Cadillac January sales show strong rebound in 1937
Cadillac Motor Car Company reports January retail deliveries up 36.7 percent and orders up 63 percent from January 1936. Total shipments reach 1,223 units while deliveries total 1,137, as production is stepped up for spring to meet rising demand for Cadillac and LaSalle models. J C Chick, general sales manager, cites positive dealer reports and Azto Show displays signaling continued expansion.
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Cadillac
LaSalle
J. C. Chick
Enéreal
Wasserman's Slashes Prices On Smart Apparel This Week
Starting Tuesday Wasserman's will offer drastic price cuts on smart apparel. The discount targets a range of menswear and women’s wear with reduced tags across the store. Demand is expected to rise as shoppers seek tech-enhanced fabrics and stylish fits at lower costs.
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Wasserman’s
Willys-Knight Six price cut offers greatest value
Willys now offers its greatest values with a price reduction of more than one third versus last year. The 1931 Willys-Knight Six from the Toledo maker features the most powerful Knight engine yet built and styling praised among the nation’s finest cars, mounted on a 121 inch wheelbase chassis.
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Willys-Overland
Toledo
Willys - Knights
Corres
Willys-Overland Pushes Low Price Willys Knight
The article notes Willys-Overland's emphasis on quality coachwork and luxurious interiors in a new low price Willys-Knight model. It frames the move as part of a broader trend toward thrift and value, highlighting nearly 25 years of motor car manufacture by the company.
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Willys-Knight
Willys-Overland
Oakland and Pontiac car sales rise amid shipments
Demand for Oakland and Pontiac automobiles shows a marked rise with sales over 15 percent ahead of last year. W A Blees cites early year strength and expectations of further gains before spring. Dealers face shortages prompting emergency shipments including 280 cars moved by rail from the factory and 184 cars sent to Chicago for redistribution to Minneapolis and St Paul.
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W. A. Blees
Oakland Motor Car Company
Salez
Oakland-Pontiac
Pacific Coast
H. M. Stephens
Western
Rex Reese
Chicago
Minneapolis-St Paul
Twin Cities
Oldsmobile Introduces Syncro-Mesh Transmission
A 1931 automotive breakthrough is Oldsmobile’s Syncro-Mesh transmission with a quiet second gear. Reports from national shows highlight safety and ease of operation as key features. The system operates like a standard transmission with no added accessories or changes in movement.
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Oldsmobile
Oldsmobile Syncro Mesh Shifting Demonstrated
The article praises the Syncro Mesh transmission in the new Oldsmobile. It notes smooth gear shifts from first to second and to high, with no clash or noise due to a sliding sleeve. Helical second speed gears stay in mesh, enabling effortless changes between gears.
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Canfass
LOCAL GOSSIP NOTES ELYRIA AREA VISITS AND TRAVEL
Elyria residents and friends share weekend visits and trips to Columbus Cleveland and Miami Florida. Names include Miss Ella Tilden Arnold Keller Earl Quen Grant Glass J G Morris H F Chambers John Cook and others as they attend meetings visit relatives and shop across Ohio and beyond.
Local social notes from an Ohio town shift through neighbors and visitors
James Joiner and family hosted guests, Miss Violet Rowley visited from Oberlin, Miss Mebe Hollis from Ford road, and Mr. and Mrs. Keigler with daughters dined with the Tafts. Frank Westcott returned from Cheyenne on furlough to his parents, Donna Mae Hollis planned an extended stay with grandparents. Bernard McCarty and Elyria visitors joined Charles McCarty. Mrs. Haynes hosted the Number Two Division Ladies Aid. a hearty tureen lunch was shared with many local women and teachers from Markley school. A church meeting planned a chicken supper for Feb 13 after a day of quilting. Kathryn and Emine McMillan stayed with Howard and attended a Bankers’ banquet in Elyria. Mrs. Dick Harding visited Mrs. John Rehorek after a death in the family.
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James Joiner
Violet Rowley
Oberlin’ Road
Mebe) Hollis
Ford Road
Keigler
Marguerite
Florence
W. B. Taft
Bob Ewing
Anna Ewing
Frank Westcott
Cheyanne
Wyoming
Clayton Westcott
Pia
Donna Mae Hollis
Holle
Tuysar
Bernard. McCarty
Elyria
Charles McCarty
J.H. Haynes
E. Church Ladies Aid Society
Geo. Reess
C. Wilford
Helen Bees
Lake Avenue
Markley School
Morris
Kathryn McMillan
Emiine
McMillan
Howard
Baby
Lorain
Bankers
American Legion
Dick Harding
John
Rehoreg
Vincent School PT A Meets With Strong Attendance
The Vincent School Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting on Monday evening with good attendance. Mrs. John Harnish led the business session, prayers and songs. New and old members totaled 61, with prizes for recruiting the most members in Room 1 and most fathers in Room 2. A varied program featured solos, a play and student performances, enjoyed by visitors from other schools.
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AEWS
Vincent School Parent- Teacher Association
John Harnish
America
P. T.A
Storck
Cenat
John Vidovich
Old King Cole
Founders Day Program at Markley School P T A
A large crowd attended the Markley school P T A meeting on Tuesday February 3 featuring a Founders Day program. Members read by-laws and reports, with no bills or communications. Students and parents performed in four group tableaux representing Law Home Life and Love, plus a fathers group. Refreshments followed and birthday cakes marked the 34th anniversary of the P T A. Proceeds support the national association.
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Markley
D. R. Roberts
L. Keller
Wilhelmy
W. Myers
J. G. Morris
Rosemary Ballas
Alma Ackerman
Rose Rosa
Wade Worcester
Clayton Westcott
Pauline Wolfe
Ruth Myers
Bille Worcester
Alice McCarty
Earl McCullough
Maud Roberts
Billie Gerrick
Ruth Keller
Marian. Kerts
Barbara Pringle
Fathers
Jackson
Gerrick
Sauv Kyant
Chenera
P.T
National Association
Siena Hendriz Academy's 1931 model teacher praised
Imboden Arkansas reports students refer to Prof. J. C. Eaton, 76, as a "1931 model teacher" for his modern methods and up to date approach at Siena Hendriz Academy.
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Imboden
Ark
J.C. Eaton
Siena-Hendriz Academy
Ridgeville News Reflects Local Deaths and School Updates
Ridgeville news notes the deaths of Terrell and Ralph Taylor with obituaries and family updates. It lists multiple local visits, guests, and relocations, and mentions Ridgeville sports results where Medina beat Ridgeville 30 to 15 and Ridgeville teams lost to South Amherst. The girls league fundraiser lunch and Mothers and Daughters Tea plans are announced.
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Girl's League of
Ridgeville
Elizabeth W Wilcox
Medina
South Amherst
Freshasan Readings Near Victory Amid Contest Preparations
The event schedule and class readings progress are nearing completion as participants prepare for the upcoming competition. Organizers expect strong showings from contestants and emphasize individual effort and readiness.
Copy of destroyed will filed for probate in Peoria
In Peoria Illinois a copy of a will said to be destroyed is filed for probate in circuit court. The will, attributed to Mrs Augusta M Campbell, lists bequests including 200 dollars to Eugene Baker who cared for Campbell. The probate judge notes Campbell died intestate with estate about 20000 dollars, to go to her sister Mrs Emma K Fauser as heir at law.
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Peoria
Circuit Court
Augusta M. Campbell
Eugene Baker
Charles * G. Ciena
Campbell
Emma K. Fauser
Optimistic Chain Letters Suggested as Depression Cure
A Memphis chain letter fan recently proposed letters of optimism as a remedy for the business downturn. The idea centers on spreading hopeful messages to uplift recipients and stimulate economic morale.
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Memphis
Joint-Base Pain Relief Advert Shows Quick Agony Aid
A promotional ad touts Joint-Base as a fast-acting rub for painful swollen joints. It claims quick relief from joint troubles and guarantees satisfaction, urging readers to buy at druggists for 60 cents.
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