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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
17
Falcon Motors officials tout the Knight sleeve valve design as permanent in operation, noting no further adjustments after initial setup. They credit the engine’s simplicity and road conditions as factors in progress in highway improvement and automotive design, citing Oldsmobile pioneers in early transcontinental races.
The Good Reeds movement in Japan praised a new Oldsmobile for a non-stop 1575.9 mile trip from Aomori to Kagoshima, made under adverse weather and road conditions. The feat, hailed by Japanese press, showcased the car’s power and stamina and supported country-wide touring.
A description of Buick’s new car accessories highlights harmonizing color combinations and a Fisher masterwork. Interchangeable wood and wire wheels, short stocky spokes, and a Fender-well spare wheel setup add dash and practicality. Full-width rear bumper protection is offered with a new locking system.
Detroit Sept 22 Graham Paige announces the erection of a 134000 dollar wood mill at Ferry Florida. The 50000 square foot facility will house nine 20 foot dry rooms and a production capacity of 900000 board feet a day. The mill aims to cut dimensions before shipment to Warne Michigan and Evansville.
The Oakland Motor Car Company broadens its field staff as national fleet representatives are assigned to four regional headquarters. W L Shafiner announces appointments with Donald B Ferguson to Cleveland serving east central U S, Robert W Bush to the Pacific coast from San Francisco, and Harry G Lehr replacing George F Kleeburg in Chicago. H R Cooper remains the New York national fleet representative amid broader company expansion.
Rash to increase capacity at Nash Motors Company facilities in Kenosha Milwaukee Racine for the new 400 series. The plan calls for 2,006,000 dollars in new buildings and equipment to boost output of Special Six and Seaman body cars, with rapid fall and winter expansion across the four locations.
Records from Studebaker headquarters in South Bend indicate hundreds of old motors remain dependable beyond their original purpose. A vintage Studebaker powered a 1919 tourism car in Queensland after a flood delay, while another engine powered a 2 1b Oregon grachiman's boat.
The parts and service division of Chevrolet Motor Company is quietly funding a large building program to bring distribution closer to consumers. Five zone warehouses are in use with three more planned before January 1, plus major supply depots in New Orleans and Kansas City. Existing centers include Los Angeles, Houston, Omaha, Philadelphia and Cleveland, with new facilities to start in New Oriental, Fargo and Indianapolis. Openings: New Orleans in November, Fargo in December, Indianapolis in January. The 1928 program will boost storage by 20 percent, adding 216,000 square feet of floor space, says BP Little, division manager.
The Whippet Six, introduced in early summer in a 12 price range, was billed as the lowest priced six cylinder car with a seven and a half bearing crankshaft and features from higher priced cars. Demand surpassed estimates as buyers praised its comfort, speed, power, and economical operation, with owners nationwide reporting high mileage and satisfaction.
Chrysler color experts state bright car colors introduced since the first Chrysler will stay in vogue. They note vivid, named shades replaced somber finishes and will hold a permanent place in public preference, with a trend toward harmonious chromatic blends using related shades of the same base.
The vice president of sales notes that feminine taste guides new car color choices and most family spending. He cites popularity of pleasing tones in home furnishings and dress, while restrained finishes remain available for conservative buyers.
The Columbia area reports road widening and a stone surface being laid with praise for the work. Local events include a patent teachers association meeting, a potato club gathering, a birthday surprise for Mrs. Koepke, community dinners, church notices, and various visits and travels among residents. A new club house foundation is noted as the golf project progresses along Copopa.
Rev and Mrs C L Doyle of TiMin visited Mr and Mrs Roy Putt Friday and Saturday. The sixteenth birthday of Mr and Mrs Richard Putt was quietly observed September 12 and 13. Attendees and visitors included Mrs Emmet Moore and daughter, Mr and Mrs E H Putt of Lakewood, Mrs Bremmer and Mrs Ames of Bere, and Ernie Pure family. The Putts received a Bible from their children and spouses, the Pures whose home was burned in a fire. Bre Tamzen Simons and daughter Laura and Mr and Mrs Clarence Brush and family of Chestnut Ridge called on J H Bastard Sunday. A large L A S gathering was held at Mrs Hose Dwvir’s Wednesday afternoon with business and sales conducted. Mrs Davis is chaplain. hostesses were Mrs James Wright, Mrs Davis, and Mrs Wm Jasper. The next meeting will be at Mrs Cora Ring’s home.
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