Winterization for Cars Warns of Hidden Dangers
Oldsmobile service officials urge motorists to have wiring checked, bulbs replaced, terminals cleaned, and the cooling system inspected as days shorten and cold weather returns. Emphasis on battery care, anti freeze, and expert service to prevent leaks or breakdowns during winter driving. Community notes include visitor trips, receptions at Brighton School, and local social engagements among Wellington area residents.
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Ely
Jon
Atten
Oldsmobile
Nash Dominates Auto Registrations in Nash Territory
Enobha Wisconsin October 16 Nash Motors reports show Nash leading in automobile registrations for the first seven months of 1931 in the New Cars territory, with only Chevrolet and Ford ahead. August reports from Pittsburgh and Milwaukee indicate Nash in first place in its price class aided by new silent transmission and free wheeling features alongside rising deliveries in top U.S. markets.
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Enobha
Wis
Nash Motors Company
Nash
Chevrolet
Ford
Pittsgh
Milwaukee
ST CHEVROLETS FOR NEW TYPE ARMY UNIT
In Vermont on October 10 a new army combat unit was demonstrated at Camp Us proving ground. Modern motor trucks, referred to as the army mule, supported troops and showed rapid motorization potential. A delegation from the Prolet Motor Company, led by H J Klinger, witnessed the feats by the fast trucks performing demanding tasks.
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Roada
H. J. Klinger
Prolet Motor Company
Who's Loony Now Who's Loony Now Ade Famous Drivers
The heated debate centers on endurance driving as Harry Hartz, 1926 Indy winner, challenges L B Miller who drove a Plymouth San Francisco to New York round trip in 182 hours 9 minutes. In Detroit they exchanged insults and debated sanity, with Hartz calling Miller crazy for long continuous driving and Miller saying such risks merit scrutiny.
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Harry Hartz
L. B. Miller
San Francisco
New York
Messrs. Hartz
Miller
Detroit
Hartz
Sud Hartz
Brighton Mission Society Meets in Brighton
The Brighton Mission Society met with Mrs Clyde Lee on Tuesday October 6 with 15 members and 11 visitors. After business and program a light lunch was served and Mrs Ira Lee invited them to meet with her in November. The Ladies Society of the Congregational church met with Mrs Newton Moore on Wednesday October 7 with 25 present. After a business meeting a delicate luncheon was served and a social hour followed. They plan to serve a chicken supper soon watch for details. Mrs Clement Greane and Mrs Clark Hywell attended Kipton P.T.A. Tuesday evening. Franks orchestra from Elyria provided music with Miss Virginia Greene as a member. Briefs note visits and Sunday callers including N M Vanator and Fred Justice, Frank McClellan and Rev E C Myers, Albert Langdon, and multiple local residents.
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Nellie Tultla
L. W. Fenner
Garber
Canton
C. F. Strout
E. C. Myers
New Jersey
BE. E. Edwards
Ruth
Marjory
Arthur Edwards
Wellington
George Herbert
Jack van Arsdale
Columbia
A. W. Shields
M. T. Rolfe
Cora Guile
Martha Goss
Sylvia Glyon
Elyria
Chas, Seeley
Dwight Seeley
Bert Wise
G. A. Cole
Huntington
William Bursley
Chas. Caswell
Merton Caswell
Brighton School Board
Leo Koons
Rachel Hannon
Grace
Newton Moora
Mr. Baylor
Mr. Newland
Baylor
Miss Kerr
Mr. Kiplinger
Landendorfer
Murray
Mrs. Greén
Sea Side
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Rolfe
Mr. Gill
Holy State
Moore
Ewell
Newton Moore
Clark Ewell
Carl Landendorfey
Minor Rolfe
C. F. Gill
M. Baylor
Hannon
Arnold Kiplinger
Entertains Society
Theadies' Society of the Congregational Church
Clement Greane
Clark Hywell
Kipton Pp. T. A
Franks
Virginia Greene
N. M. Vanator
Clycle
Fred Justice
Frank McClellan
Albert Langdon
Chas. Willard
B. F. Keeling
Washington
Esther Au
Harvey Garver
Mansfield
Huntington Attended Fair and Local Visitor Notes
Mrs C D Greenbank and family attended the Loudonville Fair with niece and granddaughter. Various townsfolk were guests or visitors including Hart Leininger, Marion Crile, the Esterday family, the Labor family in Elyria, and trips to Akron and Hayesville. Local households host and visit relatives, with several weekend and Sunday calls noted among Sullivan, Homer, Elyria, and Ashland areas.
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Huntington
C. D. Greenbank
Earnest
Amy
Loudonville
Hart Leininger
Marion Crile
Glenna
Homer
Charles Esterday
Earl
Ruth
Helen Bowen
Harry
Elyria
60th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Local Home
The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Beckley was celebrated last Sunday afternoon. About thirty-six friends greeted them from Cleveland Elyria Brownhelm Nova and Rochester. The couple enjoy good health and sincere wishes for many more such events were offered by guests.
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Beckley
Cleveland
Elyria
Brownhelm
Nova
Rochester
Cecil Draper
Oberlin
Bartlett
Will Hart
Sommer
Mansfieet
George Hart
Messrs Reed
Perry Brown
Myron Brown
Huron
Will June
Adeline McQuate
Sheffield council meeting ends with final reading on light ordinance
Sheffield Lake Village Councilmen held their regular meeting Tuesday with all members present. The electric light ordinance was up for its third and final reading after a discussion of five items.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Village
Village approves Lorain rate for Sheffield Lake Village
The village council adopts the Lorain utility rate structure with a service charge of one dollar and kilowatt hour blocks of four and a half cents for the first 30, three cents for the next 170, and two cents for excess. Passage was four to two with Maddock Dunfee Woodruff and Mackett voting yes. Rate changes take effect November 6. Berger of Lorain Public Service represented the utility. Warren Collier contacted H C Chambers Wednesday afternoon. Thursday and Wednesday were music days at Brookside High School with Miss Mary Aliss and Mr Osborn leading vocal and instrumental classes and the orchestra practice.
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Lorain
A. R. Maddock
Raymond Dunfee
H. L. Woodruff
BE. A. Mackett
Brookside High School
Mary Aliss
Osborn
Crowe
Aliss
Gulf Read Parents Teachers Aid Volunteers Help Plant Veggies
The ladies association spent Tuesday at the school and earned over 70 quarts of vegetables and soup. Mrs. Robert Lawson and her son Eugene of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers on Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Chambers recently returning home with them.
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Ladies of the Gulf Read
Parents Téachérs’ Association
Robert Lawson
Eugene
Cleveland
H. C. Chambers
Chambers
Vast Wealth to Jewels The Aga Khan's Ruble Collection
The Aga Khan, spiritual head of moslems, reportedly owns a vast wealth of rubles valued at more than a large sum in a private collection. The figure and details reflect a notable display of wealth attributed to the religious leader and his followers across his domains.
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Aga Khan
Tadis
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