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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
11
A world famous graphologist analyzes a Elyria man’s handwriting to illustrate frankness versus sincerity. The piece explains how frankness differs from tact and reserve and notes how youth often shows frankness while age tends toward sincerity. A sample script is presented for readers to compare.
The writing portrays Mr. G. W. C as candid and courageous yet impulsive. It notes optimism, loyalty, and learning ease, warning of possible complacency, and suggests a balanced mate could temper impulses. It also highlights analytical skill, potential for law or accounting success, and prudent money habits.
In Birmingham on April 6 the church attendance was strong as the choir led by Mrs. L. B. Norman performed. Rev. Geo T. Hanna delivered a sermon titled The Challenge of Life from Matthew 16, with hymn sing along and a responsive reading from Isaiah 55. A Sunday School followed the service and a church rehearsal is planned Wednesday night.
Mrs Evelena Thomas of Saginaw Michigan says ten years of severe headaches ended after EMTONA treatment. She reports improved appetite digestion sleep and nerves and urges others with headaches and bowel toxicity to try EMTONA sold at Muir's Cut Rate Drug More 413 Brom Street.
Clarkfield April 7 birth announced a baby girl weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces born at 1 15 A M Sunday. Bellville High Class of 1931 gave a shower for Mrs Evelyn Merrill at Mr and Mrs Sheaf home in Bellville. they received a silver sugar bowl cream pitcher and tray. Due to Rev Cobb all day meeting there was no service at Clarksfield M E Church. Drams to be presented by Clarksfield Dramatic Society April 9 at 8 PM titled For He Had Great Possessions. Ladies Aid at Mrs Evana home with Mrs Wilcoxen assistant hostess. large attendance, luncheon served.
Two week agenda includes a meeting with Mrs Nellie Franklin. Social items report Mr and Mrs Wm Franklin and Mr and Mrs Busy Franklin hosting the North Pedro Club Friday with good attendance and luncheon. Funeral rites held for Merrill Childs. burial in Norwalk. Locals from Cleveland Rochester Willard and Oberlin area cited with visits and gatherings across several households.
Valley City updates include Grabenstetter's Cleveland visit to see daughter Mrs Ray Frick. Howard Arnold of Liverpool attended York Oratorical Contest with “Science of the Ages.” Martin Huge performed a flute solo. William Lempke sold his farm to Mr Baron of Royalton and plans to sell household furniture Wednesday. Lempkes plan Germany trip soon. D Roy Virtue and Henry Wolf Jr of Columbus visited the Wolf home. Mrs Al Metzger of Lorain is convalescing after illness.
At home of Mrs. Hopper Emma Wolfe visited with family. Local students rehearsed for the Music Teachers Convention at Hotel Cleveland. Shoppers from Cleveland and Medina visitors attended gatherings. A birthday celebration at the Bauer home featured a Cleveland orchestra and a lavish repast.
Mrs Christina Goltmar, 84, died on Saturday in Nome on State road. Funeral services were held at her home on Monday afternoon with Rev Albert Lamprecht officiating. Interment followed at Mardscrabble cemetery. Rev Lamprecht and family attended Faith Lutheran dedication in Lakewood Sunday night. Others visiting included Mrs Adolf Schweitzer and family of Elyria and Mr and Mrs John Speith Jr of Medina. A. E. Speith and sisters Alice and Louise of Mallet Creek and Mrs Frank Walters of Litchfield visited John Speith’s home Sunday.
Mr kad mite Wa Cleveland were Aindag callers. Mr and Mrs George son Billy spent the week. Mrs Wolfe's parents at Ohio. Mae Withme stack Wallare toReauty bi week's vacation.
Dry spell grips Devert as residents report unusual rainfall patterns in the region. Local authorities note sporadic showers with potential impacts on agriculture and daily life. Weather observers urge caution and monitor forecasts for possible changes.
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