Elyrian Youngest General Motors Dealer in World
Kenneth Long of Long Pontiac Company at 69 Broad Street is reported as the youngest GM automobile dealer globally at 22. He started in sales in Lorain after a misdirected path from premed studies, later taking over the local Pontiac agency last April and earning the distinction from Pontiac magazine. He is Lorain County born, married, and considers the auto trade a fascinating game.
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Kenneth Long
Long Pontiac
Broad Street
General Motors
Broad Street Bridge
Lorain
Ohio University
Pontiac Company
Lorain County
Pontiac Magazine
Oklahoma
Long
Oldsmobile Defroster Delivers Improved Winter Airflow
Oldsmobile introduces a new dual safety defroster designed for 1938 center mounted heaters. The unit delivers about 43 cubic feet per minute of warm air, nearly doubling prior efficiency, with two wide vents and a sirocco fan. The system uses a separate motor and a variable speed control in the Safety Instrument Unit.
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Oldsmobile
Christmas programs held by churches and United Brethren
Churches held their Christmas program with the United Brethren hosting theirs. Details are sparse in the fragment, but both groups organized seasonal activities for the community.
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The
United Brethren
Young Inaugurated As President Of Kiwanis
Dusthimer sang his swan song at the Graystone Hotel as Kiwanis Elyria inducted Ralph Young as president in a ceremony led by past president A. H. West. Nine former presidents welcomed the incoming leader, with Rotary guests Karl W. Plocher and J. C. Severs in attendance.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Graystone Hotel
Dusthimer
Ralph Young
A. H. West
George Colburn
W. Q O. Zaiser
Walter Schultz
Frank Stevens
Howard Butler
C. P. Shively
Harold Rorick
George Richwine
Karl W. Plocher
J. C. Severs
Elyria Rotary Club
Rotary
Kiwanis
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange Institute
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Hotel
Cleveland
Earl Lautenschleger
Wall Street Expects Rally In 1938 Despite Business Trends
New York December 31 Wall Street anticipates a stock market rally in 1938 driven by private capital recovery or inflation. Analysts note market liquidity, evolving administration policy toward cooperation with utilities and a building boom, and hopes for railroad spending boosting steel and related industries.
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Wall Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Congress, the Street Believes. the Financial District
Financial District
Ladies' Aid Meeting With Mrs Black on Thursday
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Charles Black on Thursday January 6. Dinner is planned at 12 30.
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Charles Black
Christmas program at church features songs and play
The Christmas program included children recitations, a play The Christmas Road by youth, choir songs Christ is Born and a song trio by Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Andrews, and Velma, with Santa arriving by airplane to distribute gifts. Seventeen youths sang carols for shut ins.
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Christ
Christmas Gatherings and Visits Across Elyria Area
Numerous families and friends meet for Christmas and post holiday visits in Elyria and surrounding towns. Attendees include Schmees Lyndes Bachman Nash Andrews Palmer and others from Cleveland Dover Fairview Sprague Road Chestnut Ridge Detroit and Toledo, with several illness and travel notes and a birthday surprise for Janice Harrison.
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Cleveland
Marrison
North Olmsted
Freddy Schmees
New York City
Clarence Elliott
Dover
Robert Andrews
George Robinson
Refenning
Elyria
Martha Taylor
Fairview
Robert Taylor
Jack Meyers
Harvey Lynden
New York
Otis Lyndes
Penfield
Helen Lyndes
Ida Blaine
Sprague Road
Margaret Wagner
Forest Lyndes
Albert Bachman
Vermilion
Bachman
Glenn Stranahan
Margaret
Dewey Worcester
George Pitisin
Chestnut Ridge
Detroit
M. A. Nash
Donald
Edward Henson
Janice Harrison
Emma Palmer
Berea
A. W. Palmer
Hugh Palmer
Harvey Lyndes
Spinners of Japan to buy vast North China wood stock
Spinners of Japan plan to purchase 20,000,000 pounds of North China raised wood, signaling a major transaction for timber buyers and traders in the region.
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Japan
North
China
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Automobile News
Elyrian
Harry S. Burr
Young
Nova School
Santa Claus
Hulut
Marquette
Elwyn
W. A. Curtiss
Buffalo
M. E. Althaus
Durand
Michigan
H. D. Richards
Cleo Kieffer
Delaware
E S. Richards
Margaret Raver
Canal Winchester
Virgil Raver
Alberta Hanville
Nellie Weber
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Cr. Hanville
Frederick Sprankel
Shinrock
Charles R. Gay
Chrysler
Case
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
New York Central
Anaconda
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Elyria Dairies Inc
EL Farms
E. A. Seabold
C. L. Seabold
E. R. Seabold
H. W. Ingersoll, Jr
Besse Woodcock
Mary Lou Mrukowski
Vera Reich
Regina Robertson Rosellea Seabold
Allen Smith
Clarence Palmer
Charles Crosby
Bill Seabold
Dick Todd
Harry Krugman
Carlton Smith
Henry Roling
Jack Dowdell
Charles Collins
Glen Long
Dick Vaubel
Firestone
REGAL
Ota
Regali
Voice of Firestone
Margaret Speaks
N. B. C. Red
Auto Supply and Service
Cor
Broad and Cedar
Bob White
Mar
Beryl Vessey
A. J. Hulse
Ruth Osborn
Kent College
Margaret Buckley
Ohio State
F. L. Sessions
Lakewood
William Harrison
Allen
Herbert Harrison
Pittsburgh
Harold Harrison
Robert Harding
Walter Heldt
Toledo
Asa Tuft
Raymond Siming
West Ridge
Merrill Nash
Charles Nash
Volney Nash
Edward Varsey
Checker Cab Co
R. G. Hochenedel, Mer
Puritan
Schroll Coal
the Savings Deposit Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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