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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1944
Page
3
Erroneous safety notice warns motorists to have wheels balanced and inspected regularly. The fragment mentions car owners should seek professional advice to ensure proper wheel balance and road safety.
Automobile experts note retreaded tires often run out of balance causing abnormal wear and extra strain on vehicle parts. Bert DeBray operates at 15 Cedar Street offering wheel alignment checks and balancing, with his shop also handling body and fender repairs as demand rises postwar due to scarce new fenders.
Resar Service Company buys heavy equipment and expands body shop work. Old fenders are straightened to indistinguishable quality, though this requires more hours and skilled labor. Delays slow shops. the motorist benefits from temporary use of his car. GE Brothers miss reunion as Samuel McLean learns brother Sgt Howard Milburn McLean disembarked in Kansas City. A road camel will carry the rider 0 miles daily.
The Resar Service Company reports War Production Board priorities will boost stock and enable expansion. A new bulldozer, earthmoving and sewer cleaning equipment, a portable steam jenny, and a 50 by 100 foot maintenance shop are planned to house the gear. Delivery expected before December 20 after strong wartime service records.
Day's Hardware And Music Store remains a busy, widely stocked shop in town. Once a men’s hardware shop, it now features tools, cutlery, toys, games, paints, and housewares with women making a large share of purchases.
Careys Villa on Lake Avenue hosts a Thanksgiving event with a special turkey dinner served from 4 p.m. The multi-floor shop features housewares on the second floor, electric fixtures and pianos on the third, storage on the fourth, plus a sale of pearls, coral and ivory items. Helen Greene, proprietress, invites new customers.
Four year old bungalow with five rooms and bath includes attic door, garage on East Side asking seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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