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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1937
Page
7
The term pariah, dating from India’s caste system, derives from the Tamil paraiyan meaning a large drum. It reflected the lowest caste’s drum beating tasks, and the word endures in language as a social outcast label.
Edmonton report notes the only White child born on Victora Teton is named June and journeys from Eskimo Island to the city. She travels by schooner and airplane and struggles with noise traffic and tall buildings for the first time.
A Saturday on Heidelberg College campus marked the inauguration of Dr Clarence E Josephson as Heidelberg's seventh president. The event drew about 180 educational representatives who discussed university size versus small college advantages, financing fears, and student preparation gaps.
The discussion among college heads cites Dr. Josephson's business background as advantageous for a college president. They note the boards' financial insight and a publicity staffer who keeps the school in the press aids alumni interest and funding. The writer recalls a pleasant Heidelberg visit and praises Tiffin's college town qualities in Ohio.
A list of notable birthdays and deaths from 1781 to 1936 including Chester Dewer Franklin Bache John P Kennedy Thomas B K Macaulay Arthur Van Harlitz john N Willys Flord Bennett and others. It also notes historic events on 1415 1854 1918 1927 1933 and 1936 such as Azincourt Balaklava the Argonne and the Mafalda sinking.
The column lists notable births from Hamilton to Oyster Bay across generations, including Rev. Charles E. Coughlin and Admiral Richard Byrd, with ages from 46 to 70. It then notes today’s horoscope praising mental strength and self containment, and finally reports Moscow birth figures: 32,632 in Q1 this year versus 18,246 in 1936.
Readings reflect on Matthew 6 3 15 and the Lord's Prayer. The piece argues Christians should pray together as one group, rejecting exclusion by race or nation, and emphasizes unity in God’s presence among all peoples.
The Room For One More class of the Methodist Church in South Amherst met at Miss Marie Gratz home. Miss Gratz presided with Miss Margaret Rice leading devotions. A Christmas pageant was planned and candy sold for the highen dinner on November 10. An open discussion on attracting more members followed. Eugene Sawyer joined as a new member. Refreshments were served to twenty by Miss Gratz with Miss Lois Springer and Miss Norma Stack assisting.
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