Suburban society hosts and ties in holiday events
Local social column lists numerous gatherings including Miss Helen Serodino hosting a dinner for Miss Ann Palmer of Kansas City Mo bride elect to Mr Henry Ownez. The Julian Ward Howe Club met at Mrs W Zeigler 3514 Barch Avenue. Multiple bridge parties and engagements noted with dates and attendees across Cincinnati area crisply reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Serodino
Ann Palmer
Kansas
Henry Ownez
Virginia Flower
Kansas City
Rachel Houston
John Quinn
Bill Romaine
Allen Smith
Henry Nonnez
Julian Ward Howe Club
W. ©. Zeigler
Barch Avenue
Elizabeth LeBlond
Julie Galvin
G. E. Mann
Grovedale Place
Robert Sell
Maurie
Anita
Helene Gregson
Betty Weaver
Dorothy Heineman
Iva Dacy
Emma Gramme
Alma
Heineman
Jennie Fels
Jessie Cosby
Mathilda Thompson
Isabelle Blair
Jennette
Sewing Club
C. B. Blaney
Miami
Fla
W. Widmeyer
Virginia R. Burch
Miss Schaibly
St. Petersburg
Dor
Widmeyer
Northwestern University
Chicago
Frank L. Wells
Wellsville
John M. Walsh
John M. Seymour
Selma
Ala
Gordon C. Greene
M. A. Becker
Lancaster
E. E. Evans
Charlotte
N. C
Washington, D. C
Christmas Party Notes From Bond Hill Social Roundup
Miss Lillian Schroeder hosts a Christmas gathering on Ridgeway Avenue with guests from the hill including Mrs. Walter MacLean and family and several Lensing sisters. The column lists additional visits, parties, and club meetings around Bond Hill, noting attendees from Sayler Park to New Orleans and Lexington, with church groups and social clubs active.
Married Ladies' Society Plans Cooke?re At St Aloysius Church
The Married Ladies' Society of St Aloysius Church Delhi plans a cuchre for January 21. Mothers' Club Sayler Park School held its regular meeting. Miss Louise Armstrong from Cincinnati was to speak on Child Habits but weather postponed the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Lodwick
Sayler Park
Gladys Terry
Delhi
Hazel Apparius
Dorothy Doerman
Leslie Hummel
Bill McManaman
Kenton
Lehman Hohn Harrison
Mayme Williamson
Miamitown
Corinne Bump
Fern Richmond
Riverside
Hazel Myers
North Bend
Aurelia Dittus
George Zumwalde
Cincinnati
Hattie Sprague
Loraine Murphy
Clara
Martha Zenz
Carrie Astbury
Amy Slattery
Catherine Kumpf
Milton Meifert
Elmer Berry
Ed Spille
Ross Smith
Henry Ware
Bob Carney
Pierson Brown
Neil Terry
Fernbank
Clara Miller
Ed Aylward
Anderson
Ind
Presbyterian Lecture Room
Married Ladies’ Society
St Aloysius Church
Mothers’ Club
Sayler Park School
Louise Armstrong
Clarence Calloway
Vera
Billie
St. Louis
Harry Clarke
W. L. Perkins
Charles Vawter
Indianapolis
Clinton Gelwicks
Charles Cleveland
Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Social events fill Winton Place with weddings and dinners
Last week in Winton Place featured a 12 o'clock dinner party at Mrs. A C Fowler's home in honor of her daughter Helen with a large guest list. A five hundred party hosted by Mrs. Melville Rose followed by more gatherings including engagement news for Miss Rose Sparer and Mr. Arthur Deister. Numerous friends hosted birthday celebrations and visits from relatives. Miss Helen Palmer returned from Evansville after a pleasant visit. Mrs. George Vanhorn was a midweek guest of Dr. Loughry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Fowler
Helen
Frances Hassman
Hyde Park
Helen Davis
Avondale
Dorothy
Bettie Miller
Wyoming
Bettie Christman
Dorothy Lewis
Sarah Weaver
Louise Thoman
Ruth Rosenfelter
Jean Foster
Janet Ambach
Alice Wolf
Mary van. Fleet
Melville Rose
H. Howard
Rose
W. Butz
Dutsauer
Dash
E. H. Johanning
Strauser
Lbisseser
Northside
R. E. Smith
Winton Road
Miss Marion
James Rowe Weaver
Helen Griesheimer
Margery Salway
Jessica Steinle
Serena Aible
Alice
Roberta West
Alma Low Robertson
Helen Robinson
Mildred Frank
Cuba Mitchel
Adeline
Serena Woerner
Mary Anderson
Messrs
William Saway
Howard Steinle
Stanley Wessler
Edgar Seifreat
Francis Mack
Calvin Mitchel
Morton Jones
Willamson
Mary
Martha
Walter Tuttle
Robert
G. S. McElfresh
George, Jr
S. Froome
Samuel, Jr
Blackwood
Natty
Wilcox
Jack
A. L. Snoddy
Bettie Low
Hayes
Fred Wooley
Anna May Wooley
Frank Wooley
Rena Buckelt
Sedamsville
R. Divne
Columbus
Arthur McMann
J. Latscha
George Vanhorn
Walnut Hills
Loughry
College Hill Social Roundup Keeps Local Pace
Mrs. Lewis Crosley hosts St. Elizabeth Guild at Glenwood apartment. Mrs. Sidney Carter returns to Chicago after holidays with her mother. Mrs. Carolina K Dunbar visits Miss Bowman in New Albany Indiana. Miss Henrietta Utz returns from Columbus Ohio. Miss Frances Simpson heads to Sweetbriar College. Miss Dorothy Kent returns from Fast Aurora New York visit. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L Evans and daughter end holidays in Norwalk Toledo Ohio. Mrs. Whitfield and Miss Mary Whitfield return to New York. Miss Ruth McKinley goes back to La Grange Illinois. Miss Lillian Harding stays with Mrs. Ella Ferry in Ft Thomas Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Crosley
St. Elizabeth Guild
Glenwood
Sidney Carter
Edward Henshaw
Chicago
Carolina K. Dunbar
Bowman
New Albany
Ind
Henrietta Utz
Columbus
Frances Simpson
Sweetbriar College
Dorothy Kent
Ella Ferry
Newtown Socials End Year With Showers and Gatherings
The Newtown Council and D A hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. William Hen thorne and Miss Celia Hill of Plainville at Kennedy Heights. A New Year’s Eve gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bnder featured numerous local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown Council
D. of A
William Henthorne
Celia Hill
Plainville
Caurant Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Jacob Bnder
Albert A. Sticksel
Louise
Howard Spalding
Vivian
Lafayetta Wentz
Nellie Wentz
Marion Wentz
E. A. Philhower
Eugene
Charles Muchmore
A. B. Hahn
Hahn
Emma Smith
Columbus
Ed Pence
John Wentz
Cleveland P. Sticksel
Daisy Nash
Nash
Frank Brown
Carmel
Ambrose Rainier
Society Notes From North Hyde Park Oakley Gatherings
New Year celebrations at John Rempe Jr s home featured guests including Gladys Koutz Ethel Cordes Marie Schweggman Edna Cordes and others. Attendances at Mrs Charles Miller s Chicago visit and at the Ziegler households are noted along with church events guild meetings birthdays and club luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rempe
Gladys Koutz
Ethel Cordes
Marie Schweggman
Edna Cordes
Alice Hilgemeier
Messrs
Roy Wilson
Walter Koutz
Charles Constable
Charles Boneu
Carl Monheim
Mabel von Daum
Clifford Rempe
Henry Rutledge
John Rempe Sr
Harry Ziegler
Charles Miller
Silvia
Chicago
Ill
William Ziegler
Norwood
Minnie Miller
Mary Melton
Charleston
W. Va
H. D. Cook
Aid Society
The
Methodist Protestant Church
James R. Jordan
Woman's Guild of
St. Mark’s Mission
Madison Road
Mothers’ Club
Mesdames
Val. Spicard
C. Pfetzing
Gaeb
George Hampton
Hehman
A. Be
Linwood social notes and club gatherings gathered
Meth oid ist Church Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Lewis Reynolds and exchanged Mother Goose rhymes at roll call. Dallas visitor Miss Luke L. Henry left for Middleboro Kentucky after holidays. Linwood Business Men's Club invited Mothers' Club members and spouses to Linwood School Monday at 8 p.m. More visits and entertainments noted among Athenian Club and various host families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Lewis Reynolds
Mother Goose
Luke L. Henry
Dallas
Tex
William Fluke
Middleboro
Ora Maham
Williamsburg
Linwood Business Men’s Club
Mothers’ Club
Linwood School
Brenna Cosby
Terrace Park
Elizabeth Fluke
C N. Heisel
Athenian Club
Madison Avenue
Covington
Mesdames Baker, Warner and Langdon
Charles Hamer
John Pollitt
Otis White
Parkersburg
W. Va
Burden Pollitt
Werden
Ill
John Watts
Huntington
Leona Little
Mider
Kenosha
Wis
Elma Townsley
Hartwell Woman's Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Hartwell Woman's Club held its annual election Tuesday afternoon naming Mrs. A. E. McGilliard as President and other officers including Mrs. William R. Tate First Vice President Mrs. J. Reinhart Second Vice President Mrs. E. W. Scheer Recording Secretary Mrs. A. H. Zugelter Assistant Recording Secretary Mrs. G. A. Price Treasurer Mrs. John Hall and board members Mrs. A. B. Kleine Mrs. Herbert Lowes and Mrs. Jones P. Stagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Woman’s Club
A. E. McGilliard
William R. Tate
J. Reinhart
E. W. Scheer
A. H. Zugelter
G. A. Price
John Hall
A. B. Kleine
Herbert Lowes
Jones P
Evans R. Stearns
Margaret Duhme
Wilmington
Del
Herman Duhme
Parkway Avenue
Frank Harder
Frank Sexton
Boston
Mass
Charles Hedrick
Celina
Emma Wood Taylor
Roberta Hinkle
Mildred Laxford
Clayton Breese
Elizabeth Collins
Chicago
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes Highlight City Guests
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Slayback and daughter Dorothy Alice visited Columbus Ohio with relatives. Miss Katherine Risher of Waco Tex stays with Miss Isabel Draper. Louis V. Bell of New York and John Durrell hosted guests. Ella McCullough wed Dr. J. Kemper at her mother’s home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshal of Sheboygan Wis Edward C. Marshall of Chicago and Miss Ruth Durland of South Swampscott Mass. Florence Enneking returned from Brooklyn New York where she stayed with Rev. and Mrs. Harry Knight Miller. Ariel B. Mulford of Indianapolis and Ben Mulford Jr. hosted a dinner. Mrs. A. Cherrington entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Coles Woodstown N J Mr. and Mrs. C. Fairfield Kennedy Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Hitch Somerset Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Schroeder
Ridgeway Avenue
Walter MacLean
Collin
A. Haviland Shearman
Mary Catherine
Edward Farrer
Edward
Walter Wilson
Eons Frederick
Robert
Clara
Katherine
Marie Lensing
Adelaide Geiske
Rose Geiske
Leona Bodde
Edna Mann
Freda Brauning
Mary Loos
Lena Loos
Clara Loos
John Sauer
Leo Grote
Charles Lensing
Harry
Fred Lensing
Stanley Jones
New Orleans
R. W. Murray, Jr
Jellico
Tenn
R. W. Murray
Donald Handy
Genevieve
Edwina Ruffner
Lebanon
Leslie Wilkinson
Bay Land
Susan Wilkinson
Prothern
Isabel Drysdale
Florence Gault
Methodist Church
Tilden J. Beck
Helen
Jeannette LeRoy
Nan Herbrick
Betty White
Betty Eastman
Harriet Hessler
Grace Hessler
Alice Erikson
Ruth Thede
Ethel Todd
Martha Withrow
Irene Wackendorf
Helen Beck
Franklin L. Cannon
Charles Babbitt
Lexington
Lexington, Ky
Charles Babbit
Harold T. Babbitt
Harry Wernke
William Crothers
Nat. Bolton
Margaret Schafer
Minneapolis
Minn
Victor Schafer
Harold,t. Babbitt
Roe Eastman
Mite Society
the Presbyterian Church
L. K. Slayback
Dorothy Alice
Columbus, O
Katherine Risher
Waco
Tex
Isabel Drapper
Louis V. Bell
New York
John Durrell
Ella McCullough
J. Kemper
Albert McC
Ariel B. Mulford
Indianapolis
Ben Mulford, Jr
A. Cherrington
J. D. Coles
Woodstown
N. J
C. Fairfield
Kennedy Heights
Mrs. Hitch
Somerset, Ky
Local Social Roundup in Arlington Heights
Virginia and Frances Pettit of Sharonville Ohio visited Mary Goerte Miller in Arlington Heights. Mr and Mrs John Schafer and dinner guests, Ethel McKeag attended an Embroidery Club meeting, Lawrence Kuntz visiting grandparents, Will Sharp and family hosted by Dr and Mrs C W Smith, Stanley Goertemiller from Hamilton and family, Louis Steinkoenig of Clifton visiting Frank Iellenbeck, C W Smith guest of Edward Brown, Charles Koedsch guest of Mrs Ford Seebohim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Frances Pettit
Sharonville
Mary Goertemiller
John Schafer
Will Ratliff
Ethel McKeag
Embroidery Club
Edward Brown
Lawrence Kuntz
Terrace Park
J J. Kuntz
Will Sharp
C. W. Smith
Stanley Goertemiller
Hamilton, C
Henry Goertemiller
Louis Steinkoenig
Clifton
Frank Iellenbeck
Lockland
Charles Koedsch
Canton O
Ford Seebohim
Clifton Parish Elected Officers and Local Notes
At Calvary Church the annual parish meeting elected Senior Warden Morrison Waite Junior Warden Victor Price and Vestry members William Bell F W Chandler S W Miller A O Elzner E C Kuhn Magnus Tate W T Alland T J Davis. Mr and Mrs E J Kamp visiting California for the winter. Lieutenant de Wierzbieh lectured on the League of Peace at Sacred Heart Academy, alumnae attended. Mrs Robert Ralston Jones returned from New York City. Clifton Musical Club meets January 16 at Roanoke Apartment with Mrs Dan McCarthy to discuss Russian and Slav music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Church
Morrison R. Waite
Victor Price
William H- Bell
F. W. Chandler
S. W. Miller
A. O. Elzner
E. C. Kuhn
Magnus Tate
W. T. Alland
T. J. Davis
E. J. Kamp
Ross Ann
California
Sacred Heart Academy
de Wierzbieh
League of Peace
Academy
Robert Ralston Jones
New York City
Clifton Musical Club
Dan W. McCarthy
Roanoke
Local Social Notes From Mt Washington Area
Mrs. Elbert Stevens hosted a Bible class tea on Beechmont avenue last Friday afternoon. Paul Mergler of Canton enjoyed time with his mother Mrs Philip Mergler last week. John Hartman and wife returned from Atlanta after visiting relatives. Bernard Brockman and family visited their Chicago grandmother Mrs Bernard Corbly. Burt LeClerc returned to Harvard University after a vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs L L LeClerc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Stevens
Beechmont Avenue
The
Presbyterian Church
Paul Mergler
Canton
Philip Mergler
John Hartman
Campus Avenue
Atlanta
Bernard Brockman
Chicago
Bernard Corbly
Burt LeClerc
Harvard University
Ll. L. LeClerc
Local Visitors Share News Across Lawrenceburg Area
Lawrenceburg notes show I N Biddle returned from a week with relatives at Rantoul Illinois and Mrs W H Gumz entertained friends at her parents lake street home Mrs Eleanor Gold of Harrison visited her daughter Mrs E G Bielby Hazel Epstein of Wheeling was a guest of Leona and Josepha Hassmer Several families hosted relatives from Avondale Dayton Defiance Indianapolis Richmond Osgood Aurora and Covington with short visits from January through New Year’s Day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Biddle
Rantoul
W. H. Gumz
William Welmich
Lake Street
Thomas A. Fitch
Joseph T. Fitch
Ridge Top
Tenn
Eleanor Gold
Harrison
E. G. Bielby
Hazel Epstein
Wheeling
W.va
Leona
Josepha Hassmer
Gussie D. Ogden
Avondale
Will A. Taylor
Charles F. Kiefer
Dayton
Henry Maag
Defiance
Henry G. Kirsch
Kate Kessner
Edwin Frazer
Indianapolis
Will Spanagel
Richmond
Ind
Joseph F. Frazer
Jean and
Melba French
William French
Osgood
Edward Seekatz
John Huff
Ralph Gray
Aurora
Virginia Hensley
South Norwood
Elmer L. Schneider
Elza Abraham
Middletown
George Anderson
Shelbyville
Herbert Anderson
J. S. Wingate
Son Clay
Covington
Hiram Guard
Greenfield Social Scene Highlights At Mrs Miller Home
A 120 guest Coterie Guest Night at Mrs E G Miller’s residence featured a strong musical program with Mrs Robert S Dunlap of Columbus and Mrs Donald S McClain of Cartersville as vocalists and Sara Jane Anderson on violin. Attendees included Mrs Miller’s guests and local families, followed by luncheon and a punch table hosted by Mrs Robert S Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Miller
Robert S. Dunlap
Columbus
Donald S. McClain
Cartersville
Charles F. Rodgers
Sara Jane Anderson
Ralph W. Price
Edna Good
Miller
T. L. Jones
E. L. McClain
J. S. Arnott
G. W. Rucker
W. H. Mochlenpage
Robert S. Young
Helen Bliss
Isabel Enderlin
Chillicothe
Virginia Buck
Ruth Price
W. H. Moehlenpage
Frank Anshutz
Terre Haute
Ind
Harry Bush
Los Angeles
Cal
C. A. Dickey
Lawrence Heiskell
H. I. Dickey
C. W. Price
R. W. Price
H. D. Price
Ruth
Dorothy Dickey
Lyle DeVoss
W. B. Adams
W. Clark Adams
Odin
Ill
Genevieve Meyers
Oxford
E. L. Odell
Charles L. Coffey
Sorosis Club
R. J. Jones
J. B. Glentr
W. C Martindill
W. H. Willson
H. M. Fullerton
Charles Lough
J. T. Newell
John Sellers
Lexington
Cincinnati
Mary Crawford
Cora
Floyd Ervin
Evanston
Sunnyside Club
Eulah Watt
Muskingum College
New Concord
Edna
Ida Gayman
Firestone Expands with Three New Vice Presidents
Firestone Tire and Rubber announces three executives, A. G. Partridge J. W. Thomas and Thomas Clements, as vice presidents in charge of sales manufacturing and offices and purchases. The Akron company uses 36 000 tons of rubber annually, plans larger facilities and a Singapore plant to cut costs and boost the 1920 sales goal of 150 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Partrid
J. W. Thomas
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
A. G. Partridge
Thomas Clements
Seee
Singapore
Straits Settlements
the Woods Motor Vehicle Company
Garford Plans Expansion To Meet Transportation Demand
Garford Motor Company announces a 400 by 100 foot factory addition in Lima to expand Garford motor truck assembly. New machinery and methods will lift output while keeping production costs at minimum as domestic and foreign demand grows. The firm also buys adjacent property to support future growth and anticipates higher postwar demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Motor
Garford
Lima
Reorganization of Barley Motor Car Co
A complete reorganization of Barley Motor Car Company is effected under Michigan law, succeeding the New York corporation as it winds up. The changes include canceling 14,000 no par common shares and issuing 200,000 par value shares, with 5,000 preferred shares replaced by equal value. Barley, president, says original no par stock shareholders receive ten new shares per old share. preferred stock is re issued share for share. Kalamazoo holds a heavy majority of stock and local holders have profited greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barley Motor Car Company
Michigan
New York Corporation
Treasury
A. C. Barley
Kalamazoo
Most Successful Automobile Show in New York Ends
The New York automobile show closes at the Grand Central Palace and the Eighth Coast Artillery Armory after record crowds. Attendance on the final days matched earlier week turnout as new models and improved coachwork drew keen interest. Father Knickerbocker notes an American design renaissance rivaling European coachwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Central Palaze
Eighth Coast Artillery Armory
Nev
Father Knickerbocker
Ajax Rubber to Build New Sandusky Factory
Ajax Rubber Company announces a new 90 acre Sandusky Ohio plant to begin immediately with production by late 1920. The project adds a third Ajax factory joining Trenton New Jersey and Racine Wisconsin and includes 1000 to 1400 worker housing units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace DeLisser
Ajax Rubber Company, Inc
Thay
Ajax
Sandusky
Trenton
N. J
Racine
Wis
Ajax Rubber Company
Ajax Industrial Welfare Department
New York Central
Lake Erie & Western
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Ajax Rubber
Garford Capital Stock Doubled in Expansion Plan
New York report states Garford Motor Truck Company led by President E A Williams Jr increased capital from 5 million to 10 million to fund a major expansion. The move aims to double production within the next year as demand grows and Lima Ohio factories scale up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. A. Willams, Jr
Garford Motor Truck Company
Lima
Williams
Garford
216 Types of Cars Used to Win War
The War Department purchased 150000 motor vehicles for World War I with 216 different passenger car and truck types represented. Brigadier General Charles R. Drake notes the Motor Transport Corps grew from a 1903 authorization for one automotive machine to a six district system with depots and repair plants during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Charles R. Drake
Motor Transport Corps
Drake
Army
Motor Service
United States
Miller Sons to Erect New Showrooms on Eighth Street Viaduct
George C. Miller Sons Carriage Company plans a concrete and steel showroom at the east end of the Eighth Street Viaduct with an 85 foot frontage on Gilbert avenue. The firm, dealer in Lexington and Scripps Booth cars, moves from Main Street as Cincinnati's automobile row expands and two more firms are rumored to build in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Miller Sons Carriage Company
Lexington & Scripps Booth
Main Street
Eighth Street
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
Trucks Push Milwaukee Builders Toward Faster Delivery
Officials say economy and speed drive renewed use of motor trucks in building operations. Milwaukee firms W. H. Pipkorn Company and Western Lime and Cement Company report high mileage, large loads, and reduced reliance on horse teams as five ton Pierce Arrow trucks haul cement and materials, with impressive daily averages and long service life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company of
Buffalo
Milwaukee
W. H. Pipkorn Company
Pierce-Arrow
Pipkorn Company
Western Lime and Cement Company
Illuminated traffic cops debut in Boston amid congestion
The city outfits traffic officers with electric lights on campaign hats and shoulders, white straps, and long gloves to improve visibility. Batteries are carried in overcoat pockets. Visitors at the New York Show focused on Columbia motor cars including touring, sport, roadster, coupe, sedan, and the thermostatically controlled radiator shutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Columbia Motor Cars
Columbia
Ford Policy Shift Gives Edsel Greater Control
Within the last year Henry Ford and his son Edsel Ford have gained full ownership and control of the company. The move aims to shape policy so insiders can share more in profits, asserting economic justice requires a larger portion of earnings to go to the men in the monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Policy aims to expand work and share earnings with staff
The policy intends to widen opportunities by growing the industry and allowing more men to work with the company. It promises employees who stay will increasingly share in earnings and benefits as the business expands.
Driving safely with new cars warns from Amer ican Motorist
A writer for Amer ican Motorist urges drivers to take gradual control of new cars and use lower gear ratios on hills avoid high speeds on poor surfaces and apply brakes cautiously. They stress staying off mud and sand and fitting tread tires with chains for traction.
Where to Place the Car Fire Extinguisher
Motor Life Magazine discusses optimal extinguisher placement for cars. It suggests under dash is risky but running boards spoil looks, brackets at the driver’s seat base work for roadsters, and back of the front seat suits touring cars while remaining accessible. The tone urges using practical judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Life Magazine
Both Rear Wheels Should Be Shod
The article warns against using a chain on only one rear wheel to gain traction on wet or snowy roads. It notes this causes excess strain on the differential, leading to worn axles and noisy gears. A warning that the extra minutes needed to fit a second chain prevent damage and improve safety.
Get Your Money's Worth of Gas
A Missouri life insurance magazine urges vigilance at the gas pump. It argues customers should watch the gauge to ensure full measurement, noting the payer’s attention affects accuracy and fairness. The piece emphasizes personal inspection over passive trust in attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Life Magazine
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North Hyde Park
Oakley
Linwood
Hartwell
Pleasant Ridge
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Lawrenceburg
Greenfield
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