Church Adds About Thirty Members In Ceremony
A local church welcomed about thirty new members during a recent ceremony. The act increased the congregational rolls and reflected ongoing outreach activities within the community.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
3
A local church welcomed about thirty new members during a recent ceremony. The act increased the congregational rolls and reflected ongoing outreach activities within the community.
The Lorain county tax collection office announces opening details for the Lorain area with information on June 2 operations and related municipal arrangements.
Evangelist Charlie Taylor challenged evolution Sunday afternoon urging that there is no law of evolution. He claimed 7.64 billion monkeys would be needed to form a man and criticized scientists for lacking definite grounds for proof.
Mr Taylor outlines atheistic and theistic evolutionists arguing the universe arose from spiral nebulas and life began from nonliving matter. He asserts nothing of evolution is proven and the Bible is the majestic account, urging adherence to scripture while noting ongoing church activities and converts.
A J and A G Bauer open a milk depot at 346 Thirteenth Street serving raw milk for babies. The new plant features up to date machinery and a refrigerating system with all hours for inspection. Slogan emphasizes quality milk and prompt, satisfactory service to the public. More applicants seek admission to Camp Knox and other training posts.
Postings in the courthouse designate each office in the building with new signs. Additional signage at the probate office notes marriage certificates are available there. Other signs direct visitors to the clerk and sheriff offices upstairs.
Plan shows 104 of 137 Lorain high grads intend to continue studies next year. Girls mainly aim for teaching or stenography while boys pursue engineering or medical courses.
Four deaf youths swam in the Little Miami River Sunday afternoon. Gordon Struble aged 22 died, while the other three were rescued by campers.
June 2. John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, will address Ohio miners at Athens on June 10, officials of the Miner's Campaign here said today.
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