Public engineering exhibit at Hart Lepper Motor Sales
Next Tuesday at 7 p m all will have a chance to see how an automobile is made at Hart Lepper Motor Sales 2295 Broad St Elyria. Mr Harr president says every buyer should see what he pays for and the exhibit aims to show material and workmanship behind autos. The event features an engineering exhibit phantom chassis and a miniature automobile show to enlighten buyers before final choice.
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Hart- Lepper Motor Sales
Broad St
Moey
Harr
Elyria
Dynamic Detroit Adventures at Hart's Color Show
Mr Hart invites ladies and all patrons to a color and style show featuring a young couple's adventures in Dynamic Detroit, home of the automobile industry. The feature pictures are highlighted as produced at great expense and among the best of their kind.
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Hart
Detroit
New Oldsmobile Model Announced Convertible Roadster
A new Oldsmobile Six line addition debuts as a convertible roadster with sport lines and quick, easy transformation to a closed car. The design emphasizes low stance without reducing headroom, a folded flat top over the cowl, and a durable double watertight deck material top built on three bows with a wide rounded rear edge.
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Oldsmobile
Car design features revised rear deck and folding windshield
A description notes a nine inch thick lower body raft with a rear window of plate glass that can open and tie to the top when rear deck seats are used. It highlights a single plate glass windshield in a brass frame that folds over the cowl, a bottom-mounted wiper, and a ball socket rear view mirror adjustable for use with or without the windshield.
Dodge offers wide choice of colors for new Six models
Dodge Brothers color charts show a broad range of exterior shades and matching upholstery options. Leo Meyer, local dealer, notes eight body styles in the New Six line with colors including rolling green mossagate Riviera ambate Lorenda and Ladoga greens, ensuring prompt delivery of desired combinations.
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America
Dodge Brothers
Leo Meyer
Ladoga
Automobile Exports Show Big Increase
John N. Willys, president of Willys-Overland, returned on the Leviathan with Sir William Letis of Willys-Overland Crossley. Willys said 1929 American automotive exports were shattering records and forecast over 700.9 million dollars in shipments abroad, compared with about 500 million in 1925.
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John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Company
William Letis
Willys-Overland Crossley, Ltd
Manchester
England
Export markets brighten for American autos says Willys
Mr. Willys notes optimism after Europe trip and strong export figures. He predicts American passenger cars trucks parts and equipment may reach unprecedented export value this year as demand abroad grows.
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Willys
Europe
Local Notes From Ridgeville And Nearby Towns
Ridgeville and nearby residents share visits and travel news. Mrs Munch of Cleveland spent a week with niece Mrs Ralph Gilder. Marvin Evans improved after illness. Families from Berea Marblehead and Cleveland gathered for Ralphs birthday. Mrs J Buliman and Betty Robinson returned from Elmira New York. Several Cleveland visitors called on local families while Florence Stacey enjoys a five week Antioch College break.
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Ridgeville
Munch
Leveland
Ralph Gilder
Marvin Evans
Haun
Ashland
Edd Morgan
Cleveland
Bartel
Florence Stacey
Antioch College
Ralph
Berea
Marblehead
Lakewood
This Place
Manny
E. H. Eldred
Elyria
J. Buliman
Betty Robinson
Elmira
New York
Hobson
Safety meeting on quarry hazards in Amherst area
July 8 1929 at South Amherst school auditorium a Quarry Safety meeting will be held under the Division of Safety and Hygiene of the Industrial Commission of Ohio. Albert E Slack safety engineer led efforts. program includes welcome address by Paul Mori, talks on Safety in Quarries and Why Safety, two films, and attendance invited by the public.
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South Amherst
Cleveland Quarries Co
Albert E. Slack
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Carl FE. Gibbson
Paul A. Mori
George P. Meehan
Motion Picture
Wm. F. Johnson
New Yorkentral Railroad Company
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Martin Springer
Regu
RIVER ROAD Social Visits and Moves Reported in town
Mrs Charles Lawson and Mrs Paul Lawson and three children visited at Seeley and Dent on Friday. Ed Youngerberg moved to Cleveland. Sunday guests at Seeley included Frank Van Wagnen Lara and Gertrude of Elyria John Chambers Eaton and Byron Seeley. Seeley ill again Monday. Carrie Sheldon Harmon Sheldon visited Amherst on Thursday. Richard Chambers Hugh Nickler called Monday. Dick Slaughter moved to the quarry house. Mildred Mertz of Avon spent Monday with her parents Youngerbergs.
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Congregational
F. E. Eastman
St. John’s Evangelical
Paul Bourquin
Lodi Gibson
Jacob Muth
Forest Street
Amherst
St. John’s Sunday School
Christ Krieg
Fred Schacht
Albert Farey
Albert Wragg
Alfred Roll
Margaret Schneider
Paul Mori
Henry Hammill
Clarence Kern
Henry Rolb
Ceylon Junction
Jacob Kolb
Charles
Ernie Engle
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Schneider
Fred Foster
Russia Township
Albert Schneider
John Bauman
Henrietta
Dorothy Pfoff
Thomas Keattie
Oberlin
Harry Brucker
Ernest Schneider
Here
Amelia Schneider
Elyria
Paul A. Mori
Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
South Amherst
Amhherst Township
Walter Schneider
Wiagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Wilma Emery
Wm. Emery
Tleta Cummins
Townsend
Green
Crystal Beach
Edward Green
Harmon Mathas
Frances
Thelma Jean
Fitchfield
New London
Cleveland
Charles Nickel
Alma
Elmer
Cedar Point
Lodi Ruth
Evelyn
Martin Mathas
Ann Mathas
Elas Jumont
Gust Mathas
Sylvia Clapp
Dewey Fackler
Chippewa Lake
Charles Lawson
Paul Lawson
A. Seeley
George Dent
Ed Youngerberg
Seeley Home
Frank van Wagnen
Lara
Gertrude
John Chambers
Eaton
Byron Seeley
Frank Vangnen
Seeley
Temple Barber Shop Ad at Masonic Temple Building
Local barber shop advertises boys cuts at 23 cents with Saturdays 50 cents, four chairs and no waiting. Max Slutzker invites friends to visit. Temple Barber Shop operates in the Masonic Temple Building.
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Max Slutzker
Temple Barber Shop
Masonic Temple Building
Representatives We Build and Finance 100 Percent
Phone 2722 J. F. Hines C. E. Cline representatives advertise a service to build and finance projects with full funding. The brief notice lists contact numbers and names for inquiries and emphasizes complete financing.
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C. E. Cline
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