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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1931
Page
2
A new Nash type Double Sedan, formed instantly from a enclosed sedan, attracts nationwide praise for flexibility and value. The model blends open road master freedom with strong performance, offering a mid priced car with custom built feel, aiding Nash’s 1931 straight eight and six cylinder line.
Willy-Overland president A Miller reports March orders surpass last May's, with February and January gains and early spring demand boosting prospects. He urges dealers to stock cars for fast delivery while avoiding unprofitable trades, noting improvements across New York Detroit Toledo and other key markets and expects broad territory gains by spring.
A group of 1,853 Chevrolet salesmen who sold 122,819 new cars and 192,689 used cars in 1930 are being honored this month by the Chevrolet Motor Company. Each member receives a medal, with 242 leaders receiving extra honors. National, regional, and zone officers will be installed during regional sales conventions nationwide.
Automotive engineers have increased Oldsmobile horsepower from 55 in 1929 to 65 in 1931 without altering the engine block. Gains come from refined cylinder head design, camshaft control tweaks, and improved manifolding and carburetion, illustrating modern efficiency in a simpler, powerful engine.
March 7 social notes report visits by Myr and Mrs Guy Nichols of Elyria at C A Foster home Eleanor Wigert spent Sunday with Ellouise Wilson Paul Sage and daughter called on Mr and Mrs Clarence Saga of Lorain over the weekend.
A medical note explains allergy causes including heredity and diverse triggers like ragweed dust and pets. The article recounts cases of asthma hives dermatitis and hay fever from foods and environments, stressing detective work to uncover specific sensitizers and noting Dr Clendening’s pamphlets on related health topics.
Fashion discussion on Paris designers urging quality over quantity. Local social items include visits by Miss Juanita Leiby, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moshier, and others. church services, missionary talks from India and Korea. several families moving to new farms in Litchfield and surrounding areas. pneumonia absence returns and community dances noted.
Community report from Oberlin Road church dated March 7 notes Sunday school attendance, services led by Prof Buddington and Prof Ward with Rev Van Der Pyl preaching. Women met for regular work. next week includes a tureen dinner. Four Sewing club donated five dollars to the church. sick list includes Mar Chagelton and Mrs H Brooks. Funeral attendance for Mrs Fannie Nichols noted.
Funeral of Mrs. John McIntier at the Piord home in Pittsfield drew Mr and Mrs Clare Brooks and others. Visits included Frank Krueger and family in Ashland, D J Campbell Sr with Edna Foley at Ridgeville, Cornea of West Richland calling on Mrs Gar McRoberts, and Arthur Dudley staying with Saxton grandparents in Oberlin. Charles Elms returned from Cleveland where his son was injured and hospitalised. Krueger visitors and Shilo trip noted among varied local social updates.
An Oberlin oriented social snippet lists visits and calls among residents. Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger entertained Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Murphey and Jewilly of Oberlin were guests. Al Hoeh and Francis Emerich of Oberlin visited Karl Krueger. The school board discussed transportation for Oberlin students and bus routes.
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