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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1949
Page
3
Editor's note presents a primer on mental illness including definitions of neurosis and psychosis, causes from physical and life strain factors, inheritance questions, and the role of psychiatrists. It discusses prevalence, treatment, hospital care, prevention, and recovery prospects with emphasis on education and destigmatization.
The regular meeting of the Lorain County Vexture 149 of the 40 8 will be held Saturday April 30 at the South Amherst American Legion post. The meeting is set for 9:30 PM and members are asked to wear their chapeaux.
The article argues that many mild mental disturbances could be prevented from progressing with early diagnosis and psychosocial aid. It highlights the Lorain County Guidance Center’s role in offering such help and promotes the pamphlet What About Mental Hygiene published by the Division of Mental Hygiene, State of Ohio.
Br and Mrs William King once ran a Grafton restaurant and owned Blondie the black cocker spaniel. After the Kings died, Blondie stayed with Leo Reck Mary Kingson in Cleveland who now seeks a home for Blondie in the Grafton or Elyria area.
Lorain County Industrial Safety Council members heard about DuPont color conditioning methods used in wartime to reduce eye strain raise output and improve safety. R O Bradley presented at the April Safety Council meeting in the Elks dining room detailing a uniform color code for industry assigning standard colors to represent various conditions and practices.
A fragment notes that residents think three year old Blondie would be happier in a less crowded, more peaceful town. The line hints at a child’s welfare and potential relocation to a quieter setting.
The talk covered common factory hazards and how color coding helps safety. A Technicolor film titled Color Conditioning for Industry demonstrated applying proper light and color in workshops and lunch rooms. Ray Brouse of Republic Steel chaired the Safety Council and introduced the speaker with guests including Robert S. B. Holmes from U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh.
Charles Spitzer of Grafton is on the honor roll in the College of Pharmacy with a 3.25 average or better for the Winter quarter. Announcement comes from B W Christensen dean of the college. True Gratson secretary of the College of Agriculture notes John L Anderson and Douglas.
A. Darch of Amherst and Norman F. Oekker of Avon were named to the winter honor roll with averages of 3.25 or better. The piece notes Africa’s land area is three times larger than Europe.
Advertisement promises business growth for small shops with low cost. It urges readers to call 44-141 for details and pricing. The message lacks location or company names.
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