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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
11
World celebrated graphologist Jeanne Sardy explains resistance as a quality rooted in principle rather than mere opposition. She argues that resistant temperament signals intelligence, stamina, and moral strength, evident even in signatures of the Declaration of Independence signers, with an example from a pen named B. B. highlighted.
A letter portrays a woman as capable and reliable with executive ability. It notes a balance of heart and mind, strong conversational skill, cultural interests, and a disciplined, punctual life. Traits include fineness of memory, artistry, charm, tact, and potential for leadership and public speaking. It urges using talents fully.
The Boy Scouts of America Troop 32 held a bunce at St James Mission on Saturday evening. First prize went to Miss Phyliss Gebhart in the branch game, with Mrs Frank Simmons taking consolation. Winners in primobile were Mrs William Forbush and William Hemnine, with Mrs William Millers also consoling. Mrs J J Smith won the door prize. Refreshments were served.
The phrase echoes a danger about liberty being eroded by small concessions. It highlights concerns that incremental measures weaken fundamental rights. The remark underscores vigilance against tactic changes that undermine core freedoms.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Steigerwald who died suddenly in Cleveland were held at Hols Trinity church with Reverend Geo Worth officiating. A longtime Avon resident she lived in Cleveland for a month and is survived by husband John, three daughters Envatine Elimore Geraldine and six brothers Joseph John Peter Antone Jacof Avon and Andrew Porthofer of Fort Recovers. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John met in the parish hall with Mrs Joseph Ringel winning the drill prize. The "Sutch and Chatter" sewing club met at Mrs George Nagel’s home and later a lunch was served. Visitors from Cleveland and nearby towns visited Avon residents. A dance and inspection of Knights of St John uniforms was held at Avon Park hall with strong attendance from Elyria Lorain Ridgeville and Avon.
Mr and Mrs A A Bungert announce the birth of a daughter at Amherst Hospital on Sunday. A special orchestra practice directed by Karl Kolinski was held Monday at Avon High School in preparation for the county contest Saturday at Clearview.
Thomas Brown, a clam digger near Aberdeen Washington, found a 100 pound lump of hard coal on the beach. After burning fuel in his stove, he opened the lump and found a live mature clam writhing from the heat inside, illustrating a bizarre accidental harbor find.
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