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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1930
Page
9
Automobile makers emphasize precision in Oakland and Pontiac vehicles. Thousands of jigs, tools, and fixtures, plus $54 test stands, ensure engine and axle accuracy. The wire to disc wheel option began August 1, with dealers given wire wheel sets for disc-only models.
Women influence car upkeep through preventive maintenance, says Mr. Andress of Andress Service. He notes wives and daughters drive teams, demand reliable brakes and starting, comfortable rides, and neat appearance. Regular maintenance saves repairs, accidents, and depreciation, benefiting owners and satisfying women.
The Model A Ford crankshaft is described as the engine backbone, manufactured with extreme precision. It undergoes lathe grinding, heat treating, straightening, and polishing, tested to within five ten-thousandths of an inch, with up to 234 gauge checks and a final 100 percent dynamic balance inspection.
Chevrolet announces that wire or disc wheels are now optional equipment on new Six passenger cars at no extra charge. Previously disc wheels were standard except on certain models, and wire wheels were factory mounted. Since late July, all passenger models ship with wire wheels, while disc wheels remain available for buyers preferring that style, with a wide range of color combinations to match body colors.
Pittsburgh officials test free wheeling Studebakers on steep hills and in heavy traffic. James M. Clark praises the feature as a major driving safety advance. Tests show drivers can shift to second gear on down grades without clutch contact, aiding motor safety and control.
Willys Overland presents the Willys Six with a adjustable front seat in sedan models. The feature aims at comfort for drivers and passengers, especially women, allowing easy adjustment without pillows. Seats are deep, springy, durable, and crafted for long trips and comfort on extended journeys.
The new 1938 Buick Eight, powered by a straight eight valve in head motor, debuts in four series with advanced features including a syncro mesh transmission, insulated Fisher bodies, engine oil temperature regulator, and dual carburetion. Boasts improved steering, four point engine mounts, and redesigned body details to enhance luxury and curb nose fumes, with twenty models across four wheelbase lengths.
Hudson Motor Car Company received cable notification that three Hudsons Great Fight cars finished equal firsts in an important European event, signaling a strong showing abroad.
Kitty Wilmot, a famed swimmer and stenographer in New York, becomes involved with Ellery Goss, his bookkeeper Sally Ayers, and the enigmatic Gordon Platt. Platt tests her integrity with money and questions about her past, while Kitty fights to trust him as rumors of crookedness swirl around the Wall Street circle.
Kitty Wilmot faces a moral trap when Gordon Platt offers a bribe to expose an information leak in a New York office. He seeks a trusted ally to spy on colleagues, promising a reward and shielding the innocent. Kitty agrees implicitly as tensions rise and the scene ends with Miss Wilmot set to help. (TO BE CONTINUED)
The Hudson team captures the City of Warsaw trophy and multiple cups in the largest international eight day reliability trial field. All three Hudson entries finished with no penalties across 17 days of open European competition, a record praised by judges as top automotive performance.
Mr and Mrs T W Buzzard marked their golden anniversary with a noon to 5 pm informal reception at their Brownhelm home. Relatives from Willard Elyria Lorain Toledo and Akron attended, many longstanding family friends among the 56 guests. A two course dinner featured gold and white decor and flowers, with gifts including a gold coin engraved with 1880. The Buzzards, aged 73 and 70, have spent the last ten years in Brownhelm after 38 years in Willard, and are joined by sons G W Buzzard of Kirya and V D Buzzard of Lorain plus four grandchildren Mary Betty Wilma Billy.
Rev and Mrs Ralph Albrecht and daughter moved from Akron Ohio to join the town. Albrecht has been hired as pastor of the Congregational church, becoming a key addition to the local religious community.
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A Congregational church will conduct its first service on Sunday, Aug. 3, following extensive renovations to the parsonage and its readiness for occupancy. The event marks a new chapter for the congregation and its community.
The regular W C T U meeting was held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs A J Coopers. Essays by 5th and 6th graders in recent contests were read. A picnic was planned for August 26 at Vermilion on the Lake with Mr Alfred Hoover and Mrs A J Cooper in charge. Magazines were to be sent to the Ohio penitentiary with Miss Florence Claus and Mrs R Bechtel in charge. Mrs Lewis Franks was welcomed as a new member. A refreshment course was served. Attendees included Miss Mary Chapin Miss Mabel Hasenpfluig Miss Florence Claus Mrs A B Andrews Mrs A J Cooper Mrs Ed Sanders Mrs E G Lesher Mrs E M Leuszler and Mrs Marie Knerim.
Mrs Rose Hamilton of New Smyrna Florida traveled with Mr and Mrs K S Lindsley and daughter to Sandusky on Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs Raymond Lindsley and their son Mrs Charles Curtis of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Shattuck Howard Pettr of Henrietta is staying this week with his aunt Mrs E F Leuszlernd family
Mrs F W Brandau, Mrs Karl Sinsenpflug and Mrs Alfred Hoover appear in a social notes column noting club participation and community affiliation. The item highlights their ongoing social engagements and local event involvement.
Rev and Mrs Henry Stick of Oberlin were Wednesday evening dinner guests at the home of Mrs Adam Claus Sr and daughter.
Members of the Mission band of the Evangelical church held a picnic afternoon at Chaunce Creek. After a jolly time on the bank of the stream a picnic supper was served. Attendees included Helen Witch Edna and Ruth Albrecht Clara Helen Mary and Bernice Hasenpflug Eleanor Leuszler Grace Miller Florence Bartz Katherine Fowell Hertha Roach John Crosby Gerald Leroy Hasenpflug and Howard Petty.
Ridgeville August 2 local notes recount family picnics visits among Baetz Hasenpflug Brandau and Brandau families, a postponed Stick family reunion, hospital updates for Albert Carter, and multiple small absences with neighbors and travelers. Obituary for Sarah Maddock notes long residence here and community impact.
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