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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1923
Page
4
The 1924 Cleveland Six introduces a refined Del model with color options such as coach blue Bavarian blue Cleveland carmine taroon beige brown. Features include radiator improvements winged rotometer aluminum braces hood gap design and a rear storage area with locked compartments. Weatherproof upholstery and enclosed rear deck enhance practicality. Wheel construction shifts from wood to disc wheels.
Willys-Overland sets November 22 to 29 as Champion Demonstration Week nationwide. Jim Hoe local manager of the Overland-Knight Sales Co. says the period will stress the versatile Willys-Overland model to cap a record year for the merchants.
A new Willys-Overland car announced in early October gains rapid factory production and broad dealer demonstrations. The model is praised for unusually versatile use with front and rear seats that can be removed to form a bed, appealing to tourists and campers. An extensive dealer campaign runs through the week. In Pittsfield, local social notes record visits and small-town movements among residents and families.
Sunday services at 10 36 a m with Evangeliat Mrs Blanche Cox of Cleveland to conduct and morning and evening duets by Mrs Blanche Cox and Mrs Blanche Deconing. Sunday school at 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Father and Sons meeting noted. Local social updates list many visits and gatherings from South Ridge area.
Nov 24. Mr and Mrs Ed Staples of Caxston D were guests of Moadas of Mr and Mrs EB Pieres. Mr and Mrs Robert Pisthin moved into the M E Craddork residence. Fred Hacker and son Howard dined with O C Metcalf in Elyria. Orrin Bradley of Columbus visited at home. Mrs Roy Bachester of Cleveland visited town. Mrs Bert Newcomb and Mrs Ed Ferriman shopped in Elyria. Will Brunnét of Toledo visited Chas Jackson at Lennard Bradstock’s. Geo Hastings fell ill in Pittsburg.
The article notes ptomaine poisoning causing illness, with Dr Crawford and four nurses administering diphtheria antitoxin to remaining schoolchildren on Thursday November 22. It marks the final Penfield visit for this treatment and explains those treated Thursday will finish in Oberlin.
Dr. Robert A. Millikan, Nobel physics prize winner, is noted for isolating the electron and leading roles at Norman Bridge Laboratory and Caltech. A Oberlin and Columbia PhD alumnus, he taught physics at Chicago University and endorsed harmony between science and religion in a signed declaration.
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