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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1936
Page
10
Dr Hengstler argues that functional nervous cases reveal personality illness and that doctors must identify the mechanism behind symptoms. He notes the clinician's challenge in choosing whether heredity or environment drives the condition and stresses seeking a precise target for treatment.
The article discusses how nervous conditions are labeled as disorders yet reflect a broad range of people from business to art. It argues for self effort and courageous attitude, warns against outside remedies, and describes phobias with examples of fear affecting daily actions and social performance.
Educators nationwide celebrate the 2000th birthday of Horace the Latin poet and philosopher. The piece urges readers to sample his preachments against over activity and the chase for endless doing and having by embracing his idea of inertia and calmer nerves.
Henrietta February twenty ninth activity notes Mrs Rex Lees hosted the sewing club at her home Tuesday afternoon a two course luncheon served at four o clock to members including Mrs HH Portman Mrs Donald Haigh Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer Mrs George Minor and Mrs John Bauman The World Day of Prayer and Peace program was observed at the Methodist church Wednesday evening under WFM S auspices with speakers Mr Robart of Birmingham and Rev R G Pferrer Briefs The Methodist church choir met for rehearsal at the home
Ira M. Finley leads the Veterans of Industry of America in Oklahoma City with the Share-the-Land program to break up large farms and divide ownership among tenant farmers. He aims for a Democratic Senate nomination, links to the La Follette brothers, touts tax on big farms, government control of basic industries, labor bargaining, pensions, and homestead exemptions, and forecasts third party activity in four years. Finley, 49, born in Missouri, owns a farm and backs Roosevelt. observers say he is a figure to watch in western politics.
Mrs Anna Wyttenbach hosted Monday evening activities with neighbors. Several families visited others Sunday and Monday including Portman Ries Brechmacher Latteman Zurcher and Bauman households. Church group guests shared supper with Anna Wyttenbach and families in Camden Fields Corners Elyria and LaGrange as Myron Ries connected with relatives.
A statement on scientific thought as a process that liberates inquiry to uncover truth, even if findings challenge established opinions, emphasizing commitment to evidence over prevailing beliefs.
The Mallet Creek school dramatics club will stage Elmer with cast Ruth Brintnall Leslia Zeigler Janet Feist John Nettleton Wilda Marcellus Roger Brintnall Caroline Moore Irene Bihn Doris Baker and Scheming Mothers with Roselyn Knitter Rosalie Hand Arthur Schwartz Marie Chamberlain Lucille Steingass and Gordon Stahl. Owl Club meets for pinochle and luncheon. Ills list notes Tony Strieblemaster Frank Ulrich H. M. Dowdell Ruth Miller and John Neff showing improvement or convalescence.
Edited by Laura L Baldt as an assistant professor of household art, this notice outlines a sewing education program for young girls and doll enthusiasts. It mentions Teechers College and Columbus University in New York and references a sewing course for children aged six and under, with specific measurements and materials implied.
Lorain County Auditor presents detailed year ending December 31 1936 financial transactions for Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Elyria Ohio. Report covers General Fund Revenue receipts expenditures including property tax motor vehicle liquor and inheritance taxes plus miscellaneous refunds and countywide expenses across offices and departments.
A detailed county financial summary shows receipts and payments across road and bridge funds, sewer and water districts, and public aid programs. It lists labor, materials, and other expenses for road construction and maintenance, bridge work, and various governmental funds with totals and transfers to other funds.
The Eastern Star held a meeting at the Masonic Hall Tuesday evening. Degrees of the order were conferred on Mrs. Collingwood of Birmingham. A committee later served refreshments.
The Congregational Club sponsored a card party at the Grange Hall Monday evening. Carl Love and Ethel Elmes won scoring honors in bridge while Adelaide Merry, Frederick Elmes and Carl Love held high pinnace scores. Later lunch was served.
Ada Wood died Saturday night and was buried Tuesday afternoon after funeral services at the home conducted by Rev Eastman. Burial took place in Wakeman Cemetery. Nora Daugherty died last week and was buried Monday morning after services at St Marys Church at 9 a m and burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Mrs Gerald Ross entertained the Bridge Club at her home on Wednesday. Members enjoyed a social hour followed by a light program and refreshments in a relaxed, friendly setting.
Mrs. Fred Graves won first prize in a local homemaker contest with substitutes including Mrs. Kenneth Ross Gladys Arnholt Eletha Steele and Byron Dalton. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Todd will entertain on March 12.
Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt and Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt spent Thursday in Sandusky. Ruth Fay recovering from an operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bill Peabody visited Cleveland relatives. Paul Cooley visiting his parents. Will Jarrett of Florence called on Josiah Galpin. Division No 3 postponed meeting to March 11. Mrs Frank Hager of Elyria visiting Leland Kenyon and her parents Nick Neiding.
FMM has firemen Washington Ia An insurance company here has its own fire department Officials of the Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company purchased a fire truck and obtained pledges from city workers to drive it in case of necessity.
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