Oldfield safety rule links speedometer to stopping room
Detroit May 29 Barney Gidhellé, famed race driver, outlines a safety formula using speedometer readings to estimate stopping distance. He says reaction distance at 50 mph equals 165 feet total with three times the reaction distance, though not reliable above 59 mph. He discusses his tour with Plymouth Division officials of Chrysler Corporation and notes Oldfield's long career in safety and engineering roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Barney Gid- Hielé
Oldfield
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Spon
Oldfield Adtmafts
Studebaker Veteran Owner Contest Ends
The Studebaker Veteran Owner Contest has ended with judges examining records from over 2,000 owners to determine the longest continuous Studebaker ownership. The grand prize includes a Studebaker President Cruising Sedan and the winner will be announced after the claim period is finalized. Studebaker began making self propelled vehicles in 1907 and has since expanded through acquisitions and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
United States
Geo. B. Keller
Studebaker Corporation
Compa
Everitt-Metzger- Flanders Company
Lindebaxer Corporation
Buick Heads Honor Veteran Executive at Flint tribute
In Flint Michigan on May 29 executives from all Buick divisions and the entire factory honored Charles T. Scannell general manufacturing manager on the 29th anniversary of his association with the company. President Harlow H. Cartice led the tribute praising Scannell who has risen from machinist in 1906 to overall production head guiding Buick manufacturing through decades of growth.
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Flint. Mich
Buick
Iaid
Charles T. Scannell
General m
Scannell
Hydraulic Brakes On Oldsmobile Popular
Oldsmobile 1936 models feature self energizing and seal tight super hydraulic brakes. The system distributes equal pressure to all four wheels, eliminating pedal pull and swerving. It uses car momentum to boost braking and remains sealed against dirt and water. Officials report tests show superiority and growing popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldsmobile
H. T. Youngren
Chevrolet Buyers Favor Trunk Models
Chevrolet reports a surge in trunk model orders across its lineup. Master sedans and coaches now show 94.12 percent with built in trunks while Standard models stand at 2.9 percent. The shift boosts convenience and security for tires and luggage.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Visa
Road guidance and detour notices across Ohio region
A historical notice outlines routes and detours for travel through Toledo, Sandusky, Lorain, Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. It warns of speed traps and arrests for speeding on curves, details multiple state routes and highways, and lists alternate paths via U.S. and state routes to reach major cities including Mt. Vernon, Canton, and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
S. R
Lorain
Sandys Port Cuator
Norwalk
Fremont
Ele Te
Elmore
Columbus
Oberlin
Ashland
U. S
Delaware
Maassi
Mt. Vernon
Gilb
Mt. Gilead
Sunbury
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Gangstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
Ravenna
Edinburg
Youngstown
Pittsbur
S. RR
U.S
Salem
Lisbon
Canton
Wheeling
Rochester Marriage in Barberton Home
A wedding was held Saturday evening at Maitland Woodall’s Barberton home uniting Eugenia Woodall and Donald Sprinkle. Rev. Alkire officiated with flowers and ferns forming the arch. Ruth Fearnow sang before the service as Mabel Knueves played the wedding march.
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Rochester
Maitland Woodall
Barberton
Eugenia
Donald Sprinkle
Arthur Sprinkle
Alkire
Ruth Fearnow
Mabel Knueves
Wedding memories and hometown notices in a busy Albion page
A long wedding notice recounts the bride and groom joining in a ceremony with the bridal party in pink lace and silk. The article lists relatives and guests, notes post wedding greetings, and includes an alumni meet at Brighton high school plus a birthday dinner for Stanton Sprinkle in Greenwich.
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Marie Coffman
Edith
Frances Knuckles
Alberta
Sroom
Stagier
HMA
Sprinkle
Bible School of Canton
Sprinkie
Brighton High School
Obertin School of Commerce
Alger Tracking Company
Erie. Pa
Arthur Sprink
Stanien Sprinkle
Albert Parkae
Stanton Sprinkle
Greenwich
Nome Sundary
Arthur
Albert Park
M Marguerite Ewell
Brighton
Viola Williams
Elyria
Diminishing Tea Gathering and School Year Finish
Grafton community notes a frail tea event at a resident’s home Friday with attendees including Miss Alber and Roy Lans. The school year ends with an event at the building, and officers Maple, Jantz, and Baker are named in a short local report. famil ies and visitors from Hus Kans, Omaha, and Kansas City are mentioned in social roundups.
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Grafton
Clair Wolf
Alber- Roy Lans
Rory Lang
C. D
Leen Lehi J. D. Men- E. Senriver
Aldrich
P.T. A
Presis
Walter E. Maple
W. A. Jantz
Leonard Baker
Treas
George
New Ni
Ests
Ored
Mariel
Ac- Harder
Sach
Netther
Sa- Hus
Kans
Hemming
Tia
Omaha
Kansas City
L. L. Ring
Florence Ring
Henry Ulrich
Lois Ann
Jay Jasper
Shirley
Ebert
Columbia
W. EB. Baker
Grace Park
Jeanne
Olive Park
Cleveland
Alberta Lang
Lakeside Hospital
Community Socials and Visits Highlight Markley Area
The Markley neighborhood reports a flurry of Sunday visits from Clara Merriam of Washington to the area, plus guests from Elyria and Cleveland at multiple homes. Local clubs outline officer roles for the Sewing Sallies and Flying Fingers while recalling a Major Bowes Amateur Hour program.
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Rey Lanz
W. BP
Clara Merriam
Lula Fowls
Kia
Ed Baurer
Wailer
Edith Lannister
Ida Bennett
Elyria
Sfr
Chamberlain
Village
Cleveland
Lera
Flord
Roser
Cieveland
Markley School
Miss Bimmer
Reising
Frank Reese
Harold Burst
C. E. McIntire
Frank Trockler
George Hedges
Ruth Hedges
Merle Smith
C. ° F_ Senting
A.C. Haynes
J. H. Haynes
Louie Beller
Elmer Keller
Vincent 4-H Club Install Officers at Markley School
Sixty people attend Monday evening 4-H Club meeting at Markley School. C Hummel county extension agent and Rebecca Rea install officers for three clubs including Busy Boys Club. Officers named President Charles Ring Vice President Wade Worcester Secretary recreation leader Gertrude Mi.
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Sewing Sallies
Margaret Takacs
Lucille Senning
Loretta Lewis
Bernadine Parker
Alee McCarty
Jeanette Lewis
The
Flying Fingers
Marian Roberts
Secre
Ruth Keller
Tion
Anna Louise Zi
Mar- Roberts
F. H. Lewis
Vincent
Markley School
C. Hummel
Zen
Rebecca
Rea
Busy Boys Club
Charies Ring
Wade Worcester
Gerzid Mi
Memorial Day Parade Program Includes Legion and Scouts
Marchers led by Marshall of Day and aides will move to Monumental Park then proceed to Norwalk High School auditorium for programs. Veterans groups including American Legion Brooke Post, VFW, Women’s Relief Corps, and auxiliary Scouts will participate with services, stamps of remembrance, and readings of Gettysburg Address and In Flanders Fields. Legion members will visit Rochester Clarksfield and Fitchville in the morning.
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Ees
Marshall
Laurence BR
Brooke Post
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women’s Relief Corps
Ludice
Monumental Park
America
G. L. Kettenring
Go Getters Meet At Sutton Home Club Gathering
The Go Getters club of the Second M. E. church met Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Sutton. The next regular meeting is set for June 1 at the home of Mrs Goldie Belmer. Fourteen members of New London I C O lodge attended the district meeting in Milax Monday evening.
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Stanley Storrew
Lee Corkiin
Carrie ConSis
Raymond Hiriein
Russell Riinger
Emily
Deibert Switzer
Wivian Switzer
Finchar
A. W. Robinson
Igok
Frank Io
George Taylor
Ford Blair
Wellington
Alton Bradford
Eshe] Harner
New London
Elsa Jewett
Dera Dory
Charles Parker
Merritt Parker
Hartland
Arthur Jewett
Glovd Handley
Elyria
Court Palmer
Colorado
Paul Williams
Klimect
Ard Klinect
Chi
Betty
Car Lee Klimect
Cornish
Burt
Hugh Summerton Ard
Loch
Clara Merriam
Ash
Junior Baley
Eileen
Grace Whitaker
Airs
Diedrick
Elsie Schriver
Harold Hurst
E. MeIntire
F. H. le
Leroy Rhone
Frankié
J. G. Morris
Loral Workers
M. EL Church
Earl Litz
Warne Litz
Pinkerton
Peter Gerace
Theodore Alamut
Satile ‘Creek
Mich
Oan
Ida Hockeneeder
Galion
Lila Tilden
J. D. Kaser
Amherst
LW. Peters
Anna Honneberger
F. H. Lewis
Viola Kiesel
West Dover
Mondar
J. L. Meltiure
Lorain
Ear Litz
Heese
M.B. Copas
Barbara Anderson
Morris, Q
Margaret Knight
M. E. Church
Albert Sutton
Goldie Belmer
New London I. C. O
Milax
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Wade Knapn
Vernon Heifner
Robert Thompson
Harold Murray
Milton Ells
L. C. Wolfe
Floyd Eaton
Simonson
Paul Ewell
Myrtle Greenwood
Huntinston
W. Vass
Dwight Mann
Lawrence
Lou
M Clifford Fridar
Heabeth Chamberlai
Isa del Jewett
Corwin Coe
Steubenville
Rachel Mitchell
E. Ty. Flanagan
C. C. Curry
Albert Parker
Roy Poole
Olena
Jennie Livermore
Sundar
M. Deidrick
Eugene Babcock
Gladys Wardwell
Ross Sweet
E. H. Rowland
Bertha Coats
Relah Rowland
Nettie Molier
Adts
Norma Jean Quen
A. Pohlman
Sarah Pickett
Dermott Pickett
Mansfield, O
J. L. McLntire
Maurice McIntire
Fred Cox
Helen Reese
Prelative
Clevrelang
Grixkmohex Watch
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Decoration Day
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Bank
Elyria Hardware
W. L. Williams
Mgr
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Vermilion
Linwood
Crystal Elberta
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Sunny Side Beach
Nakomis
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