Rockne popularity climbs in ten day sales surge
Detroit July 2 Ex t Ret figures on Rockne sales in 20 key points in the United States for the ten day period ending June 20 show a 55.2 percent gain over the prior ten days. Total shipments to Rockne dealers as of June 20 exceed 16,000 units with May registrations up 23.9 percent from April across 26 states and DC, signaling stronger demand in the low priced field.
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Detroit
Mich
Rockne
United States
F. L. Wisthoff
Rockne Yore Corporation
Wiethoff
States
District of Columbia
Wrethoff
Pattie Buys Tenth Chevrolet In Local Auto Milestone
Mrs Kate Pattie, a rural schoolteacher in Waterville Washington, buys her tenth new Chevrolet from dealer C Wilson. All prior cars remain in local ownership and have been serviced by the same dealer who sold them new. Wilson gathered Pattie’s former cars for a gala trade-in display, with each car representing about 71 days of labor for a worker, reflecting two and a half years of work for the community.
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Waterville
Wash
Jay
Chevrolet
Kate Paitie
Pattie
C. Wilson
Wilson
Real estate transfers including several Lorain and Grafton properties
Real Estate Transfers list several conveyances: Brotherhood of Aoromotive Engineers Co operative National Bank of Cleveland to W J Horak sublets 341 and 345 block 4g Shora Subdivision Buckeye Country Club Sheffield Lake. Helen S Varman to Mary 3 Varman at West Erie and Brownell Lorain. Maggie Morrison to Ruth Hlas on Alameda Avenue West Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake. H W Merriman quitclaim to Elizabeth G Merriman on Princeton Avenue Elyria. Joseph and Priscilla Balog to Mary Groening 25 acres on Grafton Eastern Road Grafton Township.
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Brotherhood of Aoromotive Engineers
Co-operative National Bank of Cleveland
W. J. Horak
Shora Subdivision
Buckeye Country Club
Sheffield
Lake
Helen S. Varman
Mary 3. Varman
West Erie Avenue
Brownell Avenue
Lorain
Maggie Morrison
Ruth Hlasin
Alameda Avenue
West Shore
Sheffield Lake
H. W. Merriman
Elizabeth G Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Elyria
Joseph and
Priscilla Balog Toter
Mary Groening
Grafton Eastern Road
Grafton Township
Betty Blaine lands music scholarship and camp stint
July 2 brief notes Betty Blaine received a music scholarship granting eight weeks at Cedar Point Band Camp. She performed with Camp members on WJAY Sunday. Betty and Dorig Standen joined Miss Betty Blaine for a clarinet and sax duet with Ellen Morgan at Ridgeville Congregational tea.
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Briefs Fields
Muiss
Betty Blaine
Cedar Point
Betty
Mary Wheeler
Milton Marshal
Fort Collins
Col
Roland Blaine
Marjory Worcester
John Bainbridge
Robert Harding
Elyria Clinic
Dorig Standen
Ellen Morgan
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Robert Taylor, Jr
G. Fortune
Wilson Fortune
L. D’lioyd
Agnes
LA Story of Mystery and Love in the South Seas Chapter 48
Holmes and companions recover a log book from a perilous escape in the South Seas. Havia recounts swimming through shark-infested waters with a waterproof silk wrapped book while Livingston and Altair work with the manuscript. The group deciphers final instructions for a hidden chamber, preparing for a dangerous voyage.
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South
Bruce Painces
Holmes
Pally
Havia
Tom
Larry
Helmeg
Pauo
Jane
Pilly
Hiulmes
Livingston
Altair
Paug
Jessey
Hayia
Sulking Man Delivers Melancholy Missive From New York
A long stream of comic mutterings and moody musings from a nameless male narrator in New York, lamenting loneliness and overbearing crowds. He jokes about rockbottom moods, imagined headlines, and a wish to be left alone while spinning take after take on fame, reporters, owls, and brain fog. The piece reads like a diary-like standup riff.
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New York
MeIntire
Lawrence Tibbett
Brownhelm B B18 Meet Brownhelm July 2 4 H Club Plan Delegates
The bi monthly meeting of the Boys 4 H Club the B B s met Tuesday at leader H L Leimbach s home. Activities included swimming and ball then a business session led by Ralph Hasenpflug president. A $4 contribution was approved for one or two delegates to Camp Craig. Raymond and Vernon Trenter were chosen delegates. Record books were distributed to 21 members. Next meeting set for July 7 at End Of Way Farm. Members to bring records bulletins and pencils. Leadership by Leimbach F M Smith and Ralph Hasenpflug. A Children s Day program was held at Hyangelica church Sunday evening with out of town guests from Leonard Buchs and Elmer Portman families.
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Brownhelm
H. L. Leimbach
Ralph Hasenpfing
Jeader
Camp Craig
Raymond
Vernon Trenter
End of Way Farm
F. M. Smith
Ralph Hasenpflug
Merricks and relatives visit for Beesing reunion
Dr. and Mrs. J R Merrick and family from Forrester Illinois together with other relatives visited Mrs. Merricks mother Mrs David Baird and kin this week. The group attended the Beesing family reunion at The Hedges and multiple friends and neighbors hosted visits across Amherst and surrounding areas.
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J. R. Merrick
Billy
Barbara Hageman
Forrester
Illinois
Beesing
Alice
Cleveland
Andrew Fritsch
Betty Baus
Amherst
WEDDING ATTENDANCE AT LOIFFLER BRANDau SERVICE
Mr and Mrs Sam Bacon and others attended the Loiffler Brandau wedding at St Pauls Evangelical church in Elyria. Several local families were noted as spending time with relatives in Vermilion Cleveland Lorain and Oberlin. A quoted aphorism on women and mind ends the item.
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Sam Bacon
Mra
A. J. Shattuck
Raymond Bechtel
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Elyria
Local Society Notes From La Grange July Visit Friends
Miss Mary Stimson stayed with Miss Helen Sheffield of Lorain for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe hosted Cleveland guests. Gerald Rawson from Cleveland visited Gordon Adams. Laurel Baldwin and Mrs Heath with Mr and Mrs Myri Heath of Penfield were guests last week. Mrs. Henry Abbey shows improvement after illness. L W Stranahan returned from Indiana visit. Margaret and Patty Hacker visited grandparents Fred Hacker of Penfield. Ina M Biggs and friend Join Anderson of Rocky River.
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LA Grange
Mary Stimson
Helen Sheffield
Lorain
Wolfe
North Main Street
Cleveland
Gerald Rawson
Gordon Adams
Laurel Baldwin
W. Heath
Myri E H. Heath
Penfield
Henry Abbey
L. W. Stranahan
Indiana
Margaret
Patty Hacker
Fred Hacker
Ina M. Biggs
Anderson
Rocky River
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel Plans
Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and traveling. Mrs. Clisten chain Ul manages asthma care with Ruth sun det Bien filters Mayns Wolcott Adams at supper. Willard Weteos and wife stay with grandmother Iva Deam. Deam plans to travel to Michigan to care for a ill cousin. Mr and Mrs Lee Freeman of San Francisco and Mr and Mrs Ray Freeman of Cleveland visited C. L. Gett and C. S. Adams. Bessie Rumser to spend two months with Fitchville friends. Runals road being improved. Thad Rawson and children from Cleveland spent Sunday with his sister.
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Ruth Sun
Wolcott Adams
Willard Weteos
Elyria
Mite Iva Deam
Faginaw
Michigan
Heve
Wiehville
Arthur Wolfe
Runals
Thad Rawson
Cleveland
Sunday
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C. F. Bechtel
Milo McQueen
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Board of Education
John Thourot
Henry County
Bowling Green Normal School
Northeim Bros
Nelson Newberry
Parker Baird
Elmer Kneisel
Lemoyne Green
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
B. K. Lindsley
Vermilion
Arthur Northeim
Arlene
Frank Northeim
John Lembke
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Howard Garret
Paul Schipper
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Velma
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W. H. Chapin
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