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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1926
Page
3
The article explains Nash’s rigorous, layered inspection system from raw materials to finished units. It describes constant testing at every production stage to guarantee performance and prevent future trouble, highlighting factory visitors praising the company’s workmanship and materials.
The article notes a shift in auto buyer taste toward beauty and finish both inside and out. Paige-Detroit and Purge Company models are highlighted, with Jewsett noting rising demand for cars distinguished by finish, style, and comfort rather than solely performance.
Gene Satterlee announces a compact device that allegedly ends car carbon troubles by vaporizing gas to boost oxygen twelvefold, claiming easier installation in under five minutes and improvements in vibration, power, and weather performance. A. and A Auto Supply is local agent. demonstrations planned at the store on August 23 and 24.
Chrysler promotes three salesmen amid strong growth. Van John Wirtsdle becomes assistant to JFC Fields, vice president in charge of sales. Charl Bo Wilson is named sales director and Forrest H. Akers, previously handling special sales at the factors, moves onward.
Wade assistant sales director, McArdie tied to Chrysler sales for eight years and promoted to assistant sales director a year ago. Ma Walson placed atop Chergo, Cleveland, New Orleans, Ottawa, Philadelphia and Portland districts as assistant sales director after joining Chrysler months earlier. Akers, once abstramt tod Wo Fader, now director of the Dallas, Minneapolis, New York and Athens districts, has held top executive posts with major automakers. All three have driven Chrysler’s steady growth, said a company executive.
Dodge Brothers dealers in the United States and Canada delivered more than 1000 trucks and motor coaches in a single week, the first time such a volume has been reached. Through July 8, deliveries reached 4086 across five weeks, with 53.6 percent of July’s output being 1-ton capacity units. Dodge executive Leo I Myers notes rising demand for dependable transportation and the growing popularity of the new Graham Brothers G-Boy iron truck, which now represents over half of output.
Oberlin August 21 1946 The Chronicle Telegrams Oberlin correspondent Chas W Lawrence manages the column from The Faculty Club 105 Elm Street Oberlin phone 664 Readers are urged to send four news items including important happenings for early morning publication Also two men nearly drowned when a car rolled over after a hat blew away two miles north of Oberlin on North Warp Street during a roadside incident estimated at speed and gusts
The Oberlin band performs its tenth and final regular concert this evening at Main and College streets at 8 o'clock with a full program including Semper Fidelis and The Stars and Stripes. A complimentary concert follows Saturday Aug 28 for Oborin Business Men who supported summer concerts. Local police report fines issued for road traffic offenses and the Nielsen family reunion at Lake Erie. Oberlin visitors and various personal notes populate the town scene.
Mr C W Kinney editor of the Oberlin Tribune returned with family this week after a week long car vacation. Mrs Richard Bosworth will return to Oberlin tomorrow after a Toledo vacation. Mr Homer Johnson heads home this afternoon for the weekend on South Professy Street. Measurements on Radio signal transmission through rock have been made under Mount Royal in the Canadian tunnel project. Those who expect too much their friends won’t have many.
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