Allen Sherzer & Son Jack With Their Piper Super-Cruiser At Gridley Airport, July 1947
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Ann Arbor News, July 26, 1947
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FATHER, SON TAKE TO AIR: Allen F. Sherzer of 1213 Ferdon Rd. (left) and his son, Jack, 20 form a sizeable contribution to aviation circles in Washtenaw County, where they are one of the few father-and-son flying combinations. The father, a former University of Michigan professor of mechanical engineering, became a licensed pilot last year, and Jack is working now for his private license. The plane, a new Piper Super-Cruiser, is the second owned by Prof. Sherzer since he got his license. The father and son do their flying at the Gridley Airport.
Ann Arbor News, July 26, 1947
Caption
FATHER, SON TAKE TO AIR: Allen F. Sherzer of 1213 Ferdon Rd. (left) and his son, Jack, 20 form a sizeable contribution to aviation circles in Washtenaw County, where they are one of the few father-and-son flying combinations. The father, a former University of Michigan professor of mechanical engineering, became a licensed pilot last year, and Jack is working now for his private license. The plane, a new Piper Super-Cruiser, is the second owned by Prof. Sherzer since he got his license. The father and son do their flying at the Gridley Airport.
Year
1947
Month
July
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