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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
19
The article explains several ring gear and pinion adjustments and notes location near the rear gear on the drive shaft. It advises attempting a DIY fix if confident, but to seek help if unsure. It states the pinion must be drawn out when hum occurs on pull and forced if noisy during coasting.
The notice warns of rear axle lubrication issues and gasket damage. Without proper grease the gears wear quickly and can seize or fail unexpectedly. Regular checks, proper gasket replacement, and careful maintenance are advised to prevent sudden damage.
Willys Overland expands its Toledo built four cylinder lineup with a new two door Standard Sedan priced at 655 dollars. The car features a roomy interior large doors for easy access and a rigid top construction with improved vision. Early dealer orders indicate strong market appeal among families and vacationers.
A reader notes that the bone in beefsteak has no value yet buyers pay for it, and compares this to bone in the auto price as a recurringhidden charge. The remark highlights perceived unnecessary extras in pricing.
Sullivan High School defeated Louderville 1 0 in a late afternoon baseball game to claim the tournament trophy. Pitcher Paul Immel starred for Sullivan while Louderville had held the cup last year.
Sunday visitors stop at Andrew Arndt home as John Foster and Ben Koist visit. Nebel suffers teeth loss and facial injuries after a hard kick during a school ball game. taken home by Ross Longford. Lucille Thompson assists at Wm Jacobs home. John Myers dies at son Roy’s in Oberlin aged 50 after pneumonia. daughter Mrs Harry Immel attends him. Mrs B M Elliott learns her father J C Smith of Pittsburgh is seriously ill. Myers and Howard Chapman move household goods to Elyria. Dan Housman’s S. S. class hosts about 50 at John Cumming’s home with ice cream and cake. Orie Hankinson and Weldon Hankinson visit Harley Hicks and Sprague in Elyria. Rev. Bates to deliver the Bachelor sermon at Congregational church Sunday evening.
A sport touring Lincoln adds to the line after strong demand from the Chicago Auto show. The car features lively colors, leather upholstery, and wide fender wells with a flat folding top. It won a grand prize at the New Orleans auto fashion show, with the Lincoln Judkies corps taking first in the two door closed car class.
May 16 Oberlin Road observances as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreuger hosted children for Mothers Day. Families from Oberlin Avon Kipton Amheret and residents like Mrs. John Kern ill last week join in visits and companionship.
Local updates in Oberlin area include district school events in Russia Township with eighth grade commencements planned for May 25 at East Russia school. Community visits feature Elyria residents and Oberlin teams, plus a shooting accident related note about Lady Marian Cameron, daughter of the Earl of Huntingdon, traveling in Italy. Nearby games saw Oberlin Baseball lose 2 to 3 at Kreuger field to Berlin Heights, with upcoming matches against Vermilion and a Superior Electric-Oberlin charity style game.
A health specialist says a certain measure has beneficial effects on health. The National League of Women Voters offers a silver loving cup to the state league to encourage the largest turnout in the upcoming election drive.
The piece states the presidential election has been awarded to a California body while noting a superstition about brides in early northern England and a demographic detail that fewer women are left handed than men.
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