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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
11
Buick promotes Duco as the finish that extends finish life and adds value for Buick owners. Every Buick part is built to endure and Duco finish complements mechanical durability. Used reasonably, it keeps a car looking well after months of service.
Revival meetings in Sullivan continue through the week with many declaring their commitment to the Lord. Rev Irmhoff and Albion church members attended a meeting at the Christian church. Don Ballon wed Mildred Kysor of Ashland at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Porter officiating.
Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs D S Housman Fuller Smith and Mr and Mrs O C Arndt and families for sister Mrs Sam Haines of Wellington. George Lorence of Huntington dies after weeks of illness leaving wife two daughters and several relatives. Mrs Emma Munhollen and others attend funeral of Mrs Winifred Childs brought from Sterling Michigan. State road between Sullivan and Ashland drifted with many stalled cars. John Lanaghery of Wellington mentioned.
Demand for the Nash Advanced and Special Six line at the New York Auto Show set a record margin of 41 percent over prior Nash totals. The new low priced Advanced Six Sedan and the Victoria model heightened demand, keeping Nash plants busy since August 1. In unrelated notes, the Farmers Institute was well attended with prize winners listed for crops, poultry, and produce, led by Marshall McAdoo with multiple firsts and a special $2 prize from the Sullivan Agricultural Society.
Penfield Local will hold a milk meeting Tuesday January 27 to elect officers and the advisory council. Miss Florence Starr teaching in Peking China reportedly broke her right arm while in Minnesota, adding to a recent long teaching stint in Peking.
The piece notes that two more years remain and announces the first issue of Station P H S published by the students, marking a milestone in student journalism at the school.
Penfield High School students on Tuesday earned praise for perseverance and commendable effort as their diligence was recognized by staff and community.
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