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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1940
Page
8
Edward Lee Hawk, noted human analyst and sales coach, will present seven talks titled How To Understand and Influence People at the Elks hall starting Wednesday April 10 at 8 PM. The free series invites the public and anyone seeking self improvement and business or social advancement.
The text argues that human activity centers on satisfying individual desires and inclinations. It notes that while human nature is similar, individuals differ in appearance, interests, abilities, and preferences, making misfits—and that many people in industry struggle to align tasks with each person’s unique traits and needs.
Oberlin College graduate Dr Franklin P Metcalf head of Lingnan University's Botany Department in Canton China has been named a Guggenheim Fellow for the coming year. The award amount is 2500 dollars and funds will support his monograph on Fukien Province flora. The recipients were chosen for their potential to advance scholarship and art.
Safety Director Eliot Ness of Cleveland will speak tonight at the Lorain County Special Deputy Sheriffs Association monthly meeting at the Eagles hall in Lorain. Sheriff Carl R. Finegan says the civilian branch promotes the department enforcement and traffic program. Udga Tablets advertise bismuth to coat the stomach lining for ulcer relief and indigestion with a 25 cent box available at drug stores.
Under the joint auspices of Oberlin departments, Professor Henri Focillon of the College de France and Yale visiting professor will present an illustrated French lecture on Manet and modern life. The event takes place in the Allen Arts Building on Thursday April 11 at 8 15 p m. Focillon is a renowned art historian who has studied Manet and lectured at Yale and various American universities.
Police reports show two children injured by dogs yesterday. The three year old daughter of Howard Carruthers at 215 East Sixth Street was bitten on the face by a dog owned by her grandfather Charles Fees at the same address, needing three stitches. Earl Hawkins of 704 East River Street reported his eight year old son Earl Jr bitten on the right leg by a brown and tan dog on the McKinley school grounds at 110 p.m.
Oberlin Conservatory students present three senior recitals this week. Dorothy Walker offers an organ recital April 9 at 7 30 p.m. in Finney Chapel. Mary Low Corbus performs piano April 11 at 7 30 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. Ruby Shaw closes with a piano recital April 12 at 8 30 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall.
The Women's Bible Class met at Mrs Mary Ryder's home with fourteen members present. President Edith Tran led business after prayer by Rev Charles F Mott and group singing. They voted to pay half a World Service unit and enjoyed a contest won by Mrs Arthur Rinehart followed by a Bible quiz and refreshments. The Lat A Lot Club also gathered at Mrs A F Rust's with sewing and social time, and Mrs Alex Schwed will host in two weeks.
The April Fool Party was held Monday evening at the school house with about 65 attendees including faculty. Senior Class ran games, Junior Class handled reception, Sophomores provided refreshments, and Freshmen managed the program table. Refreshments were ice cream and cake. The Junior Class has set April 17 for presenting the play Flat Tire and is rehearsing. county teachers banquet date changed. All County Musical rehearsals by Girls Glee Club Boys Glee Club and mixed chorus continue.
The April 3 chapel program directed by Glenn C Kenny featured scripture reading and prayer by Harold Koons. Marion Thompson sang, Thelma Arndt played guitar, and Harold Thompson with Jim Obermiller performed a duet. A playlet was shown before the flag pledge and America song. Emil Pliske visited Ethel Elliott’s home Friday.
West Ridge Carlisle Grange met Tuesday at the Grange Hall. Initiation of 1st and 2nd degree candidates was held. Sheriff Finnegan gave a talk. Mrs Arthur Fesler was appointed to head refreshments at the next meeting. Lunch concluded the session.
Denny Ryan of Parsch Lumber cites FHA data indicating 11,207 small FHA insured homes began during the four weeks ended March 23, up 50 percent from the prior four weeks and 20 percent year over year. Local trend favors smaller, better designed homes with less expensive finishes and improved space efficiency.
The George Perkine Pest ae hold their regular meeting evening April Sth 1080 at the end Baptist church W 9s and also the auxiliary All members asked to be rec ent Business of importance have resulted in economies in est structures The new single morigene Plane of the FHA type mean lower financing costs Rock wool insulation Batt type product of Tone Manville research improved since its origin a decade ago yet cost a third today than it did then Siding shingles do not require paint to preserve them pre designed and pre finished insulating board for interior decoration efficient low cost heating plants designed for low cost house and modern kitchen and bathroom equipment are other examples of the plus values savvily able to today s builder of low cost home
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