Babson on 1935 Auto Industry Outlook and Taxes
Babson notes 1934 auto factories shut down for 1935 models while 1934 sales rise 38 percent for cars and 69 percent for trucks. Outlook depends on building activity. 1935 may see slow early demand, then brisk spring sales if building revives. Major model changes focus on body design. Ford Plymouth Pontiac and Packard shifts discussed. Also analyzes motor tax impact and economic role of auto workers, stock prospects, and overall industry health.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
New York
Ford
Plymouth
Pontiac
Indus
England
America
Laugh Ends Quarter Trick in Plainville
Carmy Bosco wowed friends with tricks including snapping soda bottle caps and a disappearing quarter. While performing, someone made him laugh and he swallowed the coin, ending the usual stunt.
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Plainville
Conn
Carmy Bosco
Columbia Briefs Report Local Social and School News
Mrs Lyman Hitchcock underwent a smug operation last Friday. Ernest Dunford hosted guests from Cleveland Heights. Families and farmers share potato crops. Club parties, church events, and school activities fill the week, with church services, sewing circles, and Halloween gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lyman Hitchcock
Local Notes From Wakeman and Nearby Areas
The Wakeman area reports social calls at several homes including Mrs. Dora Pomeroy, W. J. Benson, and Mrs. Keith Stanfield in Cherlitt. Students entered the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest for November 12 at Town Hall with pieces by Hazel Dalton, Kathryn Beecher, Maxine Granger, Mary Elien Daughtery, Marie Dalton, and Grace Peabody. The High School Orchestra and freshmen musicians will perform. A Republican Rally featured Norman Schwenk of Cleveland as main speaker with A. F. Connelly presiding. Additional visits included families of Harry Hayes, Carroll Peabody, and Mr. Stanfield joining Mr. and Mrs. Vern Johns for supper. Mrs. Lawrence Foreman attended the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Stars in Cleveland as Western Stars held their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
J. E. House
Hayes
Cleveland
W. J. Benson
Robert Hart
Keith Stanfield
Oberlin
Robert Hoyt
Jay Phillips
Sandusky
Merwin Braddock
Rirtman
Braddock
Ruth Altehruse
Defiance
Roke Out
Norwit
Vern Johns
Eleanor
Fred Dutler
Willer Stone
Jas
Heven
Neva
Manne Granger
Ther Baik
Ridith
Helen O'Brien
Cenprr Street
St. Mary's Church
Wakeman
Drs
C. J. Cranston
Eleanor Breisch
Delaware
Charles Humm and Sons
Florence
Dora Pomeroy
Ralph Merrill
Mary Byron
Clarksfield
Howard Wilber
W. J. Berson
Cherlitt
Prince of Peace
Town Hall
Hazel Dalton
Kathryn Beecher
Maxine Granger
Mary Elien Daughtery
Grace Peabody
Norman
Schwenk
A. F. Connelly
Harry Hayes
Bay Village
Carroll Peabody
South Amherst
Fred Peabody
C. A. Cooley
Stanfield
Lawrence Foreman
Eastern Stars
Wastern Stars
Residents plan to buy Bethesda Spring Park site
Old residents campaign to reclaim Bethesda Spring Park the cradle of Wauke sha's famed springs. They seek restoration as a public recreation area after the spring bottling works and park land were bought by another mineral spring company for 47000.
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HWA
Wiship
Plannic
Bethesda
Waukesha
Kipton Booster Night Brightens Local Meeting
Kipton Orange members held a Booster Night with Campbell's ball and papers on Grange history read by B B Weeks and an Oberlin visitor. Attendees traveled to Delaware to see the Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg football game and homecoming.
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Kipton
Kipton Orange
Campbell's Ball
B. Weeks
Grange
Oberlin
W. W. Howard
Edward Howard
Cleveland
C. D. Bayles
Delaware
Charles Bayless
Ohio Wesleyan-Wittenberg
Paris Plans Coney Island for 1947 Arts Expo
Paris aims to build a French Coney Island at Choisy-le-Roi near the capital for the 1947 Arts and Tradex Exposition. The project, dubbed Super-Lode by some, would cost about 6.5 million francs and include a 100,000-seat stadium, a wide bathing beach, sports training grounds, a casino, indoor and outdoor restaurants, a dance hall, an air field, and facilities for bathing boating and gambling with warm year round weather.
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Paris
M. Antoine Dutieus
Choisy-le-Rot
Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Elyria and Carlisle
Mrs P R Boehringer of Cleveland visited Tuesday with sister Mrs C D Bayless and brother J David son and families. Mr and Mrs Otto Huene and Mrs Sarah McCotter visited Mr and Mrs Charles Huene of Carlisle on Saturday. Mr and Mrs E L Ober and daughter Virga were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs T A Smith and family of Elyria. Mr and Mrs F A Ingersoll entertained Mr and Mrs Augustus Lang and family at Sunday dinner in honor of Mr Langs birth.
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Paul Park Brown
Sylvia Ives
Charles Ives
Flyria
Louisa Olmsted
Charles Longhon
Anta Kaiser
Lucy Cole
Mary Jane Osborne
Charles Longdon
Warren Ives
M Frank Gily
Elvrra
Gerald Haines
West Bedford
Mre v Walker
I. H. Bastard
Tamzep Symons
Tor Carver
Ridgeville
Jay Jasper
Red Line Alpha Group
L. A
Thelma Boone
Denton Hrastall
Lester Lynch
Gary Brooks
North Olmsted
Berea
John Parker
Irene Pincomhlee
Bari Boone
William Myers
Albert Younglas
Elyria
T. M. Snell
Charksfield
and Albert Younglas
Fred Brumby
Harold
Stanley
Wakeman
Rey
Thomas Short
Otto Geis
Harvey Pillivant
Pittsfield
James Meek
Wellington
Carolyn Geist
Lakewood
Fred Holden
Alice
Frank Losey
Flovence
J. L. Brown
Darwin Sharp
Egos
Lorain
Earl Smith
Cleveland
F. E. Sharp
Alan Hoover
Altoona
Clarence Waite
Tony Alferio
Massilion
Francis Mundriekh
Helen Stelzenburg
Joe Myron Bates
John Powell
Ruth
Ruth Kelly
Geurva
Rayine
van Swiningen
Ghter Jan Pauline
Ashland
and & v. R. Parker
Harold Briggs
Camden Baptist Church
Walter Keisler
Pisvia
Whirley
Stokl
Sandusky
L. A. Obitts
Ohio
Homs
William Brim
William Dehmard
David
Bert Manning
Ernest Robney
Elver Searles
Lundry
Leland Keaverland
Carl Neiding
Earl Green
M. F. Ferking
Hebron Association
Medina
P. R. Boehringer
C. D. Bayless
J. Davidson
Otto Huene
Sarah McCotter
Charles Huene
Carlisle
E. L. Ober
Virga
T. A. Smith
New Coney Island to Feature Open Air Pool and Sports Ground
Plans call for a heated outdoor swimming pool usable for eight months of the year at one end of the beach. A small lake for boating and a miniature sports ground with a children's swimming pond are included. The project aims to provide modern bathing facilities and attract marine-minded visitors with access by car, train, and special buses to the Big Playground.
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Parly
Coney Island
Dillinger and Dempsey on Grid Note
In Memphis Tennessee John Dillinger is listed as a tackle for the St. Louis University football team and Jack Dempsey plays as a tackle for the Pittsburgh pro football team in the National League.
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Dillinger
Dempsey
Memphis
Tenn
John Dillinger
Tive
St. Louis University
Jack Dempsey
Pittsburgh
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Babson
T Am
Packard
Chevrolet
United States
Publishers Financial Bureau
Lydia Epinkham
Dia E. Pinkham
A. Minnich & Sons
Studebaker Chemical Co
Middle Ave
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Central Press Asse
Ine
Africa
U.S
Ernest Dunford
M. H. Williams
Cleveland Heights
Myrtle Hoberts
H. C. Barter
J. M. Langdon
Gordon
Warren Hughes
J. A. Bart H. Bartter
C. T. Ryder
Sony Rimbach
Elyson
E. E. Rimbach
Newark
Robert
Richard
Fly
J. H. Jones
Brighton
Lyle Marrin
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Tomes
St. Iburg
Fla
Lee Walkden
George Walkden
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Hallowe'en
Emily Brown
Ednad Barber
See
Virginia Klass
Roland Martin
Shirley Jasper
Emory Tomes
Leoda Mayer
Parma
J. G. Wright
Doris
Avon
Jeremiah Martin
Burl Martin
Hilda Martin
Chicago
Missouri
The
Baptist Church
Harold Halderman
Christ
Nova
Columbia Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul
Park Brown
Metl
Royer
Highty
F. A. Perkins
John Davidson
Robert Davidson
Lady Endicott
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Ao Infiei Auto Service
Oxfords
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