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| Manchester University Archives and Brethren Historical Collection |
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Full Listing > Search results for "Statler:"Click on the accession's accession number to see the full accession's information.| Topic | Accession # | Description Summary | | Convocation #129: Statler, Amy | MU2014/89 wave sound | Amy Statler presents a music oriented Senior Series Convocation on 10 May 1982. |
| Convocation List 1968 - 2008: Recordings | Convocation List of Recordings | A listing of Convocation cassette tapes and recordings. Some of these recordings have been digitized but this list does not reflect this information . |
| Muir, Gladdys: The Ken Brown Collection | MU2013/122 | Professor Ken Brown's collection of Gladdys Muir related materials. |
| Schutz, J. Raymond | MC2011/227, Folders 1 - 16 | J. Raymond Schutz - a man of many capabilities. He was a professor at Manchester College, husband, father and farmer, public speaker, pastor and minister of the First Brethren Church in North Manchester, Indiana, candidate for Congress in 1932 (Indiana) and a contendor in the 1936 race for Governor. The researcher can get a feel for Pre WWII Indiana and Indiana during war. Letters to soldiers are included as well as the names of men from North Manchester who were killed in the war. Topics include: Prohibition, economic recovery from the Great Depression, and the impact of Hitler 's Germany on Europe. Schutz was a contemporary with Andrew Cordier who participated in some of Schutz's political involvements. |
These items in the Church of the Brethren collection may also be helpful:Click on the record's record number to see the full record information.| Topic | Record # | Description Summary | | Beery, William and Statler, Ruth: Brethren People | BC2010/16 | "Invocation Hymn," by Ruth Statler (poet) and WIlliam Berry (composer)*. SIgnature of WiIliam Berry on the lower left corner. |
| Statler, Amy: Brethren People | Brethren People File: Statler, Amy | Clipping from October 1982 Messenger,
Goehle and Statler Join Sudan, Nigeria Projects." Article about Amy Statler and Ruth M. Goehle. |
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