Ten clippings, circa 1991

Kriebel, B. (unknown). Two brother taught aviation while third flew in combat. Journal and Courier (Thirty-first in a series, date unknown); Kriebel, B. (unknown). Halsmer brother recounts international air escapades. Journal and Courier, (Thirty-second in a series, date unknown); Kriebel, B. (unknown). Airport closed in '88 to make way for SIA. Journal and Courier, (Thirty-fourth in a series, date unknown); Kriebel, B. (unknown). Reader shares memories of aviation’s local start. Journal and Courier, (Thirty-fifth in a series); Kriebel, B. (1991, March 10). Barnstormer crash-landed during stunt. Journal and Courier, (Thirty-sixth in a series, p. unknown); Kriebel, B. (unknown). Lindberg makes a big hit while Earhart is a near miss. Journal and Courier, (Thirty-seventh in a series, p. unknown); Kriebel, B. (unknown). Love of flight began with strings, fishing pole. Journal and Courier, (Thirty-eighth in a series, p. unknown); Kriebel, B. (1991, February 17). Halsmer piloted freight, passengers to Vietnam. Journal and Courier, (p. unknown); Kriebel, B. (unknown). Flight instructor taught Hefner's bunny girls. Journal and Courier, (article about Marvin Higginson, aircraft and maintenance mechanic and teacher for Purdue Aeronautics Corporation, p. unknown); Norberg, J. (unknown). Book brings back war memories. Journal and Courier, p. unknown (article about local resident, Lawrence Woodruff, WW II soldier/gunner on a B-24 bomber, shot down and hidden on a farm in France.)