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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
4
The Motor Car Company of Kansas City demonstrates a method to cool an air cooled Franklin engine. They test cooling efficiency by placing ice on the air intake and time the engine runs. About 10,000 guesses were made with prizes awarded for the closest prediction to the engine’s maximum run time. The engine completed a full test in 16 hours.
The street view notes Chevrolet’s growing presence and the huge manufacturing effort needed to meet rising demand. It highlights the immense capital and facilities required, implying only a strong General Motors backing could finance such a large undertaking.
Such rapid strides as this in go short time. These facts and figures give some idea of what is back of Chevrolet.
Norman Clapp of Detroit spends two weeks with parents in Grafton. Ettie Cragin returns from Michigan. Nelle Cragin arrives after visiting Weston Wood and Mt Clemens. The Cragins plan an Orlando winter trip with the Palmers of Mt Clemens. Mir Small and Mrs Small of Cleveland visit W Reichard. Eberhards motor to Lakeville for ill relative care. Mila Souis to reside with aunt and attend school. Sunday visitors at Mrs Augie Robson’s home were Mr. and Mrs. Small.
Mrs A A Webb and two daughters of Lakewood join Mrs George Silver in honoring her mother Mrs Andrew Neufer for her birthday at a Wellington home. Nearby guests include sisters and relatives from Norwalk Elyria and Lakewood. A Widening Circle bazaar at the M E church is slated for Friday December 14 with bake sale and fancy articles. Loyalty Class proceeds top $70. Grafton L O O F meets with Brunswick guests and eighty attend as three candidates receive initiatory Degree.
Tokyo observes Thanksgiving amid refugee camps in Hibuki Park as 900000 residents in temporary shelters dine on rice provided by the Japanese Bureau of Relief. Officials distribute aid to avoid pauperization while refugees prefer work to handouts. Seishin Hirayama cites relief measures and hospital rebuilding after the earthquake, noting beds and clothing supplied by the American Red Cross.
Numerous local residents attend gatherings and visits across Medina Columbia North Olmsted Amherst Lorain Elyria and nearby towns. Events include a homemaker club meeting set for January 30, Five Hundred Club games, a Grafton Parent Teachers Association program with toxoid discussion, and personal visits among families and friends. Michael Knechiges dies in Elyria. funeral held at St Mary’s Elyma.
In Columbus the 1st dedication rites for the new Sacred YnatT Church were conducted by Bishop James J. Hanley. Solemn mass was celebrated by Rev Father J Mi Roan.
Columbus reports Attorney General Craspe expects to confer with Governor Donah to speed a seven point plan for reform in the Canton police department. The needle industry note cites over twenty processes in a single needle’s manufacture while the world consumes seven million needles daily.
John Hume, weighing 250 pounds, claimed a oily victory in a hot dog eating contest scoring 33 frankfurters to win a brown derby and a painted leather vest. Van Menges, last year’s champion, collapsed after 44 sausages as fans witnessed a quirky title event in December. Fire destroys Cousino Trucking warehouse in Toledo with 250000 damages, cause unknown. Denmark ships dairy products globally, including notable exports.
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