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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1939
Page
14
The Elderread Co offers US Royal tires and a wide battery stock, with trade in on used tires. Prepare for fall and winter driving with affordable tire changes and reliable service to avoid roadside stranding.
Rudy Moc, photographer at 1929 Broadway, stresses baby photos require skill. He highlights the rapid changes in early childhood and the value of preserving memories. Appointments for sittings can be made by calling the Moc studio to reserve future dates.
Fall and winter are near and a motor tuneup is advised. H J Vogler of Vogler Hi Speed Motor Clinic on Cleveland Street at Perry Court offers scientific tuneup checks with long experience and guaranteed work. A complete tuneup can fix carburetor or spark plug timing issues and improve fuel economy and engine power.
The first PTA meeting of the year in Belden was led by Mrs Frances Grabenstetter. Reports from the May and Sept meetings were reviewed. Committees were appointed, including Membership, Publicity, Historian, Founders Day, and Programs. Teachers were introduced and a new movie projector demonstrated for visual education. Light refreshments followed.
Oberlin Road event details the Russia Township Farm Womans Club holding a picnic at the new State Park on Oberlin Road with fifty members present. President Mrs Leonard Berg was showered with gifts. new member Mrs Dickason joined. Social committee plans a card party for October 3 at Mrs Ernest Lyman’s North Pleasant Street home. Next meeting set for Grange Hall on October 18.
The LOM society met at the East Oberlin Church Wednesday.
The article lists various committee assignments for the upcoming market and supper on Friday October 29 including dinner committee Mrs Hobbs and Mrs Newman, dining room and bake sale leads, vegetable and needlework chairs, transportation, solicitation, and children’s youth coordinators, with notes of Mrs Ward, Mr Ford, and the visit of Mr and Mrs J T Holland of Vermilion to their daughter.
Bob Rice of Rice Brake Service at 115 Cedar Street urges autumn drivers to prepare for fall road conditions. He stresses tire and brake checks, gradual speed adjustments, and avoiding abrupt braking to prevent skidding on wet leaves and slick pavement.
Harold Hutchinson and Fred McRoberts of Highland Park Michigan and Herbert Schetler of Royal Oak Michigan spent the weekend at the Gar McRoberts home. Funeral services for Orville J Hughs a former resident were held at Sacred Heart church in Oberlin, with many from here attending.
Members of the Kern family gathered at the old homestead Sunday for a picnic dinner and fellowship. Attendees included John Kern and daughter Helen, Mr and Mrs Earl Mogg and son, Mrs Bess Mogg of Orville, Mr and Mrs Harry Kern, Mr and Mrs Charles Kern, Mr and Mrs Lewis Kern, Mr and Mrs Harry Clark, Mr and Mrs George Cohnan and family of Medina, Mr and Mrs Russell Kern of Oberlin, and hosts Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kern.
The text explains how water on roads reduces tire traction and how tires wipe water away to improve grip. It warns drivers not to brake in a turn and suggests easing into turns, then accelerating slightly to shift weight rearward for smoother steering. This guidance applies year round.
Parents and friends can give a practical Going-away present with RCA Victor little nipper radio. Fleet Brenneman of Ohio Public Service touts its attractive designs, superheterodyne circuit, built-in antenna, five low drain tubes, vernier tuning, dynamic speaker, Victrola automatic volume control, and AC DC operation. A free demonstration is offered.
Official Church Board convenes Wednesday evening September 27 at 7 PM in the church pavilion. All department members are urged to attend as pastors lead a lesson from Matthew five about meekness. New York police plan an aviation unit with two aircraft, twelve pilots, and mechanics.
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