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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1928

Page

11

Ryder Motor Sales Acquires Arett. Jordan Durant Cars Offered

Ryder Motor Sales Co acquires the Arett Motor Co and takes over business at 112 West Ave. The shop will sell and service Durant Star and Jordan cars. R E Haebl of Lake Ave will manage sales. An opening event runs Sunday and Monday for the public to meet new owners and inspect cars. The Jordan line includes a tomboy sport coupe galon and sport sedan.

Ryder Motor Sales Co Arett Motor Co West Ave Ryder Motor Sales Durant Star Jordan R. E. Haebl Lake Ave Armal

Large Market Opens For Willys Knight Standard Six

The Willys Knight Standard Six reaches lowest price in company history, expanding the market to thousands of new buyers previously priced out of this class. Higher costs for sleeve valve engines are offset by years of efficient manufacturing and record first-quarter business, reflecting the policy of maximum value across price ranges. The notes also mention the Whippet six with a seven bearing crankshaft at a new price point.

Willys-Knigh Willys‘Overland Willys-Overland

Falcon Knight demand increase follows price cut

Falcon Motors of Detroit reports a sales surge after cutting the Falcon Knight sixes below 1 000 dollars, the first time since the firm’s 1927 launch that a Knight sleeve valve car drops into the sub 1 000 dollar field. Company officials say production has been stepped up to meet demand while preserving build quality and features.

Falcon Motors Corporation Detroit company _ wales

Farm Fires Wipe Out One Third of Losses in 1926

United States fires in 1926 killed about 3500 people and erased $150.9 million in farm and rural property. Lightning led losses at $21.6 million, with faults in chimneys and wiring, careless matches, and gasoline storage also contributing. Nearly 48 percent of fire deaths were from non urban causes.

Washington United States Jose WHR

Sullivan Obituaries and Local Notices Echo Farm Life

Sullivan May 19 Mrs. Stanton Spensier aged 79 dies after flu illness at home southwest of Sullivan. Survived by two daughters Louie Markel and Ira Picket and one son Bode Spensier. Funeral at home, Nova cemetery. Willis Smith dies age 66 at his brother’s Nova home after weeks ill. four brothers survive. Garold Ringler son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ringler undergoes bowel TB surgery in Cleveland. Various local updates include birthday celebration for Mrs. George French, school events like baccalaureate, junior senior banquet, and upcoming Alumni banquet. residents visit, moves, and job changes noted.

Sullivan Stanton Spensier Nova Township Loren Florida Wesley Elyria Martin and Lewis Nova Michel Garold John Ringler Cleveland Chas Cowie Dale Gould Frank Marlett Marlett Sandusky Chas. Bair George French Treva Bungard Mary Creta Ansbargh Sadie Langford Vesta Lowe Maxine Lucas Dorothy Farmer Janette Swindler Fay Bair Gilbert Dutro Edgar Lowe Leo Arndt Roy Wilcox Ercile Eaton Arthur McPherson Richard Heifner Paul Jackson Marion Crile Robert Handley Robert Bails J. B. Woodruff Woodruff Leon Boothroyd Lois Jane Merritt Rogers H. J. Fisher Little Daughter Nettia Sprague Mabel Fisher Wm. Fisher Wm. Jacobs George Smith N. D. Bates Belle Crumline Bruce McAdoo G. A. Johnson Dell Welch Ashland Kitchen Spencer Reba Arndt Geraldine Horton Frink Huntington Litchfield Donald Dudley Medina Thelma Huffman Polk Evelyn Sprague Dewey Brown Savannah Nellia Immel George Fast Herbert Miller Clayton Heifner Brown Familly Fast Allen Richards Yate Tyler Parks Charley Daugherty Clarence Wallington Dorothy Grandpa Brewley Jim Kitchen E. W. Simon Ruth Ella Wrigley H. E. Simon Akron J. A. Simon A. H. Lechleitner Walter Matz Edna Wolf Emma Baumar Valley City R. D. Lechleitner L. W. Lechleitner Luella Simon Clyde Horst Windbar A. B. Horst B. L Martin Weddrick Northwest Fred Schmauch Thyra Clyde Charles Kleckner Kleckner Howard McCourt Blanch Robinson Helen Repp West Salem Tom McCourt E. A The Methodist Church Mexico T. J. Curtice Will Phiesters Frank Fuller Asa Firestone Agnes Strong Ray Aldrich Wooster Jane Curtice Hummel Homerville Earnest Jeffries Phyllis BE. A. Firestone George Reynolds Elvrra Miss Allen Claud Gannett L. J. Nowak Walter Rook Wellington Miss Coleman Seville Ralph Heintz Leonard Wood Gus Nickle Raymond Billman Pentecost Spencer Mission Nowak W. H. M. Society Mothers Jewel Home Guards Lutheran League Walter Leary Bran Venice Ohio Sherman Kramer Will Bearbeck River Styx Ed Auble

Wallingtons and kin visit River Corners area

Spencer Spencer notes a long list of local visits and social calls. Families from Berea, Akron, Cleveland, and Wooster visited relatives in Spencer and nearby towns, with confirmations and church events scheduled. School and civic activities fill May, with Baptists, Methodists, and M E church gatherings, plus a Junior Senior reception and 4 H clubs.

Columbia Plans Commencement and Track Winners

Columbia closes for the year Friday May 24 with commencement at the town hall featuring Prof Mack of Oberlin College. Sixteen pupils graduate. four firsts and no seconds were earned by Columbia students at Oberlin last Friday including Roy Dettman in the 1-4 mile dash and Russell Fish in the elementary school broad jump for boys 100 to 12 lbs.

Columbia Town Hall Mack Oberlin College Oberlin Roy Dettman Russell Fish

Tapestries Unearthed During Gebetoefe Charlottenburg Federation

Historical tapestries of great value were brought to light amid the federation of five well known Gebetoefe Charlottenburg Castle, eRe, as curators described rare textiles and regional artifacts discovered in secure vaults.

Charlottenburg Castle

World War hero Cher Ami the carrier pigeon

A WWI carrier pigeon Cher Ami is highlighted in a war story. Wounded in battle yet delivering a crucial message, Cher Ami helped save 252 members of the Lost Battalion in France. Recalled to Washington, the pigeon became a Signal Corps mascot amid hero’s honors.

New York France Washington Signal Corps Cher Ami Rampant United States

Perches at Lighthouses Aid Tired Birds on Migration

The Royal Society for Protection of Birds has added many perches and nests atop lighthouses along Britain’s key migration route to ease spring journeys. Bright lighthouse beams are blamed for thousands of bird deaths each year as weary migrants are drawn to the lights during night flights.

London Royal Society For Protection of Birds Bird World British Isles

Perilous Migrant Flight Described BIRD FLOCKS FLEEING SEA

The report notes flocks driven by strong lights to sea, many exhausted and dying. Willow warblers thrushes and nightingales suffer heavy losses during yearly travels. Perches of wood on iron supports surround the lamp, with feed boxes provided.

Neighbors note Speariett's 25th child born in Preston

In Preston eng, neighbors congratulated James Speariett on a new baby. A neighbor joked it would be his 24th, but Speariett doubted himself until he finally decided the child is the 25th. He planned to consult his wife before confirming the count. The lighthearted moment captured local neighbors’ affection.

Preston Eng James Speartett Mr. Spearitt Speariett

Boston Receives Fenobscot Handiwork Collection

Chiefs Great Friend and Daylight from Maine presented a full Fenobscot handicraft collection to Boston College. The exhibit, shown in the college auditorium before thousands, honors the Jesuit Society whose members form the faculty.

Boston Maine Great Friend Daylight Boston College Redskins Chief Daylight College John Bapst S. J Society of Jesus

Vanity case to aid female patients in French asylums

A renowned French doctor argues that cosmetic tools like powder, lipstick, and eyebrow pencils can help many insane women in asylums. He believes vanity aids may reduce restraint needs and improve treatment outcomes for women, challenging the use of straight jackets.

Paris

Make-up as Aid for the Mad Woman Contends Doctor

A doctor argues that coquetry and cosmetics boost self respect and mood in the demented, making them feel dignified. He warns against treating the mad as brainless and says make-up can help a person meet others on a fair plane, though not exclusively for the insane. He cautions healthy people also overdo vanity.

Stone Fails to Form Protective Weather Crust

The report notes that stone does not develop a protective crust when exposed to the weather, implying weathering may proceed more rapidly than expected.

Architects Work On New City Hall For New Haven Conn

A dozen architects are drafting plans to replace the sixty year old brownstone city hall in New Haven Connecticut. Dean Everette V Meeks of Yale School of Fine Arts will arbitrate the plans with six New Haven and six New York architects ready to submit sketches. The future hall will front New Haven Green, facing Yale University two blocks away.

EW Haven Conn New Islave Dean Everette V. Meeks Yala School of Fine Arts New Haven New York New Haven Green Yale University

Pearl Essence Manufacture From Rich Ring Scales

A vast supply of half a million pounds of ring scales with tiny opalescent specks is being directed into pearl essence production, signaling a major materials shift. This move involves significant quantities and highlights the industry’s push toward refined pearl-like finishes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shin Sales Durant and Jsrdan Automobiles Willys-Knight Six Mrs. C. E. Wallington Margaret Columbus Joe Roman Baptist Church Mackey J. H. van Arsdale Wm. Ingersoll Lorain County Clarence van Arsdale J. H. Bastard Baptist Mission Circle Maggie Hathaway Grace Cole Jennie Osborn Addie Walkden Jennie Walkden Carl Baker York Merril Squire Cora Mills Olmsted Falls C. D. Hess M.el la Porte Toasit Ross Churchward Leon Ives Marion Hales Pearl Mayer Mildred Heineman Esther Schoabel Austin Fish Glen Rogers Beulah Baker Veryll City Hospital Raybestos Karl W. Plocher Lorain Co. Bank N. Becker Broad ST Conry's Grocery Store O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co New City Hall New Haven, Conn W.T. Fri E. Bridge Duesenberg Locomobile Schebler Studebaker Oldsmobile Chandler Gardner Auburn Jeissel PAIGE J. G. & Factory Elyria Overland CO Oberlin Motor Company Oberlin, Ohio
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