Six 33 Passenger Airliners Ordered
A mockup model for a fleet of six new 36 passenger four seater all metal sky liners ordered from the Buellig Adveratt qmipany is approved for Trans continental & Western Air Inc. The fleet costs 2 043 000 dollars, Boeing officials say. Powered by 4800 horsepower motors, speed 242 mph, high altitude equipment, night conversion into pullmans with 16 bedroom seats and nine lounges, wingspan over 107 feet, cabin diameter 11 feet.
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Shuttle
Buelig Adveratt Qmipany
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc
Boeing
Community Notes Include Visits and Home Moves
Pen ville visitors and relatives fill a weekend in Chatham as families swap hosting duties. Moving plans shift Huffman, Grim, and Ryan farm residents to Wellington and nearby farms while Miss Helen Grim stays with Russell Schoanberger in Medina. Attendees at Mother and Daughter banquet number 124 with Vida Sanderson of Medina speaking. Additional visits span Cleveland, Strongsville, Medina, and Lorain as local households share meals, birthdays, and news of births.
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Chatham
W. P. Allmany
Penville
Harry Grim
Roy Filver
Aliemany
Huffman
Ryan
Wellington
Flay Grim
Ryan Farm
Mr. Miller
Krow
Grims
Helen Grim
Wid
Joe Copas
Siyria
Glee
Wadsworth
Carl Packard
George Packard
Clara Ais
Whl Gorham
Astiland
Rhine
Akron
Pitz Mro
WH. J
Kohle
Duvehter
Cleveland
Fran Smith
Robert + Mashire
Lorain
J. A Nnde Sundin
John Ramgey
Robert William
Re. Lee Walkden
Judy
George Walkden
Columbia
School
Ginnivan Stock Company Begins 68th Season
Rehearsals for the Ginnivan Stock Company opening the 68th season are set to start April 18. Manager Frank Ginnivan said the troupe will open May 2, marking the oldest tent stock company in the United States.
Autobiography Lesson From a Hog Incident
In a candid reminiscence Hon George Metcalf recalls a hog killing that involved him and his brother. He describes a cover up, the fear of detention, and the moral urge to tell the truth to avoid future foolish acts. The piece frames an accident as a hard earned lesson on honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Metcalf
Changes in farming tools through forty years
The narrative recalls how farming equipment evolved from manual methods to machines. It contrasts past threshing with a flail and barn-floor practice to later use of mowing machines, sulky wheel cultivators, steam threshers, and other implements. It notes long evenings shelling corn, winnowing by a tallow-dip light, and childhood chores around the house while learning farm life.
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Cole
Peter
Wellington Area Church Services and Community Notices
Local church schedules list services at First Baptist First Methodist Episcopal First Congregational and St Patrick’s Catholic church with ministers, Sunday school times, and sermon topics. Community events include a Junior-Senior banquet planning old newspapers drive, a radio play at Junior High chapel, and a Wellington Garden Club covered-dish supper with a slide program on roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Garden Club
Herrick Auditorium
Mesdantes K. S. Andrews
Clyde Seidel
A. B. Southard
L .B. Downey
Jessie Wright
Harry
Wellington events open with new members and rose program
C Oterbacher opened the meeting introducing five new members and announcing officers for the year. Reports followed with committee appointments, a rose growing program by Charles Lashley, piano solo by Vivienne Martin, and plans for an April 21 gathering. Other society notes include anniversaries, piano recitals, and a church program at Seville M E church.
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C. Oterbacher
Franklin Simonson
John Wight
Clyde Seidel
E. K. Barrick
K. 8. Andrews
Seidel
G. H. Wells
L. Burnek
M. A. Hady
Misa Alice Andrus
Mir Dorothy Hughes
Georgia Ruger
Charles Whiton
Charles Lashley
John Stacey
Harry Otterbacher
Homer Barbe
Dorothy Hughes
Josephine Outridge
Daise Wadsworth
Natural Rose Growers Association
Lashley
Vivienne Martin
Minster Bible School and Worship Schedule
James A Brady leads Bible School at 9:30. Mrs Mabel Whinple presides as superintendent for Lord's Supper and morning worship at 10:45. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 with the topic Four Essentials. Evening worship follows at 7:36 under the subject Healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John
Green
Bite
Paul Wilkinson
A. B. Yost
Elyria
James A. Brady
Bible School
Mabel Whinple
Homeward Bound Peggy Reunites With Jimmie In New York
Peggy returns from a Greek voyage to New York and hoped to meet Jimmie. He arrives incognito as a taxi driver and surprises her by whisking her away in a cab, ending the chapter with their renewed closeness and a joyful kiss.
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Hess
Versailles
Cherbourg
New York
Peggy Jay
Paul
America
Pegey
Grandma Burke
Rosemary
Mickey
Anna
Merediths
Jimmy
Jimmie
Peggy
Hero
Orning
New York Harbor
Meredith
Janice
Burkes
Grandma
George
Percy
Duchess
Duke
Freeland Buys Henes Farm Moves to Amherst
Elyria town briefs report Henry Freeland purchasing the John Henes farm and that Mr. and Mrs. Henes will relocate to Amherst. Several local families attended events including a Founders Day banquet by the Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church in Elyria. Friends and relatives visited residents in Camden and Amherst, with multiple calls and visits among Schubert, Spiegelberg, Rowell, and other local households.
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Elyria Townline Road
Henry Freeland
John Henes
Mra. Henes
Amherst
Schubert
Gon. Oliver
Foreign Missionary Society
M. EL
Elyria
KE. CG. Schubert
Andrew Schubert
Clarence Schubert
Mary Schubert
Camden
L. W. Spiegelberg
Betty Gunder
Charles Ceeil
B. C. Schubert
Olver
Earl Rowell
William Schmidtkons
Middle Ridge
Raymond Fleck
H.C. Frye
Edison Highway
Fred Schubert
Fhylis Mae
Eaton
E. C. Schubert
Plymouth reveals economy controls add 15 to 25 percent fuel savings
Detroit April 2 Plymouth introduces economy controls as factory add ons for 1938 models. The system claims 15 to 25 percent fuel savings, with fleet operators noting real gains. Two groups offered. group one includes a carburetor, intake manifold, and 3.7 to 1 rear axle, delivering 15 to 20 percent gain on order.
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Detroit
Plymouth
Society of Automotive Engineers
Pontiac Orders Through Short Wave Radio Scandal
Pontiac Motors has received orders via various methods but an unusual channel traced to A A Zeller of Johannesburg. Zeller used radio signals through Rev Theo Kowalewski who relayed the order to Byron Webb at the Pontiac Retail Store in Pontiac Michigan. Webb plans a trip to Pontiac next September to secure the car.
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Pontiac Motors
A. A. Zeller
Northumberland Road
Johannesburg
South Africa
Zeller
Theo. F. Kowalewski
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Father Kowalewski
Byron Webb
Pontiac
Michigan
ZSGAA
Webb
Economy Run Tests New Hudson 112
In Los Angeles last week the Hudson company staged a new type of test where a standard stock Hudson 112 sedan averaged 265.6 miles per gallon for 1,000 miles under observation by owners of three competitive cars. The test was operated and observed by non professionals and featured a committee of owners.
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Hudson Company
Los Angeles
1000 Mile Car Economy Run Observed In Los Angeles
Otto H. Butts, an amateur driver with experience in economy runs, piloted a Hudson Terraplane to victory in the 1000 mile test run through Los Angeles areas. Captain L. B. Kennedy of the California Highway Patrol aided observers as the event aimed to mimic real city owner conditions. Only 39 gallons of gasoline and no oil were used, with a single pint of water consumed in the radiator.
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Los Angeles
Otto H. Butts
L. B. Kennedy
California Highway Patrol
Pastor Gives Talk at South Amherst Meeting
Amherst residents attend a Ladies Dime Society gathering at the Congregational church parlors with twelve members and four children present. Rev J Michelie spoke on the Lenten season followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs Fred Berger. The next meeting is planned for two weeks hence with Mrs R Johnson hosting.
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South Amherst
Congregational
Ladies Dime Society
J. Michelie
Fred Berger
R. Johnson
Missionary League and party at Miss Witt home
The Congregational Junior Missionary League met at Miss Minabelle Witt's home Thursday evening for a brief business session, social time, and refreshments. Friends gathered for games, singing, and a friendly party atmosphere with about twenty five attendees. Mrs Hattie Caraway was invited to join Alpha Tau Zeta at Arkansas State College after a long public service as senator.
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Dorcal Society of the
Church of Christ
Thelma Parnsworth
Barker Street
K. J. Olsen
Elmer Lewis
Jennie Cole
William Street
Lew Willliams
Elmer Moore
Ed. Farnsworth
Kenneth Farnsworth
Alice Farnsworth
Farnsworth Brothers
New London
Ben Presgrave
South Main Street
Thuredar
Methodist Sunday School
Eugene Sawyer
Caraway
Jonesboro
Ark
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Alpha Tau Zeta
Arkansas State College
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East River
Clark Elyria
John Streicher
Hon
George Metcalf
Janior Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker
Jourth
First Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo S. Green
Charles Barns
Jesus
Epworth League
First Congregational
Charles W. Recard
MacDermott
Recard
ST. Patrick's Catholic Nev
William T. Moran
Anna Buswell
Julia Clague
Commercial Dearlier
Ohio Commercial Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Writers and Actors’ Guild
Bob
Rachel E. Baker
Mary Kelly
Armand Ensign
Henry Maybaugh
Yovanka Zubrick
Nettie Naegele
Beulah Dague
Anta Buswell
Marie Adler
Dick MacDermott
Nettie Wraegele
Isabelle Bishgaugh
Jeanne Arnold
Phyllis Voxtheimer
Robert Sayles
Roy Mac-Cormick
McCormick
Allegro Club
Ray McCormick
Gladys Balazs
Kenneth E. Miller
Cleveland Safety Division
Parent-Teachers Association
Alvin Portman
Brownhelm
Board of Education
Kentucky
Mionie Jameyson
Taylor Street
W. F. Berry
Nankin
Greenup
Tl. C. Muvey
Greenup Methodist Episcopal Church
West Virginia
Ohio
Woman’s Benefit Association
Mertie Cole
Emma Zar
Mra
Nellie Reynolds
Rutz
Nellie Long
Crestline
Jack Penrod
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Hughes
Penrod
Florence Hughes
Here
Hughes
Dorothy
Hospital
Mariam Dirlam
M. E. Church
Seville M. E
Peerless
Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Second Street
Elyria Business College
Mary Keas
Automobile News
Hudson
Checker Cab Co
R. G. Hochenedel
Mgr
Lake Ave
Lochinvar
Kenneth
Kathryn Culver
Chronicle-Telegram
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