O. William Habel And Grandchildren With Antique Steam Engine, September 1963
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Ann Arbor News, September 2, 1963
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FUN AT GRANDPA'S HOUSE: Rebecca Jane Habel, 3 1/2, and her 4 1/2-year-old brother, Dan Michael, find it is great fun when grandad fires up his antique model steam engine. Grandfather is O. William Habel, 64, of 1060 Chestnut Rd., general manager of the General Motors Corporation's Detroit Transmission Division at Willow Run. Habel acquired the model in Ohio. His interest in it stems from his boyhood on a farm when threshing machines were powered by engines of this type. The children's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Dan W. Habel of 721 Hutchins Ave.
Ann Arbor News, September 2, 1963
Caption
FUN AT GRANDPA'S HOUSE: Rebecca Jane Habel, 3 1/2, and her 4 1/2-year-old brother, Dan Michael, find it is great fun when grandad fires up his antique model steam engine. Grandfather is O. William Habel, 64, of 1060 Chestnut Rd., general manager of the General Motors Corporation's Detroit Transmission Division at Willow Run. Habel acquired the model in Ohio. His interest in it stems from his boyhood on a farm when threshing machines were powered by engines of this type. The children's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Dan W. Habel of 721 Hutchins Ave.
Year
1963
Month
September
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2
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