Liverpool and District Aero Club
Liverpool and District Aero Club, Hooton Park, Cheshire.
1933 President: Sir Frederick C. Bowring; Chairman: Major R. H. Thornton; Membership: 300; Aircraft: Four Avro Avians, two D.H. Moths, one Puss Moth; Accommodation: Hangars, fuel and oil supply, telephone, etc.; Instructor: G. Clapham; Secretary: Captain J. Ellis.[1]
1937 LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT AERO CLUB, Liverpool Airport, Liverpool, 19. Aerodromes: Hooton Park—Cheshire and Liverpool Airport, Speke. TN Garston 1229-30 and Hooton 149-50. President, Col. Sir J. J. Shute, C.M.G., D.S.O., D.L., M.P., J.P.; Vice-presidents, The Rt. Hon. Viscount Leverhulme, Sir Thomas Royden, Bart., C.H., Harold Cohen, J.P*, Hon. Lady Bailey, D.B.E., Sir Kenneth Crossley, Bart., Allan Jeans, J.P., Sydney A. Kelly, F.S.I.; Secretary, Major J. P. Nickalls. Instructor, Geoffrey Clapham.[2]