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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1936
Page
10
London visitors quote Alfred Adler, the Viennese psychologist, claiming he can identify criminals in minutes and believes crime can be cured if society organizes treatment. He argues educators should be trained psychologists and that focused interest in a child can prevent criminal paths or self-destruction.
Snary grievances. He becomes the 'getting' type, and when he grows older what he can't get, he takes. A trained psychologist can put him right when he is a child. I myself have done it many times.
Cairo reports King Farouk wears the late King Fuad's famed wonder watch presented by the Swiss colony in 1929. The timepiece, costing 8750 dollars, displays time date day moon phases altitude weather forecast wind direction and temperature with multiple chimes and astronomical readings.
South Amherst hosts two social gatherings on Thursday with local church and Legion groups attending. The Ladies Aid Societies from Axtel and Amherst visit the Methodist church at 2:00 PM, while the Amherst Noon Day Club is entertained at the South Amherst Town Hall with dinner served at noon.
Mrs Lodi Gibson Mrs Jacob Muth and Mrs George Garthe left Monday morning by auto for Kailbourn Wis to visit relatives. Miss Betty Kyle of Akron visits Mr and Mrs Robert Allsop. Paul Mor Jr spends week at Camp Iss See Kess. Charles Kofer Mansfield and Claude Birch family visit Springer home. Amelia Schneider Fairview Hospital visited parents Ernst and Amelia Schneider. Harl Leonard Ro Milis Lorain visit Heathcote home. John Garland Jane and J Brown Elyria visit Garland home. Leland Jones Elyria visits Alex Garland. The serpent was probably originally typified as a force of evil because snakes among ancient Oriental peoples were largely deadly.
Everett Dye aged 20 and Paul Dye 19 launch a 3200 mile canoe journey from White River Indiana to Phoenix Arizona to enroll at the University of Arizona next fall. They plan staged trips with camping for hunting and fishing along the White River Wabash Ohio Mississippi Sabine Inter Coastal Canal and Bayou to Houston. From Houston they will travel by car to Phoenix as training and savings support their college aims.
John Despres, sightless since age ten, completed a Brown University BA with Gypsy the German shepherd guiding him during all four undergraduate years. Gypsy led Despres in the commencement procession, exemplifying the bond between student and service dog. The article notes the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Japan was founded 49 years ago.
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