Machine records sound on a steel tape in Cleveland
Cleveland June 10 Perfec tion of a machine which magnetically records voice music or other sound on steel tape and immediately reproduces the recording was announced today by the Brush Development Co. Features include instantaneous reproduction virtually everlasting recordings with no loss of volume or tone quality and immediate erasure for reuse of the same tape for multiple recordings. Production plans are being completed at the Brush plant.
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Cleveland
Brush Development Co
Brush
Auto Run On Liquified Coal Demonstrated In Chicago
Prof Francis W Godwin of Armour Institute demonstrated a quart of liquified bituminous coal in a standard car in Chicago. The engine sputtered then ran smoothly after an air bubble in the feed line was fixed. He claimed the fuel could be produced cheaply and used without engine changes for the American Retail Coal convention.
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Chicago
Francis W. Godwin
Armour Institute of Technology
Goodwin
Godwin
Artillery Veterans To Hold Meeting In Ohio
Frank B. Tanner of Oberlin presides at Columbus executive committee meeting for the 324th Field Artillery Association. The seventeenth annual reunion is set for August 5 and 6 in Newark with headquarters at the Hotel Warden. The regiment trained at Camp Sherman and served in France and Germany as Corps Artillery. Colonel during service was Major General T. Q. Ashburn, Ohio native and Inland Waterways Commission president.
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Frank B. Tanner
Oberlin
324Th Field Artillery Association
Columbus
324Th F. A. A
Newark
324Th F. A
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
France
Germany
Army of Occupation
T. Q. Ashburn
The
Inland Waterways Commission
Ohio
Palestine Ships Large Quantities of Citrus to England
Palestine ships large quantities of oranges and grapefruit to England amid wartime trade efforts. The dispatch highlights growing export activity and the role of citrus shipments in supporting allied supply lines.
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Palestine
England
Pontiac owners drive away from factory in record numbers
More than 10 800 Pontiac owners visited the plant to take delivery during 1937 and 38. Most buyers came from Pacific Coast and Gulf states with California alone at 60 percent. Foreign orders include Manila Guam Hawaii Ancon Brazil Argentina and Capetown. A drive-away service at the factory handles 1000 and 2000 mile checkups with oil changes lubrication tuning battery and tire and body polishing.
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Pacific Coast
Gulf States
California
Atlantic States
General Motors Overseas
Pontiac
America
Manila
Island of
Guam
Hawaii
Ancon
Brazil
Argentine
Capetown
Pontiac Motors
Promotions Made In Hudson Sales Force
Hudson Motor Car Company announces reassignments and appointments in its sales division. George H. Pratt names N. K. VanDerzee zone manager for Greater New York and New Jersey, Fred D. Turrill for Cincinnati territory, and six new regional managers in the Eastern division led by H. F. Byrne. Midwest region under C. G. Beeching adds Braun, Donahue, Cregor, Hackett, and Slaughter, with Collins of Chicago and Oliver of Dallas continuing as regional managers.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
George H. Pratt
N. K. VanDerzee
New York
New Jersey
Contiguous
Fred D. Turrill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
H. F. Byrne
L. C. LaFrance
Boston
D. E. Thomas
Albany
F. H. Barbee
Philadelphia
Ross Williams
Detroit
A. F. Torgler
Cleveland
G. W. Estaver
Greensboro
H. F. Whit More
Atlanta
Midwest
C. G. Beeching
C. M
Ford's Silence Is Result Of Research
Dearborn Michigan June 10 sound engineers using stethoscopes microphones and vibration tests report Ford silent during inspection and experimental sessions detailing acoustic findings and equipment setup for vehicle testing and noise analysis.
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Ford
Dearborn, Mich
Silent 1939 Ford Lincoln Cars Cut Road Noise
Road tests from the Ford-Lincoln group show new 1939 models achieve exceptional cabin quietness. Using sound-level meters and lab-borne research, engineers crafted bodies with better deadening materials for smoother, more efficient travel at speeds from 20 to 70 mph.
Unique Chevrolet School Opens in Detroit with International Enrollees
Chevrolet launches its sixth and largest Post Gradu ate School of Modern Merchandising and Management in Detroit. Thirty two students attend an eight week course covering automotive dealership operations with a foreign representation from South America, South Africa and England. The program stems from William E Holler’s research, directed by T O Mc Laughlin, with honorary lecturers from GM and Chevrolet leadership.
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Chevrolet
Detroit
South America
South Africa
England
William E. Holler
Automotive “College
T. O. McLaughlin
Rhodes
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
William S. Knudsen
M. E. Coyle
C. F. Kettering
R. H. Grant
James D. Mooney
Graeme K. Howard
G. M. Overseas Corp
Albert L. Deane
Motors Holding Civ
Charles E. McTavish
G. M. Products of Canada
New Studebaker Champion Sets Economy Record
The Studebaker Champion broke long distance economy records on a San Francisco Exposition to New York World's Fair run. A 6,144 mile round trip completed under the American Automobile Association Contest Board supervision. It averaged 40.85 miles per hour.
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Studebaker
San Francisco Exposition
American Automobile Association Contest Board
Stephen Hughes and Joan Lynton wed amid Bolivar intrigue
Stephen Hughes secretly marries Joan Lynton after stopping arms smuggling linked to Jim Barnegay. He faces political pressure from Jason Kirby and the Hayden company while wrestling guilt over a $100,000 bequest and a lingering love for Eleanor Hayden. The pursuit of justice strains their new marriage.
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Stephen Hughes
San Luis
Bolivar
Central America
Eleanor Hayden
Jason Kirby
U. S
Kirby
Stephen
Jim Barnegay
Alejo
Joan Lynton
Barnegay
Joan
Adobe Mission
Mission Gardens
Tephen
Horace Bailey
Hayden Company
Hayden
Bailey
Studebaker Champion Sets World Fair Mileage Mark
A Studebaker Champion car tested by A A A observers completed a cross country run from Los Angeles to New York and back to San Francisco. The vehicle averaged 27.26 miles per gallon and showed essentially no wear after inspection.
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Tradebaker
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Studebaker
New York
Manhattan
Wellington Summer Band Concerts Open Next Week
Wellington opens six concert series under Clyde Seidel with a town funded finale picnic. Merchants' baseball team hosts Litchfield at Wellington Fair Grounds Sunday at 2 30. Ordination service for Harold (text cut).
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Wellington
Clyde Seidel
Wellington Merchants
Litchfield
Wellington Fair Grounds
Harold
Ordination Exam Set at Wellington Baptist Church
Jackson, a recent graduate of Practical Bible Training School in New York, will be examined by Hebron Association pastors and delegates at Wellington Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 30 p m. If ordained, the service will follow at 7 30 that evening. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a Westlake Park picnic Monday evening. Memorial Day committee meets 7 30 Wednesday June 14 to finalize duties. bills should be presented to treasurer Mrs Frank Obrig.
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Frank Obrig
Community Club and Scout Activities Schedule
Parents' Music Club gathers at 8 pm Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Seidel. Wellington Scout Troop invites all boys to visit the Scout reservation and join activities next Monday night meeting at the Congregational church at 5 30.
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Clyde Seidel
Wellington
Congregational Church
Death of Former Templeton Resident Emily Sage Morgan
Former Templeton resident Mrs Emily Sage Morgan died recently at her home after a long- term illness and years of invalid status.
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Emily Sage Morgan
Templeton
California
Methodist Missionary Society Guests at Courtland Street
Eighteen members of the Methodist Missionary society met Thursday afternoon at Courtland Street hosted by Mrs. Anna Nooney. Miss Florence Starr presided. Nominating committee members were Mesdames Blanche Smith, Scott Anderson and Norman Griggs. Mrs. Lonzo S. Green headed the Stewardship work. Mrs. Charles Gadfield spoke on College Work in North Carolina and Georgia. A vocal trio sang Just a Whispered Prayer. Mrs. Norma Griggs read The Trousseau That Never Wore Out. A pageant was presented by Mrs. J H Page and Mrs. A B Southard with participants Jeanne Whiteside Edith Barnes Vivienne Willard Ireta Page Bessie Rucker. Mrs. Herman Gower led the devotional.
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Methodist Missionary Society
Anna Nooney
Courtland Street
Florence Starr
Mesdames
Blanche Smith
Scott Anderson
Norman Griggs
Lonzo S. Green
Charles Gadfield
North Carolina
Georgia
Ireta Page
Vivienne Willard
Jeanne Whiteside
Norma Gr
CCC Camp worker Donald Miller speaks at Kiwanis meeting
Donald Miller, son of Mrs. Miller of Kelly Street, reported his CCC Camp work at Bleeds Utah during the Kiwanis gathering Thursday noon. He said he is home now and will return to the Camp this Fall if no work is found. The Junior King's Daughters met Thursday evening with Mrs. Robert Gillette on North Main Street to plan their annual Garden party. Committees were named and a covered-dish supper preceded the meeting.
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Fae
Joan
Stephen
Donald Miller
King’s Daughters
Robert Gillette
North Main Street
Jolly Bakers 4-H Club Meets at School House
The Jolly Bakers 4-H club gathered Thursday afternoon at the school house with advisor Mrs. Arnold Kipplinger present. Plans were made for the summer work and new member Eleanor Linder was welcomed as Mary Tudor and Mary Lupico demonstrated jello making and folding. Eleven other members attended.
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Jolly Bakers
Arnold Kipplinger
Mary Tudor
Mary Lupico
Eleanor Linder
4 H Club Scholarships Offered Across Eight Counties
The company announces that 4 H call club members in Ashland Ashtabula Cuyahoga Erie Geauga Huron Lake and Lorain counties may secure a scholarship. The award provides either 100 dollars toward a two year course or two 50 dollar scholarships toward a short six week program at a recognized college of agriculture or home economics.
Methodist-Lonzo Green to Lead Sunday Services
Methodist-Lonzo S Green minister Sunday school 9 30 Charles Barnes superintendent Children s Day exercises at 10 30 Also baptismal service for infants and small children Evening worship 7 30 Sermon subject The Higher Being Turned Into the Lower Young People s Night Pastors of Wellington Protestant churches and one delegate from each church will meet Sunday evening to consider union services to be held outdoors this Summer.
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Lonzo S. Green
Charles Barnes
Wellington
Morning worship and Children’s Day program at church
John H. Green minister leads Bible school at 9 30 a m. Morning service at 10 30 with juniors presenting the program. Children’s Day program at 10 30 directed by Mrs Chester Eglin. B Y P U at 6 30 with song service and 7 30 sermon. Sermon subject Are Sinners Happy.
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John H. Green
Paul Wilkinson
Chester Eglin
Bible School and Worship Services This Morning
Bible school begins at 9 30 with Mrs Mabel Whipple as superintendent Lord s Supper and morning worship follow at 10 45 The sermon title is The Old and the New Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m and the evening service at 7 30 features Motive and Reward
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Bible School
Mabel Whipple
Christian Endeavor
Charles W. Record Minister Leads Church Service
Charles W. Record serves as minister with church school at 9:30 led by Edward, as listed in the community notices.
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Charles W. Record
Edward
Gribben Pastor Leads Sunday Services
G F Gribben pastor announces Sunday school at 2 30 p m preaching at 3 p m and Sunday evening service at 7 45 p m for the congregation.
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G. F. Gribben
Christian Unity Class at Congregational Church
Margaret Jones and L. T. lead a Christian unity class meeting Sunday at 9 38 in the Congregational church with attendees expected.
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Christian Unity Class
Margaret Jones
L. T
Congregational
Ashland College Graduation Honors Told in Briefs
Mrs. Charles Ray and daughter Gloria Ann attended graduation exercises at Ashland College with Dorothy Michael of Amherst among the class. John Hunkapillar from Providence hospital Sandusky is returning home today. Orving Olsen of Ohio State University is on a short home vacation. Townsend Club to serve lunch at next Tuesday’s meeting with important items to discuss. King Solomon Lodge plans a special communication Monday June 12 at 1:00 PM to conduct the funeral of Brother William Struck. George Thompson, W M.
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Charles Ray
Gloria Ann
Ashland College
Dorothy Michael
Amherst
Ray
John Hunkapillar
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Orving Olsen
Ohio State University
Townsend Club
King Solomon Lodge
William Struck
George Thompson
W. M
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