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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1927
Page
2
The fragment follows John Moore and companions as they travel from New York to Tucson and Mexico. Plans blur amid a tense pursuit involving Harmon and Serr, with a church meeting at Tubutama and a dangerous ascent through a dark passage as Moore takes charge and the group advances into unknown threats.
A melodramatic scene unfolds with John Moore rising from poverty to prominence in engineering. He pursues a romance with Ruth Henshall, guiding her through a church and into a car, while plotting to test faith, fate, and a new life in Mexico as they share Spanish scenes and meals.
Dr. Daniel A Poling president of the International Christian Endeavor Union and Marble Collegiate Reformed Church leader advises a young man to date long enough to know if a girl is his mind and heart’s choice before kissing. He says youth are intrinsically good and not bound for hell. The question arose at a Christian Endeavor Union gathering in Cleveland Ohio.
Evening of July 7 gathered around Mr and Mrs Koepke at their Grafton home as 170 friends and relatives celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary and the birthday of a grandchild. Guests from Milwaukee Cleveland Oberlin Valley City and more attended the reunion with flowers gifts and music.
Miss Margaret Lee Kipton hosts and travels are noted with relatives visiting Cleveland. The piece lists gatherings at various homes including Mrs Johs Scott and son Hardy and Mr and Mrs Jarence Burrill among others over a weekend.
The World’s First Peanut Exposition held at Hoskiz North Carolina will become an annual event with next edition planned for July. Organizers announced that the Eastern Carolina and Tidewater Virginia Peanut Expo sponsored the first show. At Windsor festival over 100 uses of the peanut were demonstrated attracting growers from major peanut regions.
Mrs. C Hegmann of 228 Schaeffer St reports relief from insomnia and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Herbal Medicine Pills. She says the remedy helped with sleep and general weakness and invites inquiries from other women seeking information.
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