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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1929

Page

2

Chevrolet Ropes 10 Sell 1,250,000 Cars in 1929

Chevrolet Motor Company unveils its 1929 sales push with a nationwide meeting tour led by R. H. Grant H. J. Klinger M. D. Douglas and D. E. Ralston. The plan targets 1,250,000 car sales the largest annual quota for the world’s largest auto maker as 25 000 factory and dealer staffers hear the program direct.

Chevrolet Ropes Chevrolet Motor Company New York R. H. Grant H. J. Klinger M. D. Douglas D. E. Ralston Chevrolet

Pontiac Big Six Car Debuts At New York Auto Show

The 1929 Pontiac Big Six is unveiled at the National Automobile Show in New York City. The larger chassis, 200 cubic inch engine, stronger Fisher bodies, and advanced design promise higher performance at a lower price, attracting thousands at Grand Central Palace. The piece notes Pontiac’s growth in a field led by record breakers, with a closing historical aside about Hezekiah Usher in 1652.

New York Grand Central Palace General Motors America Oakland Hezekiah Usher Boston

Willys Overland Speeds Production to New Highs

Toledo January 8. Willys Overland reports annual output topped 315000 cars as plants now produce Whippets at 1000 daily. December shipments exceed 15000, January schedules exceed 25000, with daily output rising to over 1600 by mid January. Workforce stands at 23000 with 10000 more skilled workers to be added in thirty days. A total of 968 Whippets rolled out on December 27.

Toledo Willys- Overland Company John N. Willys Pnts

Amherst Notes Highlight Local Events and Health Warnings

Miss Lucy Horn hosted the missionary society at Con gregational church with vice president Mayme Blum presiding. A devotion and story read followed by refreshments served by Miss Horn and Douglas Harris. Herbert Hahn Ceylon suffered two middle finger amputations while butchering at a local home and was treated at the hospital. Rev. Paul Bourquin to conduct German services at St John’s Evangelical Church Sunday at 2 PM, with annual meeting and officer elections. Health warnings issued on dog quarantine effective Dec 24 to Feb 1, with penalties for violations. enforcement to be strict. St Peter’s Evangelical church annual meeting set for Sunday 10:30 AM. Miss Lylah Walker hosted friends at her South Lake street home.

Amherst Lucy Horn Church Street Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Mayme Blum L. J. Beach Africa Floyd Moore Miss Horn Douglas Harris H. A Williams F. I. Hubbard James Miller Ada Purcell Anna Sablers F. E. Eastman Herbert Hahn Ceylon Walter Holstein Paul Bourquin St. John’s Evangelical Church County Health Board C. D. Bartlett Lee Mindler Amherst Thursa St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Lylah Walker South Lake Street

Engagement Revealed As Lylah Waller Bets on Don Bryant

Social notes describe Sally's Pilots Music contest and prizes with first place to Helen Lapp and Ruth Cromwell and consolation to Helen Freming and Mae Abel. A late hour luncheon featured yellow and blue décor, blue candles, and a centerpiece of cut flowers. Engagement of Lylah Waller to Don Bryant of Oberlin announced. A bridge party at Elyria Avenue hosted by Dorothy Moff and Caroline Kothe, first honors to Mo, second to Helen Orcutt, and consolation to Margaret Folds ey. Luncheon seating listed guests including Helen Orcutt and a large group of local women and hosts.

Helen Lapp Ruth Cromwell Helen Freming Mae Abel Lylah Waller Don Bryant Oberlin Garfield Harris Mary Walker B. A. Jenne Mac Abel Brownhelm Gertrude Helen Fleming Edna W Hopkins Lulah Agnes Grace Walker Dorothy Moff Caroline Kothe Elyria Avenue Helen Orcutt Margaret Foldsey Helen Eastman Jean Nicholl Delores Meaz Florence Bodman Irma Lau Margaret Feidser Alice Neiding Virginia Gillman Thelma Bond

New Night Classes Opened by Americanization Council

New night classes in citizenship and English are opening after a postponement due to public health orders. Miss Dorothy Herbert announced at the Settlement House on Vulcan Street that instructors include E D Adam for beginners and Clara Rost and J C Linster for intermediate and advanced English. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings for about three months with sessions at the Settlement House and Vulcan Street facilities.

Eisra Americanization Council Eirvin Dorothy Herbert Ascis*ae Sermont House Vulcan Street The Board of Health Herren Hee Aden Weny Jieroert Clara Rost Gates Schoel J. C. Linster Aill Doris Todd Herbert Charce Settlement House

Russia Observes Christmas Thirteen Days Late

Ju li on communities in Moscow observe Christmas on January 6 following Julian calendar. Greek Orthodox Church resists Gregorian alignment, keeping holidays 13 days later while government makes no official note. Business resumes normally, but widespread absences expected. peasants attend crowded churches. President Andrew Jackson once relied on a group of advisers known as the Kitchen Cabinet.

Moscow Julion Andrew Jackson

Tariff Hearings Begin January 7 in Washington

The House Ways and Means Committee will open seven weeks of public tariff hearings on January 7 to review revisions aimed at boosting U S prosperity by raising barriers to foreign goods. Hundreds of witnesses are expected. hearings cover chemicals, oils, paints, earthenware, glassware, metals, wood products, sugar, tobacco, fibers, and more as Democratic and Republican members weigh protective measures amid shifting political support.

Washington House Willis C. Hawley Oregon Hoover

Chicago Reports Record 39 Million in Mass Recreation

Chicago sets a new high record for mass competition with over 39 million participants in athletic and recreational activities during the past year, according to the Chicago Association of Commerce.

Chicago Chicago Association of Commerce

Six become get five mails daily at Whitener Arkansas

Whitener Arkansas, a town of six inhabitants, receives five daily mail deliveries. The arrangement comes from the town being at the junction of several routes and touched by all of them.

Whitener Ark United States

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Pontiag F. A. Smith & Bro Elyria Willys al Mason West Ave Miss Grace Abbott Children’s Bureau Department of Labor Sally Dick Hoblitzel Red Sox Charlotte Raymond Horst Orrville Melvin Horst Elegie Dora Ralph Roy Horst Russia Herbert Hoover Mandela Rust 2Nd St Claude Terry W. 2Nd Gray Block Auto Body and Radiator Co Fostoria Ohio Sedan Heeda Saketering Whippet Tillyn - Overland Ieft Willys-Overland,inc Toledo, Ohio Broad ST Broad Motor CO A. B. Jones George G. Spitzer Grafton, Ohio Wellington
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