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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1923
Page
9
Mr. Smith of Andress & discusses a shift in the automobile world toward enclosed models for fort, protection, and everyday use. A National Auto Chamber of Commerce bulletin cites 60 percent of buyers preferring enclosed cars.
A compilation of practical automotive tips including choosing quality tubes with maker marks, proper battery water filling, rubber pedal grips, locating carburetor leaks, insulating ignition cables, improvised grease containers, daily use of emergency brakes, cleaning fuel pipes, and economy driving. It also warns against faulty funnels, emphasizes standard tire pressure, lubrication, alignment, and engine care.
The United Church Three F Class of the Methodist Congregational church plans a supper and stereoptical lecture on a Canadian moose hunt to be held next Wednesday evening February 28 in the Congregational church gym. Supper at six, fifty cents per person. Rev F E Eastman will show slides and discuss the hunt with accompanying gear exhibits.
Charles Ludwig left Thursday on a business trip to California, returning home ill. Carl and others spent last evening in Amherst.
Mrs. Mary Howard receives nursing care at Berea home of Prof and Mrs Fisher. John H Longdow attends John Crawford funeral in Berea. Mrs Charles Hutchinson to Berea hospital for surgery. The Minister's Birthday set for Feb 28. Columbia chick hatcheries active. rest of season work continuing. Ladies Aid to meet Feb 28 at Mrs Arthur D Crocker's. Mrs Mary Montell of Indianapolis visiting. brother John McCorde died in Missouri. Mr and Mrs Charles Mills improving after chiropractic care in Berea. Mrs Mary Jane Osborne staying at Hutchinson home while Mrs Hutchinson in Community hospital. Mrs William Cole ill. Selanche Hitchcock better after bronchial pneumonia. Miss Reva Madison assists with housework. George Washington serial by Baptist Mission circle.
The society plans another event after a successful effort. No school Thursday. George Walkden aids his brother Henry in Cleveland on a house build. Master Stobert Squire is ill with scarlet fever. sister Margaret with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Squire. The Rundle child remains critically ill. Rev Grady and family support on Washington's birthday. Baylist church pulpit committee to arrange Mam istera preaching before April first. Members listed. Printers in Holland strike over wage cuts and longer hours.
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