Assorted newspaper clippings about Joseph Wehner, circa 1913-1966. Some date from before the war, some report on his wartime activities, and one clipping contains an article about his reburial in Everett, Massachusetts in 1921.

- Clipping, "Do You Remember," Boston Sunday Herald, December 11, 1966. Photo (from 1905) and small article on Wehner.

- Clipping, "Everett Star Winds Exeter Scholarship," unknown newpaper, undated. Joseph Wehner wins scholarship to Phillips-Exester Academy.

- Clipping, unknown newspaper, undated. Photo and small paragraph about Wehner. Handwritten in pencil caption: Flying Aces.

- Magazine illustration of an America Sopwith Dolphin fighting a German Fokker and Albatros airplanes, undated. Only the Sopwith Dolphin is labeled. Unable to tell exact models of Fokker and Albatros.

- Article, "The Arizona Balloon Buster," Leach Heritage, circa 1959. Painting of an American Spad XIII taking down a German balloon.

- Article, "Frank Luke and the Bravest of the Brave," unknown magazine. Painting of an American Spad XIII taking down a German balloon.

- Article, "Collector Antiques," Model Airplane News, December 1961. Describes Cole Palen creating a World War I-era airfield with period planes. One (1) photograph of Nieuport 28; one (1) photo of various World War I planes (Nieuport 28; Spad XIII; Fokker); one (1) photo of blueprints of plane and engine parts as well as photo of engine. Also includes a page from an unknown book with a photo of Lieutenant Joseph Wehner and Major Harold E. Hartney of the Twenty Seventh Aero Squadron and First Pursuit Group.

- Clipping, unknown newspaper, circa 1918. Announces the death of Lieutenant Joseph Fritz Wehner. Photo of Wehner in flying jacket, goggles, and helmet.