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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
5
The readable lines describe a morning scene with a person recalling a prior event and sensing aromas of coffee. The text is highly garbled but hints at everyday moments, a family link, and a distant observer. No clear names, dates, or places emerge.
London reports Germany plans a vast postwar flood of manufactured goods to seize world markets once indemnities are settled. The Daily Express warns Britain faces ruin of export trade as German pricing and cheap goods flood back, while workers resist longer hours. Germany may win the peace through industry.
Friends report Miss Hattie Lang underwent a goiter operation at Rheinfrank's hospital in Perrysburg on Monday and is recovering well. Also noted are Mildred Morrone visiting sick sister Kate Veltre. two Brighton boys Donald Day Gilbert Butson and Hazel Twaddle from Clarksfield connected to Wellington class. Eversons drove to Ligomer Indiana. M E Ladies plan an ice cream social June 22. Frank Jeffrey and daughter Helen to Norwalk. Etha Burge improving after illness.
Diplomatic circles report Premier Briand and British Foreign Secretary Curzon meet in Paris to find a last chance for the Turkish nationalists to avoid a hopeless war. If Ankara holds firm Britain may defend civilisation and accept Greek aid. Greek morale reportedly improves with King Constantine with the lines in the Near East.
Eyannis on June 18 announces a town election for sheriff with a bold description of the candidate. The notice describes the required qualifications and election specifications for the role.
Lorain traffic police ordered E. J. Handvelde of Elyria into court today for violating a city ordinance. Police say Handvelde passed a street car discharging passengers at 7th Street and Broadway.
Arrests expected in robberies of two local stores as stolen sport is recovered. Willie Park, New York golfer, outlines golf course for a new Country club in Ashland. Emma L Mykrantz 72 dies. George Hedrick 4 in critical condition after auto strike. Damon Markeyr 93 fractures skull after fall from apple ties. Prof C Metcalf Columbus conducts entomological survey of Ashland county. Coroner Ray Ash investigates mysterious death of Charles Crawford. Laces body found in a Perrysville cess pool. lungs reported free from contamination.
Mrs Ella J Nichols and Mrs Harry Nichols and daughter Jean are on an indefinite visit at Battle Creek Michigan. Mrs RK Elum spends several days in Cleveland. Arthur Dolrell of Clyde called on Amberat friends today. Mr and Mrs E R Worcester arrive to spend the weekend with C D Worcester. Jack Bruce and Donald Posie attended the Eastern Star dance in Lerain. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harold Penton of North Midge today. BP Reese of Elyria Business College was Amherst visitor last evening. Mrs Standen and baby discharged from hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs C D Worcester and Mr and Mrs EB Worcester traveled to Greenwich for the weekend. Mrs Calairn Love admitted to hospital Friday.
Fragmented public notices, social news and local events from Baldwin Wallace area readers. Includes baptist church activities, neighborhood showers, hosting guests, whooping cough reports, and Wool Growers meeting notices with scattered names and places.
M. E. Jameson of Toledo fined ten dollars for driving 55 mph. Deaths include Mrs. J. T. Boettcher and Mattie Myers at sanitariums, and Nancy Butler near Milan. Norwalk merchants donate 1250 dollars for thirteen municipal band concerts. Rev. EL Wilson to speak at Odd Fellows meeting on June 26.
Miss Staddon of Cleveland cares for Mrs. Srell who is better but bedbound. Wilona Brocer is very ill with summer influenza. Lewis Van Arsdale of La Grange fills Route 1 for John Van Arsdale on two week vacation. Mrs. Robert Squire visited relatives in Oberlin. Friday many from here attended the event.
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