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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1924

Page

9

Autoists Urged to Observe New Traffic Rules

The Automobile Association issue a statement urging motorists to familiarize themselves with traffic regulations as highways see increased use in the coming sixty days. Officials emphasize speed limits, proper signaling, brakes, lights, and right of way to enhance safety and reduce accidents on city and open roads.

Especator Tv Committee The Automobile Assoviatiay Dets. C. Jones A. A Ous Ely James

Build Cars Safer Says Hupp Chief

Safety to car owners and longevity of life should guide every auto design says Chas D Hastings president and general manager of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation. He warns congestion in cities and on state highways makes the first duty of car makers to build sturdier vehicles capable of performing reliably in any reasonable emergency.

Chas. D. Hastings Hupp Motor Car Corporation

Auto Associations Functioning as One in Columbus

Columbus Ohio April 26 America s two largest automobile associations began operating as one with the merger of the American Automobile Association and the National Motorists Association complete here. The New American Automobile Association likely will be the amalgamated body s name and will count about seven thousand members. Thomas P Henry, AL AL AL president, is expected to head the new organization while Judge Walter Mears of Cleveland, president of the NMA, would be chairman of the board of directors.

Columbus America American Automobile Association National Motorists Association New Amalgamated Association Thomas P. Henry Walter Mears Cleveland

Auburn Gray dealer believes in service

D. D. Smith of Auburn and Grey auto dealer says city booster tracts miss the point. He argues selling a car is selling the benefits of ownership, centered on service, honest prices, ready parts, and ongoing customer welfare.

Auburn Gray Board of Trade D. D. Smith Auburn and Grey

Willys-Overland Cafeterias Run 33 Lunch Stands

The Toledo Willys-Overland plant features a full women’s rest room with high quality facilities. An employer mutual aid society provides 6 dollars weekly for 19 weeks during illness and 100 dollars for death. Membership costs 3 dollars monthly. The factory operates a large cafeteria in the administration building, four cafeterias, and 33 lunch stands, employing 72 people in the restaurant system.

Willys-Overland Co Willys-Overland Auto Toledo Mutual Aid Society Willys-Overland Auto Factory Willye-Overland Willys-Overland

Franklin Co Has Own Print Shop at Syracuse Plant

The H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company plant in Syracuse New York runs its own print shop employing over thirty people. It prints the Franklin News three times weekly for Franklin salesmen and a publication advocating air cooling. The shop also produces books, folders catalogs and factory forms with runs sometimes reaching 1 500 000 copies. The modern equipment includes cutting stitching folding machines two linotypes and eleven presses.

Runa

Flint Motor Co Names Ted Johnston General Sales Manager

Widespread sales leadership change at Flint Motor Company appoints Theodore S. Johnston to head national sales with HQ in New York City. Johnston, known as Ted, brings deep auto industry experience across manufacturing and retailing, guiding sales of Flint Fifty five and Forty models. W. E. Heller shifts focus to production and manufacturing.

F. 5. Johnson Flint Auto 7. S. Johnson Flint Motor Company W. ©. Durant Flint Michigan New York City Johnston Theodore S. Johnston Ted W. E. Heller Gales

Warns Against Buying Counterfeit Batteries by Elyria Source

Mr Streicher of Elyria Storage Battery warns motorists to beware of unknown counterfeit batteries. He notes that reputable manufacturers attract imitators who imitate names and branding to deceive buyers.

Streicher Elyria Storage Batter Mr. Streicher

Buy batteries only from recognized dealers for reliability

The piece urges customers to purchase batteries only from established dealers to ensure service, expert advice, and economical long service. It warns against counterfeit copies and endorses advertised brands like Prest-O-Lite as high quality choices.

Chronicle Telegram Want Columns Ad Notice

Local Chronicle Telegram section runs a want column ad listing services and employment prompts. Reader notices invite shoppers to place brief notices, with contact details and prices where applicable. Street addresses or phone numbers appear for inquiries and delivery options.

Chronicle- Telegram

Rebekahs Host Fish Fry at Odd Fellows Hall

In Amherst on April 26 Lucy Horn reports a Rebekah gathering at the Odd Fellows Hall with forty attendees. A business session preceded a program including a piano solo by Helen Helden.

Rebekahs Amherst Odd Fellows Hall Helen Helden

Community clubs plan dances and memorials in Amherst area

Recitations listed for Mrs Howard Walker and others. AMHEREST events note St Peters Evangelical plans memorial windows in place of old ones. May 3 Community club dance at Ehrman hall with Elsina orchestra. Eagles Memorial monument in town hall park nearing completion. Au Courant club May date tea May 16 with Carrs orchestra. Local residents noted visiting Cleveland Elyria and hospital admissions. Births include a son to Danla Anthony and a son to Ord Eyane.

W. S M. E. Church Elsie Bruce Owen Coburn St. Peter's Evangelical Christ Ehrman Hall Elsina Frank DePaul Stanite Order of Eagles Au Courant Club Carr Orchestra of Lorain Amherst L. Hanchette Jar Orcutt Ira Lynch Liszie Belden George Hoffner Will Hall Kate Lawless George Schroeder Elyria Ord Eyane South Amherst

Baby Eugene Arthur adds joy in Grafton district

GRAFTON April 26 Mr and Mrs Irvin Klinect celebrate the birth of a boy Thursday April 24 weighing seven and one half pounds named Eugene Arthur Mother and child are reported fine Visitors during the weekend included Mrs Ralph McClellan of Akron caring for her sister in law Miss Irwin Klinect and baby Miss C F Lawson of Lakewood Mr Paul Lawson and son Junior of Carlton visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Geo Dent Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Chas Nary and family and Mr and Mrs Arthur Nolan and children spent Saturday

Grafton Irvin Klinect Eugene Arthur Ralph McClellan Akron Irwin Klinect C. F. Lawson Lakewood Paul Lawson Carlton Geo. Dent Chas. Nary Arthur. Nolan

Dent Family Guests and P T A Meeting Noted

The Dent family from Cleveland and Olmsted Falls visited Geo Dent's household on Friday. The Grafton Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school on Monday evening April 28 with a usual program. all are urged to attend. Mrs J R Knight plans to spend over Sunday visiting relatives in Cleveland.

Toledo Frank Dent Cleveland Clarence Dent Olmsted Falls Geo. Dent Grafton Parent-Teacher’s Association J. R. Knight

Lorainite arraigned in grand larceny case in Lorain

Lorainite Tours Byar of Lorain was arraigned in common pleas court Friday on a grand larceny charge. He pleaded not guilty and was released on a five hundred dollar bond.

Tours Byar Lorain Common Pleas

Altoist Injured In Auto Accident In Cleveland

Alfred Schulder, 21, an altoist, was struck by another car while he was repairing a tire on his own vehicle in Cleveland. He is near death in a hospital.

Altoist Cleveland Ohio Alfred Schulder

Eight Thousand Heart Balm Suit Ruled Against Plaintiff

Lorain resident Barto Obere lost his $8,000 heart balm damage case against Charles Ewanege. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant, and the suit was dismissed. The suit alleged Ewanege interfered with Obere’s marriage by luring his wife while both were at the Oberes’ home.

Barto Obere Lorain Charles Ewanege Obere

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