Wellington Welcomes Golden Wedding Attendees and Local Events
Wellington Oct 4 local notes report the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Lon Rush Spencer attended by daughter Mrs Dewey Griggs and husband Mrs G Stemple along with Mrs Lucy Lambert and Mrs R D Foote. Also coverage of Rebekah Lodge installation and a silent wedding preview at the Methodist church.
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Wellington
Lon Rush
Spencer
Dewey Griggs
W. C.T
Consention
North Eaton
Herman Weight
T. W. Peiffer
M .F. Church
Charles Murray
William Townsend
D PL Wells
Fred Sutliff
Vira John Gordon
Francis Letheriing
Jack Penrod
Elsina
Burt Paine
Lorain
Jack Hughes
Toledo
Helen Manecke
Marjory Cox
J HW Page
Shelby
The Garden Meet at Lston Manor with Two Lovers
Robin Smith, a sensitive young poet, visits Lston Manor with Lady Dorothy and Lady Gwendolen. He navigates attention from Gwendolen and Andree, the German Parisian connection, amid garden splendor and romantic foreshadowing as tension rises between affection and social tact.
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Bsad Taiz
Robin Smith
Guendoten Winston
Lston Manor
Kerth
Raiwar
Atlantic
America
Alston Sfanor
Vilage
Dorothy
Lau
Gwencolen Gut
Guendo-len
Gwendolen
Rob Sarth
Lad
Wendglen
Robin
Grinding gears reduces noise in transmission systems
The article notes that gear tooth grinding after machining, though costly and done by few manufacturers, greatly quiets car operation by smoothing gear teeth to be nearly noseless.
Ford tests tires on concrete road machine
Ford Motor Company builds a laboratory tire tester with two eight foot concrete rims and a Ford chassis. Each tire rests on a concrete wheel and end weight simulates loaded conditions. Tests run at least 500 miles at 73 mph with brakes applied every five minutes to mimic real road strain.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Nash Motors preps new car series for national rollout
Wisconsin plants in Kenosha Racine and Milwaukee boost work forces by over five thousand as shipments of four new Nash series move to distributors nationwide. Officials say the four models deliver economy aligned with U S market needs and the rising value of the American dollar.
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Nash Motors Company
Kenosha
Racine
Milwaukee
Nash
Wisconsin
Distan
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
Pioneer auto maker praises Studebaker
Edgar L. Apperson, pioneer motor car builder, praises Studebaker President Eight for fuel savings, smooth quiet operation, and instant throttle response. He notes the engine’s performance matches claims and congratulates Erskine and Studebaker engineers on production.
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Nord’ Carolina
South Carolina
South Bend
Ind
Edgar L. Appersor
Pioneer
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
Studebaker
Free Wheeling
Appersena
America
Erskine
Oldsmobile keeps low replacement cost in Hertz fleet
Hertz Driveutself Stations reports New York City fleet of 105 Oldsmobiles averaged maintenance parts cost under three tenths of a cent per mile over 530000 miles. D G Arnstein cites exceptional low upkeep and cost advantage versus other cars in same price class. The article also notes university scholarships and awards for boys joining the Oakland Pontiac guild with free enrollment for ages 12 to 19.
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Hertz Driveutself Stations, Inc
New York City
Hertz Driseurself
E. L. Moodr
E. L. Moody
Oakland
Pontiac
Ogre
Fisher Body Craftman's Guild Opens Doors to Elyria Boys
Fisher Body Corp Detroit announces the founding of the Fisher Body Craftman's Guild to promote and honor fine workmanship among boys in Elyria and surrounding area. The invitation seeks ten boys to join a competition and training program.
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Elyria
Vicinity 13
Fisher Body Corp
Detroit
Fisher Body Craftman’s Guild
Great advance toward silent cars in recent years
E W Seaholm chief engineer at Cadillac notes drastic noise reduction in cars over the past five years. He cites Cadillac and LaSalle as examples and says the last two years saw marked acceleration in quieting technologies, making today’s cars notably smoother and more pleasant to drive.
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E. W. Seaholm
Cadilac Motor Car Company
Cadillac
LaSalle
Texan Deported as Undesirable Alien in Mexico City
American resident Frank Nixon of Tampico for ten years was deported to San Antonio as an undesirable alien. No charges were announced. Nixon claimed Texas origin. A note mentioned research into mustard gas as a cancer preventive topic.
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Mexico City
Frank Nixon
Tampicn
San Antonio
Nixon
Texas
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