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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1938
Page
4
The pig keeper of a medieval lord’s pigs, known as the str Ward en, later the sty ward, evolved into Stewart. The pig man’s family rose in prominence until Walter the Stewart of Scotland married Mar jor ie Bruce in the 17th century, founding a picturesque royal house.
A reflection on seeking divine counsel through Church worship and prayer. It urges bringing hard problems to God via His Church and Christ’s ministers, to hear guidance in Scripture, praise, and action. The piece frames a Christian mind, heart, voice, hand, and soul as channels for Christ.
Oberlin concert features pianist Mary A. Bennett and violinist Raymond Cerf in Warner Hall on October 27 at 8 PM. Faculty members perform Schubert and Mozart to Strauss works, including Schubert Duo Op 162, Mozart Sonata No 17 in A major, and Strauss Sonata Op 18. Public invited.
Oberlin Assistant Professor George E. Waln will present a clarinet recital in Warner Concert Hall on Tuesday November 1 at 730 PM. He will be joined by Akel Skjerne pianist Raymond Cert John Kendall violinists John Frazer cellist Donald Gibson string bass Marvin Howe French horn and John Baird bassoon. The program features Sonata in E flat major Back Sonata in E flat major Setaccioli and Septet op 20 by Beethoven.
Elyria readies its Chest campaign with Lawrence Webber heading a renewed organization. The drive begins Monday November 14 with Bishop Joseph Schrembs expected to address workers, as volunteers plan door to door solicitation to support local welfare and humanitarian institutions.
The piece presses voters to defeat Attorney General Verbert Duffy and back Republican challenger Thomas J. Herbert. It accuses Duffy of civil service hostility and private profits tied to banks and insurers, praising Herbert as an integral, capable reformer with a record as assistant AG and a pledge to clean up state government.
Washington column surveys Ohio Senate race probes amid alleged cash flows to Robert A Taft and allies. It notes Sheppard Committee bias toward incumbents, and ties to other potential contenders, while touching on British diplomacy post Munich and U.S. wheat subsidy debates amid Cabinet friction.
A compact collection of birthdays and anniversaries with notable figures from politics, arts, and industry. Includes Charles Pinckney Adelaide Philips Edward Harrigan Thomas Osburn Ellsworth Statler Charles Post Arthur Rogers and others, plus historical dates from 1766 to 1937 and a closing note on today’s outlook.
The Securities and Exchange Commission warns both factions to unite or face imposed regulations without further consultation. The note, dated 1938, stresses prompt cooperation to avoid enforcement actions.
Avon Lake council accepts the appointment of Neck Kekie Gordon Blackhall Willard Warner A C Collum Rod Bohnert and Henry Kotz as volunteer firemen. A protest complaint about Eagle Point Sa t utary Sewer is filed. Clerk to purchase a $1000 surety bond for the building inspector and to advertise for bids on a new police car.
Former ambassador to Germany William E. Dodd addresses Oberlin College students at Finney Chapel tonight at 6 45 P M. His talk is titled The Future of Democracy in a Dictator ridden World and discusses global political trends and the fate of democratic governance.
Brief mentions show a request to buy 50 tons of slag for road work. The page also records multiple social visits in Bay Village and nearby towns, with family gatherings and travels including Nussdorfer, Spade, Engel, and Gilman households. A note states Japan will control shipments of zip fasteners to America.
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