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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1922
Page
4
Ford Motor Company plants in the United States and abroad achieved the largest six month output, building 651 882 cars in six months and surpassing prior records. The record reflects a period of intense manufacturing at multiple factories worldwide.
Ford Motor Company produced about 141 901 cars and trucks in June surpassing the prior monthly record. June 28 marked a new daily peak with 6 380 units. Six month output reached 442 142 cars and trucks from American and Foreign plants.
Wellington reports the Ohio State Fair cattle department shows a record 1204 entries this year including 642 beef cattle 100 dual purpose cattle and 662 dairy cattle. Also South Road to Huntington opens to Roies Corner with full opening later. Local notices include Kansas? urban events and residents traveling and visiting relatives across several towns.
Aug 13 attendees include Ray and Mrs Handke at the Union Sunday event at Linwood Park Vermilion on Wednesday Mrs E C Schubert of Townline Road visited Mrs Anthony Deleftield on Wednesday Those in attendance at the gathering were listed among residents.
A Wednesday Kolbe reunion at Beaver Park drew many visitors including Jay Fowl and family Walter Grobe and son Robert Ralph Fowl Moses Eppley Peter Flock Raymond and Arnold at George Coons home in Ak ron Also tours by Fannie Grant Phyllis Jaycox near Evonts and others to Jay Fowl and family Elyria group visits Farm Bureau Grange picnic at Avon Beach Townline Road social set for Aug 28 in Elyria Township with Parent Teachers Association involvement all local residents and relatives noted.
In police court yesterday afternoon August Chriss was fined 35 dollars and costs for driving an automobile while intoxicated. His companion R M McLoughlin was fined 5 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge. Both were released after paying the fines and costs.
Dorothy Williams filed a motion in Lorain to compel Harry Williams of Central Garage to appear before Judge Redington for contempt of court. She says she was awarded 800 and he has paid 10. The case is continued to September 23.
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