The articles from Herbert Toomey 1st e-book

Let's take a look at this placard from the 1930 opening of McGhee Tyson Municipal Airport, named for Charles McGhee Tyson. It showcases a two-day aerial program you won't want to miss.Here's a glimpse of history with this Knoxville newspaper headline, announcing "Knoxville Takes to the Air." It features biplanes soaring over the city, a true testament to early aviation.In this snippet from the News-Sentinel, we see planes flying high as "Knoxville Takes to the Air." This image captures the excitement of early 20th-century aviation.Meet Herb Toomey. We've gathered highlighted articles about his part in the aviation success of East Tennessee, reflecting a significant era in our local history.This historical article from the Kentucky Advocate in 1913 mentions Mr. Edson Toomey and his family. It gives us a peek into local happenings from over a century ago.From 1918, we have an article announcing Miss Isabella Tyson's engagement to Kenneth Newcomer Gilpin. This provides insight into prominent families and social events of the era.Here's an article from 1918 about McGhee Tyson being appointed Ensign in Air Service. He was home for a brief visit before reporting to Washington.This article from 1918 announces General Tyson's visit to Knoxville for a short furlough. It highlights his return home and a report on his well-being.In this 1918 article, we see the announcement of the marriage of Betty Tyson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Moore Carson, to Mr. Charles McGhee Tyson, a Lieutenant Junior Grade in the US Naval Reserve Flying Corps.This 1918 newspaper page features "Mold Offers" for a week-only sale and highlights wartime efforts like the "War Mothers Organizing." A fascinating look at daily life during WWI.