'Good Will' Auto Arrives Here Today

Newspaper article, 'Good Will' Auto Arrives Here Today, on the Elks-Studebaker tour, Camden Courier-Post, June 18, 1932
Camden Courier-Post, June 18, 1932
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'GODD [sic] WILL' AUTO ARRIVES HERE TODAY One of Three in Elks-Studebaker Tour Will Parade in Camden One of three cars making a nation-wide good-will tour under auspices of the Elks' and Studebaker company is due to arrive in Camden today. An invitation to attend the Chicago world's fair next year will be extended from Rufus Dawes, brother of America's former ambassador to England, to members of the Camden B. P. O. E. The car is driven by Joseph Downing and is en route to Birmingham, Ala., where the Elks' national convention is due to open July 16. Harry G. Robinson, exalted ruler of the Camden lodge, has named Albert Austermuhl, secretary; Rud Preisandanz [sic], Jr., past exalted ruler; William L. Sauerhoff, James H. Long and D. Trueman Stackhouse as a committee to welcome the good-will car. McClellan Fulton, local Studebaker dealer, will have a fleet of cars in a parade about the city.

One of Three in Elks-Studebaker Tour Will Parade in Camden

One of three cars making a nation-wide good-will tour under auspices of the Elks’ and Studebaker company is due to arrive in Camden today.

An invitation to attend the Chicago world’s fair next year will be extended from Rufus Dawes, brother of America’s former ambassador to England, to members of the Camden B. P. O. E. The car is driven by Joseph Downing and is en route to Birmingham, Ala., where the Elks’ national convention is due to open July 16.

Harry G. Robinson, exalted ruler of the Camden lodge, has named Albert Austermuhl, secretary; Rud Preisandanz [sic], Jr., past exalted ruler; William L. Sauerhoff, James H. Long and D. Trueman Stackhouse as a committee to welcome the good-will car. McClellan Fulton, local Studebaker dealer, will have a fleet of cars in a parade about the city.

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