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Coledo News-Bee
TOLEDO, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928.

AVIATION INTEREST BRINGS HER REWARD
Airplanes are the business, hobby, and playthings of this little family. Mrs. Hattie Myers Junkin, 4123 Packard road, shown above with her two children, has been appointed to an executive position with the Szekely Aircraft Co., of Holland, Mich., and named a member "The Early Birds," an honorary aviation society. Buck Weaver, II, 10, right, has the hobby of building model airplanes and intends to be an aviator. Buck has many hours of passenger air travel to his credit. While little Janet Junkin, 2, left, has often forsaken her dolls to play with her toy airplanes.
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Widow of Two Fliers Named Plane Company Director
Mrs. Hattie Junkin of Toledo Chosen Advertising and Sales 

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Aviation Club Told of Naval Tests
Charles M. Mohrhardt, technologist at the Toledo Public library, and Mrs. E. J. Junkin addressed the Toledo Aviation club Friday night in the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Mohrhardt told of the navy's experiments to make planes noiseless. Exhaust passes through the propeller shaft and is forced through a hollow propeller made of vanadium steel.
Mrs. Junkin, at whose home, 4123 Packard street, next Friday's meeting will be held, told of her experiments in aviation. She is a director of the Advance Aircraft Co., Troy, Ohio.
Lieutenant Frank Hoffman discussed meteorology and the influence of weather conditions on flying.

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LAND NEWS
Waco Stockholder Flies to Cleveland
Mrs. Hattie Meyers Junkin, a stockholder of the Advance Aircraft Co. of Troy, O., manufacturers of Waco planes, flew to Cleveland Wednesday from Toledo, in the plane of Parker Cramer, who expects to depart soon for an air trip around the world.
While here, Mrs. Junkin, who is accompanied by her son, George Weaver, will visit at the homes of Mrs. Gerald Herbert Brown, 1082 Maple Cliff Ave., Lakewood, and Mrs. Charles Kitchell, 2940 Washington blvd., Cleveland Heights.
Mrs. Junkin now lives in Toledo

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He Attends All Meets
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Tom Colby, manager, aviation division, Berry Brothers, Inc., who returned yesterday from the Michigan State air tour. Colby, nationally known in the aircraft industry, seldom overlooks attending a major aviation event.

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