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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1924
Page
9
Oakland leads in car design with Duco finish as standard on all models and first to introduce a permanent top. The industry grows rapidly through constant product improvement to meet changing transportation needs and other firms soon adopt these advances.
Olds Motor Works reports steady general business improvement across zones and territories. Guy H. Peasley, Oldsmobile sales manager, notes growing Oldsmobile sales and strong outlook for the automobile industry based on regional data from Lans ing Mich.
George Stokes failed to beat the walking record from Milwaukee to Chicago a distance near 100 miles held by Henry Schmell. His long distance walk faced a Buick Standard Six in high gear pacing at 3.3 mph. After Stokes quit the car finished to Logan Square Chicago at 4 mph overall.
The Ford Forder Sedan gains an updated interior featuring blue-slate cloth, royal blue stripe, blue silk curtains, and harmonized headlining and rugs. Standard equipment now includes a dash light, wiper, and rear vision mirror. Nine women vie for Oklahoma legislative seats on November 4 ballots. A London woman owns a collection of over 300 etiquette books.
The Sexton Cup trophy is placed in Lapham Field House at Yale as the Harvard Yale race at New London remains the cup's target. Yale welcomes coed expansion with women entering arts and sciences while Yale Daily News grows in prestige and student roles rise.
Wil son Motter and Mrs Lillian Bell wed in Norwalk with Justice F M Lutts and plan to live in New London. A series of visits and travels follows including doctors dissolving a partnership, residents hosting guests from Cleveland Oberlin Columbus and Akron, and hospital notes detailing appendicitis surgery for Bernice Russell.
Henrietta area residents share a busy weekend with visitors and errands. Families from Elyria Oberlin and Lorain visit, attend card parties, dinners, and arts events while travelers stop by Hen rietta Hill and Berlin Heights.
Misses Dorothy Beiner and Ruth Wind went to Cleveland to work. Mr and Mrs Snyder of Cleveland spent Sunday with the Beiner family. Mrs Granger sold her farm. Mrs Frank Schounard went to Cleveland for her ill daughter. Families from Elyria South Amherst Norwalk and Oberlin hosted and visited relatives. Mrs Jaeger was called to Mittawanga to be by her mother Mrs Mary Ackerman who is ill.
Crooks and Slater advertise a coal business at 2178 G East Ave promising service leads. The message asserts racial exclusion while offering contact for orders.
Markets show varied items from dairy to produce with prices for cheese eggs and apples. Alaska federation of women in Cuba chapter noted with eight clubs and 250 members.
Dr M A Abbe operates as a licensed chiropractor at 808 Elyria Savings & Trust Building with hours from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and evening appointments. Contact numbers list office 2104 and residence 41884 for patient inquiries and appointments.
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