Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1941
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A regional intercollegiate flying meet will be held at Ypsilanti airport Saturday and Sunday, with college fliers expected from several states. Host to the meet will be the Michigan Flying Club, several of whose members are pictured above with the club's recently acquired plane. In the photograph (left to right) are Edward Martin, Robert Braun, Corwin Denney, Leslie Trigg, president of the club, Scott Osler, Elaine Wood, Carolyn Hager, Joan Hamilton, Glidden Doman and Warren Robinson.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1946
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A VETERAN BRUSHES UP: Jess Mosher, 227 Crest Ave. flew P-51's for the Army air force during the war. Now he's taking an instrument course at the Ann Arbor airport under the GI flight-training program. As his regular job, Mosher works in the control tower of Willow Run airport. Giving him instruction on the Link trainer in the above picture is Everett Esch of the Ann Arbor Aero Service, an organization that is teaching many Ann Arbor veterans to fly.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 24, 1939
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SEEK NATIONAL FLYING HONORS FOR MICHIGAN: When student fliers from 13 colleges and universities compete in the midwestern intercollegiate flying meet at Kenyon College, Gambier, O., May 6, the Michigan Flying Club will be represented by the five students pictured above. They are (left to right): Leslie J. Trigg, a junior from Detroit; Louis H. Goldman, a senior from New York City; Edward T. Martin (in the plane), a sophomore from Chicago and national president of the National Intercollegiate Flying Club; Glenn H. Brink, a Grosse Pointe senior and national secretary of the N.I.F.C.; and Daniel R. Ranney, a Chicago senior, who is the newly elected president of the Michigan Flying Club. Other members also may participate at Kenyon but the above five already are registered for the meet.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 20, 1968
Caption:
Former reporter Harold G. (Charlie) Ristine (right) stands before a plane for Chicago 40 years after he made the first flight into the local airport. Pictured with him are (left to right) H. W. Gordon of Gordon Aviation, Copilot Richard Davis and Pilot Tom Burgess. The flight represents the airport's recently expanded service.