AAA Gets Pontiacs For Driving Classes
Pontiac Motor division delivers 25 new 1938 six cylinder dual control sedans to the American Automobile Association for high school safe driving instruction across multiple states. Cars assigned to Bradford Penn to Bayonne New Jersey to Minneapolis Minnesota and other cities with two kept at national headquarters in Washington DC for educational use.
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Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Motor Division
American Automobile Association
A.A.A
Bradford High
Bradford
Penn
Phoenix High
Phoenix
Evanston High
Evanston, Ill
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Penna
Bayonne Senior High
Bayonne
N. J
John Marshall High
Minneapolis, Minn
Fairfield High
Fairfield
Ala
Berkeley High
Berkeley
Calif
Bluefield High
Bluefield
W. Va
Cleveland High
Cleveland, C
Washington High Schools
Washington, D. C
State College
National
Chevrolet To Hold Training Schools for 1938 models
Chevrolet will run supplementary training schools the week of November 22 for about 10 000 dealers nationwide. C W Wood manager of the Chevrolet service and mechanical department said the schools will build on prior product training and prepare dealer service men to fully service the 1938 cars after the training week.
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Chevrolet
United States
C. W. Wood
Ten most popular screen stars of 1927 listed
Idol Chatter surveys the era naming ten top stars and notes look alikes Phyllis Brooks and Virginia Cherrill. It mentions Hollywood innovations such as a silk neck-scarf worn by a Filipino houseboy and recalls Louise Fazenda seeking fortunes from various fortune tellers.
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Hollywood
Phyllis Brooks
Virginia Cherrill
Plymouth Jubi lee quietness showcased on coast to coast broadcast
Plymouth publicity covers the New York Auto Show where a 1938 Jubi lee model served as a remote studio for a nationwide program. Announcer Melvin Allen used a portable mic inside the car to demonstrate improved soundproofing. Engineers used instruments like a cathode ray oscilloscope to map sound waves and reduce noise, making the 1938 model quieter than prior years.
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New York
Plymouth
Melvin Allen
Hollywood Gossip Flares With Birds, Beards and Bravado
A satirical look at Hollywood fads and stars. Glenda Farrell and Virginia Bruce are praised for beauty while Errol Flynn and Jeanette MacDonald are teased for their screen personas. A Malibu location tale ends with a dummy camera and a bribed rancher, and Dorothy Lamour’s happy marriage contrasts studio hype.
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Candicate
Glenda Farrell
Virginia Bruce
Errol Flynn
Hollywood
Iinks
Francis Lederer
Damon and
Pythias
Madge Evans
Una Merkel
Shirley Temple
Pat O'Brien
Tilly Loesch
Billy Lush
Paul Muni
Huily Wood
Aidon Whelan
Jeanette MacDonald
Oldsmobile Adds Automatic Safety Transmission 1935
Oldsmobile announces the Automatic Safety Transmission becomes available as an extra-cost option on the Six and Eight for 1935. The device replaces the conventional gear shift with a column lever, offering two forward ranges plus reverse or neutral, improving safety and economy.
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Oldsmobile
Beliefs Of Former Years Challenged At Elyria Club
Dr. A L Lewis of Wilcox College of Commerce spoke to Elyria Foremen's Club at the Y M C A on a November meeting, challenging popular beliefs. He cited the six cylinder car as economically workable, noted Pike's Peak ascent now possible by several methods, urged children should not be seen and heard, and warned against keeping all assets in one basket as Carnegie did. He advised taking stock of assets and liabilities like a business.
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A. L. Lewis
Wilcox College of Commerce
Cleveland
Elyria
Pike’s Peak
Washington
West
Lewis
Andrew Carnegie
Night school for Miami traffic offenders planned
Miami officials propose ten days in night school for minors who cannot pay fines. The bureau of accident prevention will run the program to teach violators how traffic rules should be observed.
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Miami
Fla
Bureau of Accident Prevention
Mutiny on the Yacht as Garrison Forces Course
On a Miami anchored yacht voyage, Guy Garrison faces his Uncle Sherman’s demand to marry. A staged engagement scheme spirals into danger as mutiny brews aboard, crew unrest grows, and Robin captain contends with a dangerous tug between pride and safety. Ned Acton’s opposition adds to the tense voyage turning toward Havana where threats escalate.
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Guy Garrison
Sherman
Guy
Miami
Joan Wilton
Mabe Lane
Joan
Mabe
Ned Acton
Havana
Reynolds
Mr Garrison
Mets
Garrison
Uncle Sherman
Mutiny in the Engine Room Sparks Terror Aboard
Guy races through a storm struck ship as Uncle Sherman, armed with a pistol, stalks toward mutiny in the engine room. Joan pursues with an ice pack while Guy faces fear and possible murder as danger looms.
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Jack Mabel
Guy
Uncle Sherman
Joan
Mabel
Uncle
Mariel
Wellington First Baptist to Host Bible Meetings
John H. Green of Wellington presides over Sunday services at 9 36 and 10 oclock with Dr Paul Wilkinson as superintendent. The Aylem Miller party leads junior and senior B P U at 615 pm and an evangelistic union meeting at 730 pm at the Methodist church. Reverend O E Phillips from Los Angeles begins Monday evening at 730 running through November 28 with World Conditions in the Bible as the theme using slides to illustrate. A Gospel musical program by the Allem Miller party with fifteen instruments is at 3 pm in the church.
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Wellington
John H. Green
Paul Wilkinson
Aylem-Miller Party
M. E
O. E. Phillips
Bible Research Society of Los Angeles
Calif
Wellington Baptist
Jersalem
Palestine
Charles Barnes
Green
Allem-Miller
Harold
Price Sarah Allem
Helen Miller
James A Brady minister sermon and service
James A Brady minister presides at Bible school at 9 30 with Orrin B Miller superintendent. Lesson titled Christian Workers. Lord's supper and morning worship follow at 10 45. Five year program to be discussed during service. Congregation to unite with other churches at 7 30 p m for union service.
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James A. Brady
Bible
Orrin B. Miller
Thanksgiving Message At Church Of Gratitude
Charles W. Recard, minister, leads a morning worship at 10 34 with a sermon titled Gratitude for a Good Church. Col J C MacDermott serves as church school superintendent at 9 30. Special Thanksgiving music featured.
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Charles W. Recard
Col
J. C. MacDermott
Recard
Reverend Moran Schedules Sunday Mass and School Sessions
Rev William T Moran holds Sunday masses at 10 o'clock with religious instruction in schools on Saturday at 1 30 and 3 p m.
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William T. Moran
1937 58 Basketball Schedule and Dance Invite
The schedule lists games against Oberlin Frentfield New London Medina Clearview Vermilion Anherst Amherst Penfield and Amherst with tournament notes. A Senior Girl Reserve Tip Off dance follows the Wellington game on December 17 in the gym. Mable Clark invites New London High School students to attend after paying admission.
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Oberlin
Frentfield
New London
Medina
Clearview
Vermilion
Antherst
Penfield
Ambherst
New London High School
Mable Clark
Kiwanis Party Honors Wives at Huntington Hall
Huntington town hall hosted a social for Wellington Kiwanis members and wives called AKiwhani queens. Mrs Harry Wagner led the program after a 6 30 dinner by United church women. A trumpet quartet performed and Ireta Sage played piano. A skit, The Better City Campaign Committee Meeting, was presented by several ladies. State-five attended.
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Huntington Town Hall
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Harry Wagner
United Church of Huntington
Wilma Brewer
Kathrin Piper
Viglet Long
Pauline Powell
Ireta Sage
Better City Campaign Committee
G L. Wells
AA. R. Branson
Keith Andrews
J. H. Page
J. E. Downes
Robert Herrick
State-five
Huntington
Local residents suffer injuries in recent falls and collision
Mrs Ida Navier of Kelly street fell and dislocated her shoulder while returning home from the Allem Villier evangelistic meeting at M E church Thursday night. She was admitted to Kaus Clinic for treatment. Mrs Dudsley Finkle of Herrick Avenue West is slowly recovering after being knocked down by an automobile and is under care at Falls Clinic.
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Ida Navier
Kelly Street
Allem-Villier Evangelistic Mindhing Mothe M. E
Kaus Clinic
Dudsley Finkle
Herrick Avenue West
Falls Clinic
Red Kitchen Shower For Mrs Ralph Warren Fans
Miss Marie Wise and Mrs Steve Clodwich hosted a red kitchen shower for Mrs Ralph Warren Fans at her south Main street home Tuesday evening. Sixteen guests attended and showered the bride with kitchen equipment as games provided entertainment.
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Marie Wise
Steve Clodwich
Ralph Warren
South Main Street
Eagles Poultry Party Opens Week of Events
The annual Eagles poultry party starts Monday at 7 PM near the hall with public invited. Guest-day meetings begin November 22 hosted by Mrs. Frank J. Dost and Mrs. Stally Wagner. Mrs. Roy McCormick reviews Be loved Friend by Bowen von Mech with Miss Marie Adler and Mrs. W. B. Bennett participating. Public supper at the Congregational church from 5 to 7 tonight followed by other attractions.
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Eagles
Frank J. Dost
Stally Wagner
Roy McCormick
Bowen von Mech
Marie Adler
Women’s Benefit Association Meets for Regular Business
A fair turnout of members gathered Thursday for regular business of the Women’s Benefit Association. Several social events were planned by the group and discussed for the coming period.
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Ftair
Women’s Benefit Association
After School Bible Meetings Draw 130 Children
Miss Helen Miller of the Allem Miller party conducts after school children's Bible meetings at the M. ik church each afternoon. About 130 children attend, taking part in the program.
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Helen Miller
Allem-Miller Party
M. Ik
Local Briefs From Marysville Orrville and Louisville
Mrs Esely of Marysville visits her sister Mrs George Arnold. Reverend Paul Carter pastor of Orrville Methodist church called on friends in town this week. Claude Morrison of Louisville Kentucky visits his mother Mrs Ida Morrison. Mrs Thomas Walker of Oberlin also mentioned in town notices.
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Esely
Marysville
George Arnold
Paul Carter
Orrville Methodist Church
Friends
Claude Morrison
Louisville
Ida Morrison
Thomas Walker
Oberlin
Your Good Health: Arthritis Cure Not Yet Found
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains no accepted cure for arthritis and notes two forms. Rheumatoid arthritis is chronic infectious, often affecting people in their 20s to 40s, with acute joint inflammation that migrates and causes swelling from fibrous tissue growth. A reader from Louisiana cites a hopeful case but offers no remedy.
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Ibiqulicu
E. J
Louisiana
Arthritis Deformans and Osteoarthritis Described
The text explains how rheumatoid arthritis can deform joints and how osteoarthritis, common in older people, progresses slowly with cartilage thinning and bone growth. It notes the disease is non infectious and that diet has limited effect, though weight loss helps reduce load on the heart and kidneys.
Diet Plan for Uric Acid Reduction by Dr Martin
A detailed non starvational diet advised for uric acid control. It prescribes moderate portions and dining well, including fruit breakfasts, cereals with cream, eggs and bacon, vegetable soups, cheese based substitutes, breads, cereals, rice, potatoes, various vegetables, puddings, ice cream, nuts, milk, and restricted alcohol. It notes various drugs used historically, highlighting iodides, sulphur, calcium, and soda.
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Martin
Dudley Family Hosts Guest at Local Clinic
A guest stayed with Dr. H. H. Dudley and his wife Mrs. Edna Jacobs on Thursday to observe and receive treatment at the clinic.
11 000 Volts Not Fatal In Salem Car Accident
Earl Yeager a 42 year old wreck car driver survived after 11 000 volts coursed through his body when an automobile snapped a live power line and he touched the wire.
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Salem, O
Earl Yeager
Yeager
When to wean a bottle from Ruth and child feeding
A mother debates weaning Ruth a three year old who drinks milk only from a bottle. Authors advise immediate bottle removal, explain weaning steps, offering straw cups or new pitchers, and gradually shifting from bottle to cup or spoon feeding. By age one the bottle should be gone. The piece stresses patient, nonshaming guidance and hands on instruction to ease transition.
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Uth
Bobby
Ruth
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