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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1923
Page
3
The Automobile Trade Journal notes a 10 percent rise in U S motor vehicle production and sales for 1923, with about 2 8 million passenger cars and trucks demanded. It projects large replacement markets, export demand, and a dense network of 40 889 dealers across varied city sizes, highlighting continued dominance of small cars and shifting price classes.
The text argues the small town market for automotive products is growing in importance. It projects a ten percent sales rise in 1923 over the best prior year, aiding dealers and manufacturers to strengthen their positions on sound, conservative lines. It asserts the automotive industry is presently stronger than any other major American industry.
Grafton January 27. The Belden Community Circle will host a chicken supper at the Farmer's Club House on Friday February 2 with quilts and other items to be auctioned. Also reports a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald named Christal Mae and notes various social events and meetings in the area.
BULLETINS WASHINGTON reports President Harding approved establishing a naval base at Alameda in San Francisco Bay with a $100000 appropriation to begin construction. Secretary of the Navy Deuby informed the House Naval Affairs Committee. A Columbus report notes a push to call an international conference for world rehabilitation. Chicago notes Mayor William Hale Thompson will not seek re election. Dublin mentions a rumor of Mrs. Croker marrying P J Feld. Columbus reports a local woman who attempted suicide via jumping from a bridge has left Mercy Hospital after medical care.
Paris reports the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences revoked the 15,000 fraffe Audiffret prize awarded to Prof. Charles Vaillant. Vaillant, who recently lost his remaining hand after a thirteenth operation to combat radium infection, could not sign the receipt for the prize.
F W Howard and James Tran have sold their grocery business to Ed Wise who assumed possession this week. The note recalls a State Preachers meeting in Columbus and a Loyalty class rescheduling. Several residents visit Cleveland, and a list of local social updates follows with health and travel mentions.
Jacob Suter visits Lorain. Mrs. Dave Pierce visits Cleveland. Ina Kenyon of Florence visits Mrs. R W Moulder. Elyria shoppers Chas Guenzebach and others travel, P H Altmiller trips to Elyria. Stotter and Latteman families host gatherings. measles illness hits Robert Latteman. Jay Parker and R W Moulder go to Amherst. Mt Vernon visitor Perry Hinckley. Strongsville trip for Henry Schafer’s mother illness. Henry Schafer and Jacob Swon ger drive to Elyria.
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