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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1927

Page

7

Falcon Knight car on display at Elyria showroom

A Falcon Knight car goes on display at H M Andress and Son showrooms in Elyria with three models from Toledo dealer George Andress. The grey coach car features Knightsleeve engine, boasts longer life and fewer carbon troubles, and marks Elyria production. John Nichols, former Dodge Brothers executive, leads Elyria reduction. plant modernization accelerates toward near-term production.

Elyria H .M. Andress and Son Alers George Andress Toledo Isterdar Loram Toledo Andress Elvria Tony Ise Minerva Dalmier Pantd Voisin Stearps Od Willys Knights America John Nichols J‘aleon-Knight Corporation Elyria Reduction Nichols Dodge Brothers Soni

Improvements for Peerless Six 72 car announced

Charles W. Tucker, general manager of the Dorriess Motor Car Corporation, disclosed a set of improvements to the Peerless Six 72. Highlights include steering gear with lever, refined transmission gears, new pistons, and a radio dash, plus the Peerless Eagle head radiator emblem. Body finish and trim refinements are also noted.

Charles W. Tucker Genral Dorriess Moor Car Corporation

Six-72 Car Introduces New Steering Gear and Pistons

The model features a new cam and lever steering gear with balloon tires for easy steering. Tyne pistons weigh about one third as much as the older design, boosting power and acceleration. The Six-72 uses two wheelbase lengths, 1323 inches for certain sedans and 126 inches for others, with multiple body styles and custom builds praised for its six cylinder strength.

Tyne

Chandler Big Six companionable car shines in 1927 line

A 1927 Chandler Big Six four passenger coupe is praised for its striking appearance blue gray upholstery and roomy luggage space. The model targets professionals with refined features including a folding auxiliary seat and large rear storage area offering about 2268 cubic inches of space for luggage and travel gear.

Ew Chandler Chandlers Milady

Space for Camping Gear in Vehicle Carries All Essentials

The article describes a vehicle space designed to hold all necessities for a camping trip or cross country tour, leaving ample room for whatever a common motorist would want to carry. It emphasizes generous storage capacity fitting diverse gear and supplies.

Pontiac Opens Ten Million Dollar Plant

Oakland Motor Car Company started production at a new 10.6 million dollar Pontiac Six plant. The single factory line stretches a quarter mile with two assembly lines soon at full speed. Officials attended a gala opening marking a year and a half of planning. Output targets include about 40 cars per hour per line, with a daily rate of 1000 cars planned and a strong demand anticipating rapid growth.

Oakland Motor Car Company Pontiac Marina Oakland

Dodge Card Are Popular in Rent

Dodge Brothers motor cars and Graham Brothers trucks and motor coaches increasingly crowd the camel caravan routes to the Orient. The Teheran to Bagdad link, by camel twenty one days, by motor three days, eased by Dodge and Graham vehicles. University of Michigan expedition leader Gen Swain credits motor equipment for success amid rough desert roads and flood waters. Spare parts kit proved unused as cars returned in good shape. Mail and passenger service now runs by Dodge cars over the Beorawth to Bagdadi Damascus caravan route.

Dodge Brothers Graham Brothers Camel Sinaly Orient Teheran Capitel Bagdad University of Michigan Dodge Drothers Gen. R. Swain Dadga Brothers Graham Brathore Professor Swain Dodge Brothers Motor Care Beorawth Bagdadi Damascus

Cheslet Owner Builds Novel Chevrolet Snow Mobile

Charles Surrell of M. Surrell & Son in Newsberry Michigan designed a Chevrolet snow mobile to tackle long snowbound trips. The vehicle uses a Chevrolet motor and chassis with a distinctive front end featuring wooden rhis attached to bare insulation components and steering knuckles, making it easy to handle in deep drifts and extreme cold.

Charles Surrell M. Surrell & Son Chevyniet Ceaters Newsberry Michigan Upper Peninsula

Snowclear Chevrolet Tractor Exploits Winter Drifts

Mr Surrell describes a modified Chevrolet used as a snowmobile. Two tandem wheel sets and a tractor belt drive fitted to the rear end enable the car to pull heavy stokers from snow drifted streets. The conversion, done at M Surrell and Son, repurposed a four year old touring car motor for winter service.

Surrell Chevrolet M. Surrall

Buick sales rise in February first twenty days

A Bulock Motor Company executive reports Buick deliveries up nearly a thousand cars in the first twenty days of February compared with last year. He links the gain to broader favorable business indicators, noting new models introduced last August and two additional body styles expanding the line.

T. Strong Bulock Motor Company Beneril Easona Buick Strong Department of Commerce

Nash Advancer and Special Six Rigid Frame Benefits

Nash frames feature heavy channel steel six inches deep and five cross members to prevent distortion and squeaks. Cross members are tubular in the Advance Six, two in the Special Six, yielding five times the lateral rigidity of comparable open-frame designs. Bronze bushings hush bracket wear around oscillating spring holes.

Nash Chaunel

Sunbeam Racer Breaks World Mile Record in Daytona

Major H. D. Segrave drove the Sunbeam racer to a world mile straightaway record at Daytona on Tuesday March 29. Dunlop tires supported the car during the achievement, showcased by City Tire House in Elyria Ohio.

H. D. Segrave Deaytons Fla City Tire House Dot Fort Avenue Elyria Ohio Dunion Daytona

Record 203.8 mph Sunbeam breaks speed mark in Daytona

Daytona, March 29, 1927 Major H C Db Segrave drove a Sunbeam racing car with Dunlop tires to a world speed record of 203.8 miles per hour on a mile course. The Daytona Journal notes tire endurance under heat and immense load, praising Dunlop tires for withstanding the stress of a twenty four cylinder, thousand horsepower car.

Dunlop Daytona Fla H. C. Db. Segrave Sunbeam Dunlops Daytona Journal News Major Segrave

Tire inflation and load rules for longer tire life

Mason of Firestone in Elyria notes tire mileage and life depend on factors including tire size, driver, car, roads and load. He urges using tires large enough for the heaviest possible load and keeping air pressure correct. Regular inspections and proper inflation improve mileage and service life.

Mason Firestone Wlyria

Oberlin Road social notes from April day events

Oberlin Road items record visits and gatherings. Raymond Bitely of Akron called on Mrs. Andy Edmonds. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hanson hosted visitors Sunday. Cleveland guests Bonnese attended. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell visited Ridgeville Foley home. Walter Wellman and son Paul of Oberlin were also present.

Oberlin Road Raymond Bitely Akron Andy Edmonds Carl Hanson Bonnese Cleveland Dan Campbell Ridgeville Foley Myre Walter Wellman Paul Oberlin

Local residents and visitors attend gatherings and visits

Tuesday and weekend visits and social events surround Elyria and neighboring towns. Mrs. Howard Broom and child visited her aunt Mrs. Carl Smith in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Farr hosted relatives from Wisconsin and Elyria. Fred Hawk and family visited in Brighton and Kipton. Flower show attendance, hospital news, births, and a correction to a Campbell district speaking contest accompany the week’s community notices.

Frank Kreuger Howard Broom Carl Smith Elyria Farr C. B. Hines Wisconsin Art Squires Fred Hawk Brighton W. Matcham Gar McRoberts Ren Edward Harriette R. F. Clark John Baumann Ashland John van Haverlyn George Baumann Cleveland Forest Matcham Harry Murphey Oberlin Claus van Haver Ivan San Oberlin Hospital Alfred Harold Spiecher Aye Sunny Carl Hansen Norwalk John Helisehe Eleanor Metta Kate Pfaff William Matcham Fred Bongs John Bauman B. Reiner Avon Frank Keuchenrither Sugar Ridge Dan Campbell Herman Pancroft Helen William Farr Claus van Mavelyn R. T. Clarke Amherst Harvey Hahn West Ridge Charles Rhodes Campbell District Daorotha Daly Loretta Downs Jane Daly

Red and Gup Club Banquet Attendees Named in Oberlin

Rose Downe placed second in the lower four grades. Arlene Spiecher of Oberlin visited Tuesday at her uncle John Baumann s home. Attending the Red and Gup Club banquet in Oberlin Thursday night were J. G. Davidson A. A. Saxton Wallace Smith Gar McRoberts with son Howard and Mr. John Kern with son Russell.

Rose Downe Arlene Spiecher Oberlin John Baumann Red and Gup Club J. G. Davidson A. A. Saxton Wallace Smith Gar McRoberts Howard John Kern Russel

Thief Hides Necklace in Throat Cavity

Calcutta reports another case of criminals concealing stolen goods in artificial throat cavities. A man under police watch produced a gold necklace from his mouth after distress signs appeared, a method some thieves in Calcutta reportedly use to hide items.

Calcutta

Airplanes Help Walrus Hunters In White Sea Showdown

Airplanes are used daily to scout and direct walrus hunters at work in the White Sea near Leningrad. The early spring hunt is a well organized commercial undertaking with hides and fats of the few animals valued. Names and real estate transfers appear in the article, including A. W. Rahi to Albert Hedley for Lot 72 and Mike Skales to Joseph S. Nectar for Lot 17, totaling $10 and $16 respectively.

Leningrad White Sea Mike Skales Joseph S. Nectar Bansor Lorain

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