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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1931
Page
10
Engineers at Nash Motors report an 11 percent power increase in the Nash twin ignition 980 series via twin type carburetion combined with twin ignition. The system uses a double manifold, riser, and dual fuel mixing bowls fed from one control, evenly distributing fuel to each set of four cylinders in the straight eight.
Pontiac Michigan Sept 5 The Oakland Motor Car Company will spend 500000 dollars in eight weeks on an advertising campaign. The drive aims to bolster a business push and to acquaint the public with the Kirkland Eight and Pontiac Six while entrenching the company as the third largest auto producer.
Oldsmobile engineers explain a tornado like air rush into the carburetor at high speeds to prevent cylinder starvation. The intake silencer used on the 1931 model dampens the swift air stream and cleans incoming air through thick felt pads in the air cleaner.
Mr and Mrs T J Finerty of San Antonio toured in their 1916 Chevrolet Reval Mail roadster, purchased that year and still in service after over 300000 miles in fifteen years. The car has original platons and rings for power, the speedometer failed years ago, and it has carried the couple across coasts borders Yellowstone and many states during annual vacations, with only minor trouble.
Mr Finerty recalled cracking a golf frame in rough conditions at Yellowstone and not finding the flaw until returning to Texas. Greeting him was W E Knoud, Chevrolet president and general manager, who urged careful car maintenance to keep manufacturers profitable.
West Ridge residents report on attending air races at Cleveland airport and notes from local social events. Visitors include Miss Pauline Longhes and Marian Bender of Parma. Also covered are auto accident on Schramm road, state fair attendance by Penfound and Mason families, school opening plans, home recovery, Grange inspection, and fair exhibit preparations in Carlisle.
About twenty people from Mansfield and Mrs imotien with daughter Irene attended a social at the Grange hall Wednesday evening hosted by Community church members.
Lake Avenue notes that Sunday school begins at 9 30 AM at Lake Avenue Community. The session is Purging to the Gentiles found in Acts 13 and Romans. No preaching service due to illness.
Pastor Fuladér leads Epworth League and prayer service at 7 30 p m at the School House. Ida Hults and her grandson Harold Parks with Charles Denman left Monday for Hamilton Canada. Mrs Hults will stay in Hamilton with daughter Mrs M A Jenkins for weeks. Twenty two attended the Epworth League meeting at Lake Avenue Bible School after vacation. Mr Obitts of Elgins spoke on the fourth chapter of Job as the evening topic. Elizabeth Mitchell and Mrs C L Bristel sang.
A selection of sacred music accompanies news that Lake Avenue School will open on Tuesday September 6. Books will be on sale at C. O. Schmidt Kona Crop 7. Teachers listed include Miss Della Lyndes Miss Florence Hines Miss Laura Van Wagner and Kermit Lieby. Briefer society notes mention visits and callers including Mrs Jennie Lauck Mr Harry Deys Ellene Croskey and Mr Mrs Henry Bislich.
Sunday visits fold into family ties as Bislichs travel to Litchfield to see Robert, Gordon Solity joins grandparents in Elyria, and Mrs. Croskey spends Tuesday in Cleveland. Kings Junior orchestra held a Wednesday rehearsal at Ings School of Music with twelve members and two guests present.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local listing mentions Butte with unclear names and dates. The readable portion offers limited context and no identifiable actions, events, or outcomes to summarize into a full news card.
Sunday morning at 9 o clock a wreck in front of A Rugg home near Hunting Center 112 miles east caused a collision when one car skidded on wet pavement. Several people from Painesville were injured and Dr Reutter of Spencer treated them before hospital transport. Names not known. Also local visits and sick guests noted from Clarkfield Wellington New London and Cleveland areas.
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