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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
8
The Erlang Overland sedan showcases a larger engine and refinements that enhance performance and comfort. Its Wilson-built body, Triples springs, and new features strengthen stability and pickup while offering an appealing, midpriced package. The design aims to attract discerning owners, including women drivers, with attractive lines and rich interior upholstery.
Oldsmobile completes a 272 mile run from Indianapolis to Lansing Michigan in 5 hours 42 minutes. Eight cylinder Oldsmobile used a stock model with B H Beam aboard as official observer and Western Union confirming the time. Car averaged about 10.91 miles per gallon and nearly 50 mph, climbing 176 hills and 220 turns with one hour in dense fog.
A note on deer horn growth shows they extend nearly half an inch daily as they replace shed antlers. It also cites vehicle counts by country with the United Kingdom at four million bicycles, Germany at two million, and the Netherlands at one million.
The South Ridge pastor Rev Henke bade farewell at a reception held at the Cook home yesterday. He departs for a Rocky River charge after long service at the Ridge. About 50 attendees, a purse presented to the pastor, and changes in service plans announced for the Sunday at the Amherst churches.
Amherst news lists multiple gatherings including a house warming for Mr. and Mrs. George Carter at the Delbridge allotment with a pinochle club. Armourant Club marshmallow roast at Buggies beach. Miss Florence Kethe hosting friends from Lakewood Elyria and Amherst. Home Builders class meeting at Stone church. Amherst WwW gains 15 new members. various personal notices of visits and funerals across Amherst and nearby towns.
A 1923 city notice requires all cars in business and residential districts to display a red rear light from one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise. Effective September 10, 1923, noncompliance may lead to prosecution. E. J. Stankard, Chief of Police.
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