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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
15
Ford sets high praise for new car tests
The Ford company reports on rigorous testing of the first new Ford car. Tests show speeds of 65 mph and average tours above 50 mph with comfort, economy, and reliability. The car reportedly requires no overheating, delivers strong acceleration, and will be introduced soon as best and most modern priced automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Caspar and Behn Sever Ties After Rivalry Sparks Fallout
Caspar returns with his Prince Albert and accuses Behn of failing to paradheston for him and his guest. Behn counters by sending two marks and an iron weal better. The pair refuse to speak and their followers fall silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar
Albert
Behn
Paradheston
Wes
Cne
Prince Exhibits Hidden Seclusion in Munich Event
A short note details Prince Easton’s exhibit in Munich and his pursuit of art, as he returns to the gallery with a new selection. The event highlights are described with emphasis on the displayed pictures and the influence of the co professor secession movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn Easton
Secession
Don
Eighteenth Columbia Station reunion recalls old school days
Mrs Effie P Squire notes Columbia Station teachers and classmates met August 6 at Columbia Center town hall with sixty one present. one death reported Orlando Porter. Read letters from absent peers. music by Rive Repla Mreneh and Edna Barker. They vote to meet again August first in 1823 at the same place. Community picnic races postponed due to rain. Orlu and Herbert Hales visit Maumee with uncle Wo Hales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Station
Columbia Center Town Hall
Orlando Porter
Rive
Repla Mreneh
Edna Barker
Garden of Clearwater
Raip
Columbia Center
Orlu
Herbert Hales
Wo Hales
Maumee
Ohio
Ford declares new car an accomplished fact in 1919 auto drive
Edsel B Ford announces the Ford Motor Company has solved engine and equipment problems for a new car. He says every part will be tested under all conditions before public sale and that production plans will be the heaviest in the industry as plants nationwide prepare for mass output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Edsel B Ford
Foard Motor Company
Ford
Turkish harem site to become public museum after centuries
The former imperial harem of the Serapho Palace in Turkey will open as a museum. For 409 years the doors of this harem have remained closed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serapho Palace
Turkey
Mexican Adventure Ends With Departure From Ruth Henshaw
John Moore and college associate Philip Morton travel from Tucson to Mexico where Moore uncovers a gunrunning plot. Ruth Henshaw asks for help as Moore longs for home. After danger and a jailbreak, Ruth and Moore plan to catch a New York train tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
Moore
Ruth Henshaw
Berton Henshaw
Feli Ga Roderiguez
Lopez
Clench
Ramon
Wong
John
Morton
Henshaw
Ruth
Stew and
Beechy
Mr. Moore
Miss Henshaw
Local Social Notes from Ridgeville and Nearby
Ridgeville residents share visits with relatives in Lanewood Germentown Cleveland Kent and Seville as Pomona Grange plans Cascade Park picnic invitations extend to four counties A stream of guests including the Gilders Brewsters Millers and Gibbons highlight a busy week in Ridgeville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Aug
J. Lafrinier
Lanewood
Reynolds
Frank Maton
Merton
Germentown
B. Miller
K. Brewster
N Juckem
Cleveland
Chas. Gilder
A. Gilder
Washington, D.C
Thelma Gibbons
Mable Schwab
D. Gibbons
Sherwool Stroud
Florence
Melvin Barnes
Seville
Chas Frisbee
Schwartz
Staton Road
G Wintere
Sherr
Sandusky
Kent
Ohio
Pomona
Cascade Park
Cyril Gibbons
Elmer Kopp
Fobandre Chas Dittrick
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Columbia Columbia Station
Effie P. Squire
Edsel Ford
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Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Layberg and Brown
Elyria
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Clemo
Beachy
Joe
Stew
Juana
Scar
Juan
Dalance
Ifes
Fa Moore
E. M. Knowles
Dt Scholls
Atdngard
Z. A. Shaw
Buffalo
William Glas
Dover Center
K Brewster
Margaret Miller
Pitcsiig
B Miller
Bliss Florence Stacey
Antioch
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