Prizes Presented In Buick Contest At New York Show
Buick announces winners of its 50 000 prize contest during Automobile Show Week in New York Dr Edward N Walker of Akron Ohio won first prize and Mrs C A Beatty of Windsor HI won second prize of 10 000 They received checks at the Buick booth in the Generali Motors exhibit at the Waldorf Astoria Two other winners B Schafer of Buffalo NY and Miss Ruth Aaron a 16 year old Brooklyn student won 1 590 prizes for fourth and fifth places respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. W. Churchill
Buick Motor Company
Buick
Edward N. Walker
Akron
Ohio
C. A. Beatty
Windsor
Dr. Walker
Airs
Beatty
Generali Motors
New Waldorf Astoria
B. Schaefer
Buffalo
Ruth Aaron
Brooklwan
Studebaker Unveils 1952 Sales Plan For Retail Force
Rioy H. Faulkner announces a new 1952 plan by The Studebaker Sales Corporation to reward retail salesmen. A fund may exceed 5 000 dollars, with cash credits for each Studebaker salesman on every new car or truck sold and reported from January 1 to September 20 1952. At period end, credits will be paid in three equal monthly installments.
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Rioy H. Faulkner
Studebaker Sales Corporation of America
Studebaker Sales Corporation
Studebaker
du Pon2
Studbaker
Willy Offers New Line at Low Prices
G A Miller president of Willys Overland announces the lowest priced line of automobiles ever produced in America. The sixes and eights and Willys Knight cars see immediate price reductions to stimulate demand, employment, and dealer profits while highlighting the 100 6 mile Silver Streak motor with AA A speed records and Pike's Peak wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
G. A. Miller
Willys- Overland Company
America
Willys-Overland
Willys- Knight
Wr. Miller
Obsolete Leg Concept Prompts Auto Industry Hope
Detroit on January 23 1932 Rockne Motors vice president George M. Graham told mid western dealers that in 1932 automobiles will be sold in quantity because legs have become obsolete for locomotion. He claimed humans rely on cars for movement and predicted a bright automotive outlook despite humorous description.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
George M. Graham
Rockne Motors Corporation
Rockne
Graham
Pontiac Production Schedule Increases For January
Pontiac Michigan January production for Pontiac Six and Pontiac V Eight rises nearly 26 percent from 8100 to 1900 units due to strong dealer orders. I J Reuter notes the schedule is conservative and expects further rate increases before month end while highlighting 1931 retail sales rising over 1930.
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Pontiac
Mich
I. J. Reuter
Oakland Motor Car Company
Reuter
Pontiar
Chevrolet launches nationwide sales campaign in 50 000 meetings
Detroit January 23 Chevrolet Motor Company announces a nationwide series of sales meetings over two months involving 50 000 salesmen dealers bankers zone and regional officials and central office executives Attendance is expected to surpass all prior records as retail salesmen and dealers are convened simultaneously The aim is to enlist dealer support and boost retail sales across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet Motor Company
Modern Chevrolet Sales Plan Outlined For 1932
Four home office groups with cars and stage crews will conduct 50 meetings in key cities to train salesmen on presenting the Chevrolet Six. H. J. Klingler, VP and G.S.M., will supervise. Assistants D. E. Ralston W. E. Holler M. D. Douglas and W. G. Lewellen lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Chevrolet
Home Office
H. J. Klingler
D. E. Ralston
W. E. Holler
M. D. Douglas
W. G. Lewellen
Ladies of Methodist aid plan all day quilt day
Mrs George Reese hosted the Number Two Division of the Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society on Tuesday afternoon. Members present included Mrs Frank Eschtruth Mrs Hattie White Mrs Maud Westcott Mrs Reese and Miss Edith Hurlbut with visitors Mrs Hazel Fridenstine Mrs Hattie Hasley and Mrs J J Heckel. They voted to hold an all day meeting Tuesday February 2 in the church parlors to work on a quilt.
Vincent School Hosts P T A Film Night And Talks
A Tuesday program at the Vincent school house featured a motion picture show sponsored by the P T A to raise lunch supplies for pupils. Admission was a jar of fruit or vegetables.
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Vincent
The
Independents
North Olmsted
Brookside
Lunch Hour at Markley School Noted by Local Officials
Mrs Strousack and Mrs Rae serve hot lunch to pupils at Markley school at noon this week. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Collier and daughter Betty spent weekend with Mr and Mrs A H Arnold of Collins Ohio. Mr and Mrs W E B Taft visited Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Chambers. Miss Mary Eva Arnold of Col- is mentioned in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strousack
Rae
Markley School
Lawrence Collier
Betty
A. H. Arnold
Collins
Ohio
W. EB. Taft
H. C. Chambers
Mary Eva Arnold
Col
Lins
Social visiting list from Elyria Marblehead area
Residents from Lins and nearby towns spend days with family and friends. Multiple calls and dinners occur among the Collier Morris Stoughton Reese Penrod Hakins Hasley Marlett Pixley and other households in Elyria Lorain Marblehead and Lake Avenue, with travels between home and relatives.
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Louis Kallassay
Cleveland
J. G. Morris
J. Hamish
Tully Baldwin
Kathryn McMillan
Lorain
H. Hill
F. H. Lewis
Frankie Reese
M. Penrod
Howard Penrod
Charles Penrod
Keisler
A. C. Hakkins
Elyria
Wilford Hasley
Penrod
George Reese
Thomas Penson
Harold Engle
Clyde Pixley
Lake Avenue
W. W. Marlett
J. L. McIntire
Marblehead
George Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Mike Mazur
Mike Seneck
Ohio
C. E. McIntire
Miss Mary Walker Visits Lorain County Notables
Mary Walker is in Avon to spend time with sister Mrs. Lyman Hitchcock of Columbus. Reverend Ashburn and Eugenes Hubbard attended Lorain County Lawmen meeting at Elvira Methodist Church Monday evening. Mrs. Charles Wagner hosts guest Miss Katherine Thowe.
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Avon
Mary Walker
Lyman Hitchcock
Columbus
Ashburn
Eugenes Hubbard
Lorain County
Elvrra Methodist Church
Charles Wagner
Katherine Thowe
Village social notes from midweek dinners and calls
Miss Edith Webber hosted guests at her Snow road home on Wednesday evening. Attorney Stetson hosted village officials and council members at Kate Kreuzer’s Detroit road residence Wednesday. Mrs. Antone Linden entertained the Lucky Link Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. H EB Hubbard with her son Donald and daughter Bertha visited Mrs Bates of Avon Lake on Tuesday afternoon.
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Edith Webber
Snow Road
Attorney Stetson
Kate Kreuzer
Detroit Road
Antone Linden
Lucky Link Club
H. EB. Hubbard
Donald
Bertha
Bates
Avon Lake
Par ent-Teacher meeting in South Amherst with classroom visits
The January Par ent-Teacher association met at the school with tours of rooms from 1 09 to 3 29. First grade won a potted plant for most visitors. A library needs committee was appointed to survey the school collection. The program featured solos by Emma Gleason and Dorothy Strickler, remarks by Principal Keller, and songs and readings by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Parent-Teacher Association
John Thompson
Helen Meyers
Earl Keller
Emma Gleason
Milda Ruth
Columbia Gem of the Ocean
Velma Brooks
Theresa Wheh
Security Benefit Association Holds Regular Meeting
The Security Benefit Association held a regular business meeting in the lodge rooms Wednesday evening with a good attendance present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Benefit Association
In Oberlin Health Officer Vaccinates Local School
Dr. O'Brian the Oberlin health officer with the County Nurse administered inoculations to about fifty children in the local school during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brian
Oberlin
Eighteenth Birthday Dinner for Lewis Kilmer Highlighted by Team Guests
Lewis Kilmer celebrated his eighteenth birthday with a Wednesday evening dinner at home hosted by Mrs. Clinton Kilmer. High school basketball teammates joined as guests and seating honored the guest of the hour along with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller and several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kilmer
Clinton Kilmer
Earl Keller
Ridgar Alberts
Jerry Stephenson
Benny Lupe
Alex Kuzuka
Hubert and Earl Jones
Albert Aeberhart
Calvin Ruth
Fred Krueck
Benny Melin
Kilmer Family Names in Event Aboard
Clinton Kilmer Arthur Kilmer Mrs Belle Kilmer and Anna Belle Kilmer attend a gathering hosted by the Kilmer family hostess at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Kilmer
Arthur Kilmer
Mrs. Belle Kilmer
Anna Belle Kilmer
Choral Club Meets at Nicol Home for Rehearsal
Members of the Choral Club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James M. P. Nicol on Wednesday evening for a regular rehearsal followed by a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. P. Nicol
Brighton Basket Ball Clash On Home Floor This Evening
The Brighton basketball teams host local rivals on their home court this evening with public invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Mrs Emil Ruth Admitted To Amherst Hospital
Mrs Emil Ruth was admitted to Amherst Hospital for treatment on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosital
Emil Ruth
Amherst Hospital
Local News Briefs From Columbia and Elyria Area
Mrs Hannah Longdow and daughter Edith visited Mary Kolb in Elyria on Sunday. Eight grade party at Winnifred Wilford’s on West River road. Rev Harold Halderman to show moving pictures at the high school. Baptist Mission Circle to be entertained by Mrs Ima Walker on January 27. Nominees for Baptist Sunday school officers announced by Irene Healey Ethel Cartright and Gertrude Walkden. Out of town guests at Farmers Institute include Adolph Roth Ridgeville Chas Reisinger Lorain and others. Prizes awarded for posters and baked goods across several grades and the high school with Doris Wright and Earl Putt among prizewinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baptist Sunday School
Irene Healey
Ethel Cartright
Gertrude Walkden
Farmer’s Institute
Adolph Roth
Ridgeville
Chas. Reisinger
Lorain
Belle Osborne
Merrill Squire
Wilma
Albert Riemenschneider
Berea
Merton Bartter
Fields
George Dunning
Royalton
Louis Offenberg
Jennie Cole
Jane
Haton
Emma Dair
Institute
Howard Walker
Stewart Bartter
Russell Burnett
Geo. Struhar
Earl Putt
Kenneth Eizenbarth
Doris Wright
Lawrence Bartter
H. S
Martha Dupakoski
Helen Dellman
Sermon Series at Methodist Church and Local News
Rev Earl L Lea preaches the third Lord's Prayer sermon at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. Trustees and clerks meet in Elyria to discuss aiding county poor. Columbia to divert hawk-killing fund of one hundred dollars to relief. Miss Margaret Squire to enter St Luke’s Hospital Cleveland for nurses training among thirty accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Heineman
Florence Dunford
Earl L. Lea
A. D. Carpenter
P. W. Heineman
W. R. Squire
Elyria
Columbia
Hawks
Margaret Squire
Earl Squire
Berea
St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland
Columbus Map Legend Debunked in Turkey Museum
Istanbul Turkey investigations debunk the claim that a military museum map is the original Columbus discovery chart. The faded document is now shown to depict the Mediterranean and to have been drawn for a Turkish admiral.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Christopher Columbus
America
Mediterranean Sea
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Automobile News
Kennedy Koal
Aho
Willy
Ghevaulet
Mildred Cobb
Monroe
Louisiana State
Walter
William
Jennie Born
Myers
May Baldwin
T. A
Dorothy Strickler
Home Sweet Home
Yodo
Emma
Omer
Stanley
Marshal Otey Walker
Aunt Saraw Peabody
Mrs. Kilmer
8&C
Wasserman’s Quality Clothes Shop
Broad St
East Avenue
Toledo, Ohio
Willys-Knight
the Broad Motor Co
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