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Wyoming Valley Motor Club
A Membership in a Motorist's Club With an Illustrious Past—A Present Filled With Sparkling Accomplishments and a Brilliantly Planned Post-War Future
18 MEMBER BENEFITS
Bow BAIL BOND—good anywhere in the U. S. through the National Surety
) ation.
$1,000 PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY, with accumulative bene-
fit of 10% added to original face of policy beginning with second year—
maximum, $1,500; also plays $15 per week for thirteen weeks when dis-
abled from automobile accidents.
HOSPITALIZATION AND COMMON CARRIER INSURANCE have been added
to Motor Club’s original 16 reasons for joining.
HOSPITALIZATION COVERS YOU in an automobile accident for each hospi-
tal day for a period not exceeding 21 consecutive days. Allowance is
also made for use of operating room not exceeding $10.00; for an-
gesihene administration not exceeding $10.00, on account of any one
accident. ?
ALSO
PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY will apply while riding as a fare-
paying passenger in any steel railroad passenger car, (including such
cars drawn by electric, gasoline, or diesel locomotives), electric inter-
urban, elevated, subway or street railway passenger car.
Additional Benefits Just Added To Personal Accident Policy
IXGAL ADVICE—in regard to accidents, arrests, titles, licenses, etc., at no cost
2 to member.
TOWING—five mile towing service anywhere in the U. S. without charge.
EMERGENCY SERVICE—on highway—flat tire, out of gas, lost keys, dead bat-
tery—or for any reason that member can’t start car in thirty minutes,
the cost is on the Club.
MEMBERSHIP IN THE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION, 1,750,000
members, and Pennsylvania Motor Federation, 180,000 members, which
makes your membership in the Wyoming Valley Club good anywhere in
the U. S. and Canada.
ROAD INFORMATION—maps, tour books, hotel guides, etc., also the Wyoming
Valley Motorist six times a year.
EMBLEM—AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION car emblem, recognized
throughout the world. .
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COLLECT CARD.
SAFETY —official leadership in all Motor Safety Movements. Club now has 59,-
500 children in School Boy Patrols, paid for out of Club dues.
GOOD ROADS—active constantly in promoting more and improved highways,
$25 REWARD FOR THE arrest and conviction of car theft.
$100 REWARD for information leading to the arrest or conviction of the thief
stealing a tire from the automobile of a member of the Wyoming Valley
Motor Club.
SECRETARY'S SERVICE—personally at member's command for infuormation
and advice.
NOTARY SERVICE— is provided at Club Headquarters on all papers requiring
~ your affidavit. Free to members.
FREE CHAIN SERVICE—at the Club’s Service Stations. They put them on and
x take them off for you.
For Your Year Round Christmas Gift, Mail or Bring Membership
Application, Below, to the Wyoming Valley Motor Club
With Your Check for $7.50
BEBE PL TL OS TE PE TE OE TE OE TE TE TE TE RE TE BE PE BE GE BE TR BE RE TRE BR BR BE 88
WYOMING VALLEY MOTOR CLUB
: STERLING HOTEL
Affiliated With the American Automobile Association and the
Pennsylvania Motor Federation, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
RL hereby apply for membership in the
4 Wyoming Valley Motor Club, and enclose Seven Dollars and
4 Fifty Cents for Regular membership, or $5.00 for Associate
i Membership. (Associate Membership to members of your im-
¢ mediate Household). ¢
-BUSINESS ADDRESS
HOME ADDRESS ...... ......
GOOD FOR ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF JOINING
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A Few Of The Benefits Obtained,
In The Past, For The Community!
Effort Mountain Road te
Easton
New Ashley By-Pass
Luzerne By-Pass
The New Harvey's Lake
Highway
New Tunkhannock High-
way 309”
Revamped East End
Boulevard
Revamping West Nanti-
coke Road from
Shickshinny to Plymouth
Route "92" — Wilkes-
Barre to Pittston, Via
Plains
New Bridge at Pittston
“Fort Jenkins Bridge” and
many other Highway Im-
provements
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Through the untiring efforts of your Wyoming Valley Motor Club
Beneficial POST WAR PLANS Recently Adopted
By Wyoming Valley Motor Club!
Recommended by the organization’s post-war planning committee, a def
inite program for activities after the war, including a new bridge across
Susquehanna at North Street and another opposite Courtright Avenue, as
as the widening of several highways and bridges and the construction
union station in this city for railroads and buses, was unanimously adop
a meeting of directors of the Wyoming Valley Motor Club in Hotel Sterl
recently.
FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE REPORT:
Widening the present highway 115
from Bear Creek to Effort to three
lanes of concrete.
A new rerouted highway from
Hillside on Route 309 at the junc-
tion of Pennsylvania 115 to Wil-
liamsport.
A new highway built on the top
of the dike from Market Street
bridge on the West Side to River
Street in Forty Fort.
A new bridge over the Susquehan-
na River, north of the North Street
bridge, to connect with Courtright
Avenue and the East End bridge.
A new bridge at North Street.
Improvement of the highway from
the City line at Wilkes-Barre to Mid-
vale on Route 92. This suggested im-
provement has already been acted
upon by the State and the project
completed.
A new three lane highway from
Wilkes-Barre to Mocanaqua on the
east side of the river.
A new bridge at Retreat.
Widening of the two bridges on
Widening of the South Main
Street bridge over the Central Rail-
road tracks in Hanover Township.
Relocating of U. S. 11 at Wyoming
Valley Airport and additional hang-
ers and renting facilities.
Flood Control at Wyoming Valley
Airport and additional hangers and
renting facilities.
Union station for railroads, buses,
ete.
Paving of the Ashley by-pass and
all approaches with concrete. The
contract for this project has already
been-let by the State. .
Paving of the black top of Route
115 from the traffic circle to the first
cut.
Repaving of the Market Street
bridge.
Straightening of U. S. 11 from
Spur gasoline station to the Ply-
mouth Borough line.
A new bridge at Plymouth.
Correct low spots on Route 92
where water gathers at present time.
This includes spots at Carpenter's
Creek, Forrest Hills and Mangan-
iello’s.
Elimination of Oxford Street rail
crossing at Lee Park.
and the Pennsylvania Motor Federation many Legislative changes
are obtained, yearly, for the benefit of motorists. For example:
Reducing license plate fees to $10.00 for all makes of automobiles.
Advocating that the State of Pennsylvania keep Highway Motor
Funds, inviolate, for the purpose of road construction and repairs.
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U. S. 11 between Kingston and
Plymouth.
The club suggested highway from Effort to Bath. Commencing at a point
in the village of Effort, passing Lake Weir and continuing through the villages
of Kintnersville and Klechknersville and crossing Chestnut Ridge to the base
of the Blue Mountains at which point a tunnel will be built approximately
6,200 feet long to continue this highway in a straight line through Chapman’s
Quarries to Bath, Pa. This proposed highway will be four lane concrete the
entire distance.
New road between Glen Lyon and
Wilkes-Barre via Nanticoke.
Yearly Membership
In The Wyoming Valley
Motor Club only—
$7.50
INCLUDING
all of the above
noted BENEF ITS
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Andrew J. Sordoni
President
HOTEL STERLING WILKES-BARRE, PENN'A.
This Adverstisement Is Paid For By Friends of the Wilkes-Barre-Wyoming V alley Motor Club
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