about 15 miles east of Baltimore during its New York to Atlanta run. She formerly lived at 143 North Marshall street, here.
Rev. W. Edgar Gathers, pastor of the church, will officiate at the services, set for 1:30 p.m. The assistant pastor, Rev. Franklin Carpenter, will also take part in the service. Burial will follow here in Greenmount cemetery.
Miss Gulick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, live at 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster.
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Doris was one of 31 people killed on May 12, 1959 in a mid-air explosion of Capital Airlines' New York - Atlanta flight at Baltimore, MD. She was serving as senior hostess for Capital.
Former York Girl, Hostess On Plane, Is Killed In Crash
Doris E. Gulick, 28, aboard Capital Airlines plane which explodes near Baltimore.
Formerly resided at 143 North Marshall street.
Doris Elaine Gulick, 28, formerly of 143 North Marshall street, was one of 31 persons killed yesterday afternoon when a Capital airlines plane exploded in flight about 15 miles east of Baltimore. She was a hostess aboard the craft which was making the New York to Atlanta run.
Miss Gulick was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, now of Blossom Hill, Lancaster. Her father is former manager of radio station WORK and is assistant general manager of the Steinman television and radio stations in central Pennsylvania and Delaware.
She was a 1948 graduate of William Penn Senior High school and of Linden Hall college, Lititz. She had been a hostess seven years — two with United airlnes and five with Capital.
Her brother, J. Robert Gulick, Jr., lives at 121 West Jackson street, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Albert Haugh, 118 West Jackson street. Besides her parents, they are her only immedaite survivors.
Her brother told a reporter last night that his sister six months ago had an opportunity to become a non-flying supervisor of stewardesses in Florida but had turned down the job.
"She loved to fly," said Gulick. He said, however, that on several occasions she had expressed dread of working the New York-to-Atlanta flight at this time of the year because of the April and May storms.
The big plane was flying through a thundersquall when it exploded, according to the Associated Press.
All 27 passengers and four crew members were killed. Among the dead was another hostess, Sue Ann Wessell. Both girls had addresses listed as Ypsilanti, Mich., where they had apartments while flying out of Detroit.
Doris also had attended Beaver college, Jenkinstown, before transferring to Linden college. She left York when she began training for airline hostess in Cheyenne, Wyo.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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GULICK — On May 12, 1959, at 5:18 p.m. at Chase, Md., Doris E. Gulick, daughter of J. Robert and Pauline M. Gulick, 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster, aged 28 years, 4 months, 24 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut streets, Lancaster. Interment in Greenmount cemetery. 58-ml4-3t
Funeral Set Saturday For Airlines Hostess
Funeral services for Doris E. Gulick, Capital airlines stewardess and former Yorker, will be held Saturday in First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut street, Lancaster.
She was hostess aboard the Capital plane which exploded in flight Tuesday about 15 miles east of Baltimore during its New York to Atlanta run. She formerly lived at 143 North Marshall street, here.
Rev. W. Edgar Gathers, pastor of the church, will officiate at the services, set for 1:30 p.m. The assistant pastor, Rev. Franklin Carpenter, will also take part in the service. Burial will follow here in Greenmount cemetery.
Miss Gulick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, live at 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster.
CLIPPED FROM The Gazette and Daily York, Pennsylvania 14 May 1959, Thu • Page 46
Former York Girl, Hostess On Plane, Is Killed In Crash
Doris E. Gulick, 28, aboard Capital Airlines plane which explodes near Baltimore.
Formerly resided at 143 North Marshall street.
Doris Elaine Gulick, 28, formerly of 143 North Marshall street, was one of 31 persons killed yesterday afternoon when a Capital airlines plane exploded in flight about 15 miles east of Baltimore. She was a hostess aboard the craft which was making the New York to Atlanta run.
Miss Gulick was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, now of Blossom Hill, Lancaster. Her father is former manager of radio station WORK and is assistant general manager of the Steinman television and radio stations in central Pennsylvania and Delaware.
She was a 1948 graduate of William Penn Senior High school and of Linden Hall college, Lititz. She had been a hostess seven years — two with United airlnes and five with Capital.
Her brother, J. Robert Gulick, Jr., lives at 121 West Jackson street, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Albert Haugh, 118 West Jackson street. Besides her parents, they are her only immedaite survivors.
Her brother told a reporter last night that his sister six months ago had an opportunity to become a non-flying supervisor of stewardesses in Florida but had turned down the job.
"She loved to fly," said Gulick. He said, however, that on several occasions she had expressed dread of working the New York-to-Atlanta flight at this time of the year because of the April and May storms.
The big plane was flying through a thundersquall when it exploded, according to the Associated Press.
All 27 passengers and four crew members were killed. Among the dead was another hostess, Sue Ann Wessell. Both girls had addresses listed as Ypsilanti, Mich., where they had apartments while flying out of Detroit.
Doris also had attended Beaver college, Jenkinstown, before transferring to Linden college. She left York when she began training for airline hostess in Cheyenne, Wyo.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
CLIPPED FROM The Gazette and Daily York, Pennsylvania 13 May 1959, Wed • Pages 1, 32
GULICK — On May 12, 1959, at 5:18 p.m. at Chase, Md., Doris E. Gulick, daughter of J. Robert and Pauline M. Gulick, 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster, aged 28 years, 4 months, 24 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut streets, Lancaster. Interment in Greenmount cemetery. 58-ml4-3t
Funeral Set Saturday For Airlines Hostess
Funeral services for Doris E. Gulick, Capital airlines stewardess and former Yorker, will be held Saturday in First Methodist church, Duke and Walnut street, Lancaster.
She was hostess aboard the Capital plane which exploded in flight Tuesday about 15 miles east of Baltimore during its New York to Atlanta run. She formerly lived at 143 North Marshall street, here.
Rev. W. Edgar Gathers, pastor of the church, will officiate at the services, set for 1:30 p.m. The assistant pastor, Rev. Franklin Carpenter, will also take part in the service. Burial will follow here in Greenmount cemetery.
Miss Gulick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gulick, live at 93 Peach lane, Blossom Hill, Lancaster.
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