Nash Motors Joins Canadian Firm to Form Dominion Motors
Nash Motors Company plans to merge Nash Canadian interests with a Canadian company creating Dominion Motors Limited of Canada. C W Nash will chair the new firm while Roy D Kerby becomes president and general manager. The agreement awaits ratification by directors and shareholders as the industry adapts to a new Canadian tariff regime.
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Kenosha
Wis
C. W. Nash
Nash Motors Company
Canada
Mr. Nash
Durant Motors of Canada
Dominion Motors Limited
New
Roy D. Kerby
Durant Motors of
Nash
Kerby
New Chevrolet S passenger coupe added to 193L line
Chevrolet announces a new S passenger coupe for 193L, part of its deluxe line alongside the January convertible cabriolet. Flint Michigan factory details list eleven passenger models at 595. The Schoor cluse two door body by Fisher features ember gray and Cooperstown green finishes, a cream trim stripe, and roomy interior with adjustable driver seat and tilting front seat.
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W. Sknudsee
Chevrolet
B. Flint
Mich
Fisher
Cooperstown
Crean
Dark shades rise as popular finishes for autos this year
Oldsmobile factory officials report spring finishes favor dark shades and chrome accents. Black dominates exterior color on 1931 models with chrome detailing on headlamps bumpers and cowl hood beading. Interiors show whipcord or mohair upholstery with strong demand for the soft luxurious look, especially among women.
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Oldsmobile
Ford workers build up investment fund
More than one fifth of Ford Motor Company employees are silent partners in a fund backed for years by a company guarantee of a minimum return. Since inception the minimum has been six percent, with only 1928- when the payment fell short. In November the employer invested a large sum, totaling 19,944,195.74 dollars. Henry Ford conceived the plan to let wage earners save in a venture tied to the company’s policies and future, fostering pride and interest since the invested funds recycle back into the business.
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Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ridgeville Briefs Report Civic Happenings and School News
Ridgeville residents shared illness and travel updates and hosted guests from Cleveland Toronto Detroit and_findley as local families welcomed visitors and noted flu cases. Ridgeville High marked Good Speech week with talks by Baldwin Wallace staff and a play. PT A discussed study guides and Peter Haas won a reading contest. Junior girls sold candy to fund the junior senior prom while the girls basketball team visited Oberlin for the Yale Princeton game.
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Ridenour
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elizabeth Wilcox
Ridgeville P. T. A
West
Peter Haas
Field
Oberlin College
Amherst Ladies Aid Society meeting and social luncheon
Mrs Phillip Eular and Mrs John Wagener hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Eulars home on Thursday afternoon March 21. Mrs Garfield Harris presided during routine business, followed by a social luncheon. Attendees included numerous local ladies, with the next meeting planned for March 31 at Mrs William Emerys home.
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Ladies Aid Society
South Amherst
Phillip Eular
John Wagener
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Garfield Harris
Charles. Kolb
Jacob Kolb
George Goor
Herman Witt
John Witt
August Sieas
Garfield Tarris
Eva Bryant
Belle Brocksicker
William Allsop
Robert Allsop
Harold Allsop
William Meacham
William Emery
Frank Laraway
Henry Nichel
Wm. Emery
Wm. Meacham
Entertain Friends and Church Notices Highlight Amherst Social
Harris and son Elmer and others are listed among attendees at a neon luncheon hosted by Mrs John Croll of Amherst road. A missionary program titled Mary The Doubters Daughter will be presented Sunday evening at the Methodist church, with Rev James Lyon leading and the Junior choir performing. A family dinner for Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb is noted, followed by reports of attendance at Eastern Stars inspection in Amherst. Several church notices and social gatherings including a Daughters of Scotland board party, a stag party in Elyria, and Legion meeting details round out the village events.
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John Croll
South Amherst Road
John Wiegand
Amherst
Kathrine Pippert
Henry Ruth Af Ityvia
Lodi Gibson
Martin Ruth
Mary the
Methodist Church
So Elery
James Lyon
John Duncan
Alfred Whetton
Mary Maton
Daughters of Scotland Board
Carl BE. Gibson
Elyria
Wm, Fitener
Oberlin
Clarence Kern
Alvin Brown
Henry Hammill
Harmon Mathas
Henry J. Kolb
Paul Mor
Medina Callers Visit From Cleveland Report
ERHART ENHART C March 21 B B Spieth and WW M Dowdell were Medina callers Sunday Fred Schmidt of Cleveland
Wellington Boxers Attend Golden Glove Exhibit
Wellington men including Harold White side W J Powell Charles Overold Van Barber W Richie Charles Baum Wilbur Beaver Ralph Newman and Charles McKinney attended the Golden Glove boxing show in Cleveland Thursday. They praise Battling Caring Wellington’s lone boxing aspirant for entering the ring with champion Don Gonzales observing Carino stayed for a round.
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Wellington
Cleveland
Harold Whiteside
W. J. Powell
Charles Overold
van Barber
W. Richie
Charles Baum
Wilbur Beaver
Ralph Newman
Charles McKinney
Don Gonzales
Gonzales
Carino
Zippers defeat Lady Bowlers on local alleys
The Zippers swept three games from the Lady Bowlers led by Mrs. William Wadsworth on local alleys. Thursday evening George Braun of the Zippers took high game with 231 and high series with 522 across the three games.
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Zippers
William Wadsworth
George Braun
Zipper
Past Matrons and Patrons Enjoy Hamily Party
Thirty two members of the Eastern Star Past Matrons and Patrons Association attended a covered dish dinner in the Masonic dining room hosted by Mrs. L D Smith and Mrs. L E Holiday. The evening included card tables and noted guests from Ohio State and Baldwin Wallace.
Local residents share visits and calls across towns
A town caller list notes Mr and Mrs Norman Reece and family visiting Chippewa Lake relatives on Sunday. F E Armbruster spent Sunday with his brother in law’s family. Bert Neigel rented the Schmidt farm. Attorney John Smith of Cleveland called on H B Spieth Tuesday evening. John Knight and Jon Nerbearer of Cleveland visited B B Spieth on Sunday. Charles Bauer remains about the same. Fred Armbruster and family spent Friday in Elyria. Marcella Spieth missed school last week. Jamie Rohbring called on Elyria Wednesday. Paul Novack called in Cleveland. Friday Mrs Joh April and sons planned a Cleveland trip on Monday.
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Ridgeville
Gardon TeWinkle
New York
Evelyn Hague
Paul Knapp
Hiram
FP. Freeman
5. Waters
Cilas. Hurd
Florida
Wayne Wilbur
Maxwell House
EB. A. Brandt
H. 14
Walters
Cleveland
Geo. Palmer
M. P. Lear
John Bullock
Will Theis
Lester Lear
Carra Patner
Elyria
Winifred Beer
Granger
Toronto
Canada
George Dyke
Francia Gerbart
Francis Christman
R. Gilder
Joe Stark
George Palmer
Ethel Jameson
Helen Gilbert
Lenore Baatz
Clara Bommer
H. P. Eldred
C. Steinmetz
Norman Reece
Chippewa Lake
Gustin Meff
F. FE. Armbruster
Bert Neigel
Schmidt
Atty
John Smith
H. B. Spieth
John B. Knight
Jon Nerbearer
B. B. Spieth
Charles Bauer
Fred Armbruster
Marcella Spieth
Jamie Rohbring
Paul Novack
Joh April and Sons
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William Fountain
Henry Kolb
Charles Kolb
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Stone City
Eastern Stars
A. T. Patchett
Lewis Merchant
Charley Bryant
Alex Garland
Robert Allgop
Paul Mori
St. Johns Evangelical
C. EE. Schnidt
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Legion
South Amher
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Vermilion On the Lake
Jack Winson
Hobart Bryant
George Stephenson
Lorain
Col. Buswell
Flynna
Charles Bryant
Erhart
Marcy Powell
Marian Grissinger
Robert Lee
Nicholas Obrig
S. A. Williams
G. A. R. Hall
C. M. Stolpamian
Frank Warren
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