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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1926

Page

14

Henry Miller Named To County Automobile Club Director

Henry Miller of the Fain County Automobile Club was chosen today to head a ninety day term as director. The club aims to participate in the movement to repeal the federal war tax on automobiles and to back affiliated United States automobile clubs in the effort. Miller said many automobile owners are willing to contribute to the costs of supporting the drive to repeal the tax.

Henry Miller Fain County Automobile Club Automobile Clubs United States Miller

Auto tax repeal wins amid Coolidge revenue cut

Ohio motor clubs celebrate federal tax relief showing a total $887 million annual cut with a 3 percent passenger car levy and a two percent suspension on trucks. Repeal on oil taxes and tire accessory levies cited as major gains. The move, aided by the American Automobile Association, aims to further reduce auto costs while lawmakers killed many opposing tax provisions. Miller notes the campaign proves organized motorist groups influence national legislation.

Coolidge Fsu Automobile Clubs American Automobile Association Senate Finance Committee Senate House Treasury Miller

Lorain County Automobile Club membership drives traffic aid

Lorain County Automobile Club officials describe memberships that grant access to Ohio State Motor Club and American Automobile Club benefits, including touring information, road service, emblem, legal advice, and roadside support. The club funds maintenance of motorist services from dues, with member outreach noted by Ernest M. South praising Henry Miller’s field work. The Lorain County club reports about 1800 members among roughly 16,000 county motorists, plus 800 members in other clubs under the W. C. U. banner, as Elyria hosts a banquet and local events feature births, sports, and community notices.

Lorain Automobiie Club Ohio State Motor Club American Autoandle Club Miller United States Canada I 1 Ernest M. South American Automobile Association Lodain County Automobile Club Elyria Henry Miller Lorain County

Freshman Pride Aims to Triumph in The Freshman

A Rialto Theater presentation of Harold Lloyds The Freshman depicts Harold Lamb, a new student who defies an upper class bully and endures mockery from peers. Despite derision, he resolves to prove his worth in a thrilling, humorous tale of resilience and college life.

Harold Lloyds Rialto Lloyd Harold Lamb Haying Harold Hyver Trott Hazel Ife Tay Aml Harold

Normal condition prevails after years of suffering

Mrs Floyd Reymore of Elyria Ohio endorses Tepes Herb Tonic after years of kidney and eye trouble. She reports dramatic health improvement, renewed appetite and restful sleep, and plans to continue using the remedy. The local Tepes Tank representative will explain merits at C W Phillips drugstore Elyria.

Floyd Reymore West Second Street Elyria Ohio Redwood Tam C. W. Phillips’ Drug Store Tepes Tank

Local society notes from LaGrange and area

In La Grange MES E Adams records social notes with local families and visitors. George Nichols attended a social gathering in Elima. Mrs RLU Efolamb served dinner to Unoeda Lest club members. Powers hosted a Tuesday banquet at the EIS bath in Elima, hosted by the Funeral Directors Association of Lorain and Medina counties. Mr and Mrs Purdy Prosser and family, Carl Younglas and Cassie Kelner enjoyed southern fruit shipped from Florida. Woolridge family moved into the tenant house as the father assists with farm work. George Chamberlain and Mrs Nellie M Hill spoke to the group.

Treorge Nichols Elima Rlu. Efolamb Unoeda Lest Club Hem. Powers EIS Funeral Directors Association of Lorain Medina Counties Purdy Prosser R. B. Kelner Carl Younglas

Talked Like a Dutch Uncle

A testimonial advertises Maya's One Dose Will Convince for stomach ailments. A skeptical son, urged by a physician father and a friend, finally tries the simple remedy. It claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the intestinal tract, including appendicitis, with one dose and money back guarantee.

Maya

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