Studebaker Unveils Large Line of Cab-Forward Trucks
The Studebaker Corporation announces a complete truck line with two new Cab-Forward models in medium and heavy duty, plus three new bus chassis. The lineup includes 144-ton, 20-ton, and 3 to 4-ton capacities with engines from 217 to 383 cubic inches delivering 5 to 95 horsepower. Standard series trucks use the same engines, with increased gross ratings, sturdier frames, improved filters, air cleaners, hydraulic brakes, and reinforced steering.
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Studebaker Corporation
Geo. D." Keller
Studebaker
Buick Producing 1000 Cars Daily in Flint and South Gate
Buick's Flint and South Gate plants are rolling out over 1,000 cars daily. About 72 percent of total Buick output is loaded into freight trains for distribution to 20 zone warehouses and dealers nationwide, with the rest shipped by motor truck to Saginaw Detroit Cleveland and nearby points. Lake freighters also move cars to Milwaukee and other ports during navigation season. The South Gate plant delivered 28 percent of December’s 3,295 cars to Los Angeles and surrounding areas, while the remainder went by rail to California Oregon Washington and western states.
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Flint
Midh
Mar
General Motors
Los Angeles
Buick
Buick Shipping
South Gate
Calif
United States
Saginaw
Detroit
Cleveland
Muskegon
Mich
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Nash Cars Break 1936 Sales Record in 1937 Push
Nash Motor Company reports 1937 output already surpasses the entire 1936 model year. C H Bliss notes all Nash Motors division plants operate at capacity as spring demand for Nash LaFayette increases. Dealers see record shipments since 1929 due to modern design, easy riding, safety, economy, and Nash engines.
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Nash
C. H. Blisg
Nash-Kelyinator Company
Nash Motors
Nash LaFayette
Bliss
Biss
Plymouth Ad Theme Aims To Prominently Brand The Car
Plymouth Division of Chrysler announces a nationwide ad campaign with the new theme The Car That Stands Up Beat. Ninety two percent of daily newspaper circulation will be used this month. W W Romaine confirms the plan stating letters from owners inspired the approach and highlight service free performance, long life, and economical upkeep.
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Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
W. W. Romaine
Gates
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Romaine
Pirmount
Pirmouth
Ford Offers Six Smart Colors for 1937 Models
Ford introduces six color options for 1937 V S cars with four new shades. Black and Washington blue remain most popular. three new de luxe colors Gull gray autumn brown and bright vineyard green plus bright coach maroon suit de luxe bodies. Belt stripes coordinate with body colors enhancing overall appearance.
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Ford
Tacoma
Washington
Chevrolet Sponsors 1937 Soap Box Derby
Detroit March 13 Chevrolet will again co operate with newspapers to sponsor the All American Soap Box Derby. The national finals will be held at Akron on August 15 with champions from about 120 cities and entrants from Canada Mexico and Hawaii expected. Derby Downs will host and B F Fulton Akron airport manager will run national race operations.
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Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet
Darton
Ohio
United States
Rtten
Akron
C. P. Fisken
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Canada
South Africa
Mexico
Hawaii
Derby Downs
B. FE
Eaton Father-Son Banquet Heads to St Patrick Day Theme
A church basement reception for 126 attendees celebrated a Father-Son Banquet with a St Patrick's Day inspired olive setting. The event framed around "Building Together" featured C. H. Swan as toastmaster and a program including invocation by Rev. A K Stevenson, group singing led by Ernest Splete, music by Elton and Everett Hill, and reading by Lewis Klin.
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C. H. Swan
Geen
A. K. Stevenson
Ernest Splete
Turning Car Warnings Emphasized by Cleveland Auto Club
R J Schmunk president of the Cleveland Automobile Club urges alertness at intersections. The March AAA safety poster for schools features a scene of a car turning with a child kept safe on the curb and stresses pedestrian vigilance and signals at controlled and uncontrolled crossings.
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R. J. Schmunk
The
Cleveland Automoble Clu
Schmunk
Routissier
AAA Club
Evening program at State Farm church event and upcoming socials
Solo and group musical numbers by Jack Kander Pat Dangarra and Roy Dean with toasts by Carton Blaine Ray Ross and Gordon Splete. A yarn by three state farmers plus a sermon address Building To Gether by Reverend Norris. March fifteenth fish supper and waffle supper events noted. Fidelis class party March seventeenth St Patrick’sCar celebration moving pictures at Spitzer home.
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Jack Kander
Pat Dangarra
Bers
State Farm
Carton Blaine
Billy Shirker
Lewis Hized
Hhimself
Roy Dean
Tom Davis
Ray Ross
Gordon Splete
Pat Dongarra
Reverend B. A. Norris
Washington
Pennsylvania
Church
Walter Fishburn
Moving Pictures
Howard Spitzer
Snowblind collision mars river crossing near West View
Russell Martin was blinded by a snow squall and failed to hear an oncoming train at the West View crossing, his car demolished though he escaped serious injury. Mrs. Leslie Ring visited sister Mrs. A B Martin in Columbia, local sales noted at Redman farm, and Sampsons plan to move after selling their property. Community snippets include a Tidgarville meeting, visits from several families, and substitute teaching appointment for Virginia Ross in Barburton.
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Cleveland
Russell Martin
West View
Leslie Ring
Columbia
A. B. Martin
Redman
Narid Sampson
Loraterd
Granze
Tidgariile
Tuseday
Jamet
Carttan Mane
Ben Munn
Carl Wright
Taka Maes
Jean Te N
Vosbon
Mrv
Chariot
Vt Fey
State Farm to Erect Large New Dairy Barn
Ground has been staked for a large dairy barn on the state farm west of the main buildings near the railroad tracks. The state engineer and Mansfield officials visited to arrange immediate construction. Mrs. Iris Mohler and others from Wooster and surrounding areas attended visits to Cleveland and Warrensville while Miss Tone Cole improves at home.
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Irving Mohler
Mansfield
Ray Taylor
State Farm
Cleveland
Sundar
Arthur Cowler
Warrensville
Mias Tone Cole
Cleveland Clinic
Ernest Terrell
Brighton Ladies Society Meeting and Thy Mother Daughter Banquet
The Brighton Methodist church hosts a March 2 meeting at Mrs Dean McClellan's home in Brighton. At the Mother Daughter Banquet 125 guests enjoyed a chicken dinner and music from Oberlin Conservatory with Miss Mary Johns acting as toastmistress.
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Ladies’ Society
Brighton
Ladies’ Society of the Methodist Church
Dean McClellan
Methodist Church
Mary Johns
Wellington
J. Howard Russell
E. Gill
Hamilton
Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mystery in Bucharest and the Purple Arrow
An American girl Fran Maren hidden on a Danish farm evades forced marriage as Ward Petersen of the Purple Arrow watches over her in Romania. A professor and Joe Jilup menace her while a cryptic telegram from Bucharest signals the Arrow’s growing influence, ending with a cliffhanger note urging Fran to stay.
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Frances Maren
Denmark
Jillup
Joe
Romania
Bucharest
Ward Petersen
Professor Richardson
Joe Jilup
Fran
Ward i
Ward
Darling
London
Fras
Frau Braun
Slack
Kran
Ran
Ian
Polespu
Buchecrest
Local residents visit homes and attend events in area
Numerous pairs and families from Elyria, Wellington, Sandusky, Kent, Medina and Cleveland visited relatives across town. Guests included the Jenne family from Berea, the McClellans, Buckleys, and Moores, with hospital updates on A. H. Bresley after his operation. The M. E. Church is redecorated and set for rededication on Sunday the twenty first.
Chatham News Notes Local Cards and Visits
Chatham Supt and Mrs H J Kobb motor to Asasta Saturday bringing Mrs Miller to spend time here Mrs Lee Walkden visited her parents Mr and Mrs W R Hawke of North Eaton Friday Burton Brinker returned home from Lakeside Hospital last Saturday and is recovering nicely Mr and Mrs Vern Allis were Wellington visitors Jim Dearth spent the weekend with the Edis Lyons family Callers at the R M Jameyson home Sunday included Mr and Mrs
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E. H. Butson
Ror Moore
Florence Grumbos
Here
Elmer Fox
Mary McConnell
Nova
Ben Fenner
Eddie Schunaut
Cleveland
Erwin Perkins
Card Club
F. H. McClellan
Dean McClellan
Elyria
Loren Buckley
New London
Whi McKenzie
Mother Daushier
Clark Ewell
Joan Morrison
Emrria
Herbert Peet
Ora Gates
Ellis Cole
Wellington
Mr Peet
Jennie Cole
Lawrence Eaton
Sandusky
Edward Mulatto
Ruth
Earl Jameyson
Marvin Hange
Spencer
G. W. Basom
Ruth Jameyson
Kent
A. H. Bresley
Lodi Hospital
Blaine Kilp
Medina
Ervin Broadsword
Harold Elliott
Florida
H. J. Kobb
Asasta
Miller
Lee Walkden
W. RB
Hawke
North Eaton
Burton Brinker
Lakeside Hospital
Vern Allis
Jim Dearth
Edis Lyons
R. M. Jameyson
Mrs
Collection of books for children added to Elyria Library
The Elyria Library received a fresh collection of children’s books from NH Sutff at 424 Sixth Street. While older volumes from 1850 to 1870 with bright illustrations are noted, the week brings many new 1937 model titles and fresh non fiction offerings including We Or They, Cryptographys, How to Package for Profit, Murder in the Cathedral, American Fiction, and Noguchi among others.
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Elyria
Nh. FE
Sutff
Sixth Street
Edna Moore
Abrarian
Maren
Little
Mary
Whittington
Minnie
Winnie, the Pooh
Dr. Doollitte
Armstrong
Koch
Larrabee
Eliot
Quinn
Waldman
Ervine
Beebe
Iowa
Fernandeze Azabal
Harding
Eckstein
Deeping
Guilbranssen
Kantor
Lian
Lowndes
Caleb Cathim
America
Metlugh
Richter
Sinclair
Smith
Stern
Titus
van Druten
Waidron
Old Glory Grange Events And Local Notices
Turner leaves for an indefinite stay with daughter Mrs Herman Wise in Belden after months with rheumatism. Old Glory Grange meets March 15 and hosts a card party March 13 with lunch. North Elyria Grange program and Traveling Altar planned for March 25 in the school auditorium. Five Hundred club results list high score Mrs Archer and top placements. Various visits and deaths noted including John Law death at Medina. P T A meeting features Dr Wilcox address.
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LA Grange
Turner
Herman Wise
Belden
Old Glory Grange
Grange
North Elyria Grange
Charlies H. Opfer
Archer
Nicky Younslas
Ralph Sanders
Roy Pearce
Malvern Spicer
Valley City Social News and Local Movements
Valley City hosts include the Pinochle City gathering at Mrs. Bert Schaefer’s Belden home with prizes for high scores won by Mrs. Bart Arick and Mrs. Leon Lehman. Mrs. Arthur Hauck entertains Brunswick Valley City club. prizes go to Miss Maude Hauck and Mrs. Harry Bauer. Sam Spradding family moves to Lodi, with Sam still hospitalized. The local school mixed octet performs in Granger and Mother-Daughter Banquet plans move forward for March 17 in the school auditorium.
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Sam Spradding
Lodi
Lodi Hospital
Granger
Editorium
Women Fliers in Hawaii Granted Private Pilot Licenses
Five women in Hawaii have been granted private pilot licenses by the federal government. Part of their training includes over water flying between the islands of the Hawaiian group.
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Hawati
Foreclosure Notice Involving Andwur Mortgage Loan Co
William T. Smith of unknown residence is named in a foreclosure case filed January 1937 in Loraly County Court of Common Pleas. The Andwur Mortgage Loan Company seeks to foreclose a mortgage on property at Elyria Ohio covering parts of lots 74 and 75 west of Black River, securing a debt of 2889.60 with interest from December 1. Defendants must answer by April 10.
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William T. Smith
Andwur Mortlake Loan Company
Court of Common Pleas
Loraly County
Apna M. Smith
Elyria Serie
Platneff
Black River
Elycia
TUE Andwear Mortgage Loan Company
Ingersoll & Ewing
Attys
Pilgrim Community Church of
Elytla
Ohio
Nedite
Common Pts Court
Lorain County
Rah
Martynsée
Alyria
County of
Lorain
Oho
East
Broad Street Heights
Elyria
Breme
Brack River
Xaid Church
Vivria
Ohl G
RF. Vandemark
Nineteen Bread, Inc
Joseph Rath
W. T. Grant Company
Almel Realty Corp
Madigan Avenue
New York
Taraln Vaunty
Ravh
Filoria
County of Lorain
State of
Broad Street
East Avenue
Depot Street
thenre Uaster+ Ix
Elyria, Onio
New York Corporation
Massachusetts
Alemek Realty Corp
Raut
Alemel Realty Corp
Almel Real
Reniist
WA. Keres
Freda Kenee
Pagabule
Forlowins Deterford
City of
Fire Tia
Andwor Mortgage-Loan Company
Deutsch & Dilgren
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Io Barburton
John Mohler
Carlisle
Will McKenzie
Homer Martin
Roy Bottarff
Josephine Humphrey
Harry Clawson
C. H. Lamphere
H. &. Sheffield
Merton Merrill
Melvin
Verney Henderson
Brown
C. H W. Lamphere
Walter Day
Zella Johnson
Donald Nay
Mer. Nean McClellan
Alberta
F. H. Wetlelan
Dean Meclellan
Albert Carpenter
Clarkafield
Mildred Snow Gleason
Professor
W. Bahr
Berea
Ann
Stanley Harris
Olmsted Falls
C. KB. Edwards
Solon
Mainn
Ed. Jenne Ane
Wallace Lehman
John Britton
Fred Jenne
Royalton
John Johnson
Carl Kruggle
Jackson Rrizes
John Stack
Pete Coleman
James Mattingly
Rameey
Shirley
Indiana
M. E
Chatham News
W. QO. Turner
Otto Miller
Ina Smith
F. B. Gott
Ruth Gott
Delaware
Arthur BE
Wilcox
Billy
Joan
Tormio
Percy Root
George Law
John Law
Wobart Edwards
Erhart
K. L. Darkey
Ohio Legion
Valley City
Carl Hauck
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