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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
6
A Berlin sourced analysis argues Germany's surrender to Allied terms may be hollow and delayed by diplomatic stalling. The piece notes past delays after November 11, 1918, cites cautious optimism from Hoover, and critiques various public figures while reflecting on the wider postwar mood and ongoing tensions.
A short, fragmented note shows an advertising push with repeated phrases Drop Drop Drop. The readable text hints at promotional activity but provides no clear event, date, or attribution.
An editor urges advertisers to start campaigns now, not in fall, to build leads over time. A contractor example shows 50 percent of contracts traced to ads after twenty months, proving persistent, modest ads yield long term gains and industry cooperation flourishes.
Mrs Carrie Louise Braman widow of Gilbert J Braman of 1908 Reid Avenue died after a lingering illness at the family home. She was born August 31 1862 in Washington Massachusetts and lived in Lorain since 1882. Survived by husband sister Mrs T A Brooks and brother Emerson Miller. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM at the residence with interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
In a small town ABE MARTIN notes that business gains face cold feet as some residents resent success by a local entrepreneur working for the Lord. The piece contrasts consumer optimism with local skepticism and resistance to prosperity.
Ten years ago in Elyria the Lorain Street car line proposed a fifteen cent fare increase despite council protests. The Social Settlement Association formed with C. G. Washburn as president. Elyria's baseball club organized with Mose Wilder as president Cap Koehle captain and Bill Schall treasurer. The club signed Pete Wood to pitch. The Elyria City Band began weekly city park concerts to large crowds. The Muscati Art Society held a concert at the Baptist church with many participants.
Mrs F C Brandt cared for her sick mother Mrs F C Williams in Wellington. Mrs Harry Rodgers attended her brother's funeral in Findlay. locals attended the Buckeye Show Co in Wellington. Mr and Mrs Fred Pitts hosted relatives Mr and Mrs Te Wiling of Wellington. Mrs Effie Cameron of Elyria visited daughter Mrs Marjorie Dais. Mabel Taylor and a Cleveland friend visited Eva Hulett. Forest Williams, once of Pittsfield, took a government job as an electric foreman in Charleston West Virginia.
The Wellington High School Glee Club presented the cherished operetta Cherry Blossom at the Opera House in Well ington on Wednesday evening with Nina Pitts and Merton Wohsman in key roles. The event drew local families, highlighted by expressions of appreciation and a communal display of school spirit.
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