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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
3
Local Willard service station man Mr F Aust debunks the idea of rebuilt batteries being as good as new. He notes many fixers use discarded battery parts, add a few new pieces, a fresh case and paint, then claim the unit is just as good as new to attract buyers.
Cadillac Motor Car Company stands as one of the world’s pioneer automobile makers and is credited with the successful introduction and development of the V-Type eight-cylinder high speed engine.
Expert from Prest-O-Lite Service Station explains proper power for lighting vacuum tubes. He advocates using a high quality storage battery, especially Prest-O-Lite, noting tubes draw about one ampere per hour at six volts and dry cells would soon fail under these loads.
The Wellington W C T U will meet at Mrs Robert Nooney's home on Tuesday afternoon June 6 for the annual Flower Mission day. Flowers are distributed among the sick by the W C T U members on this day. The region auxiliary will meet with Mrs WM Evans on Tuesday June 13 at 3:30 pm to plan work. Wellington Aerie F O E officers were installed at a June meeting with refreshments served. Wellington personals note travels, a scarlet fever case, and a home economics instructor's return.
Rev and Mrs W V Mallory and daughter Ruth Eloise return from Bear Lake Pa. Mrs Vera Walsh goes home to Akron after holding healing meetings. Gorham Chapman reunion held in Baptist church basement Thursday. Mrs E D Snder recovering from sickness. Mr and Mrs J W Penrod of Elyria Ohio visit John Nukes and family Friday night.
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