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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1925

Page

8

Anti Evolution talk draws Rotarians into debate on science faith

Frank Wilford opened a luncheon talk at the Stary Club on evolution arguing it is popular yet misunderstood. He traced why opponents call it unproven, listing alleged flaws from 3,000,000 species to claims of life arising from matter, and cited eminent scientists who opposed evolution. Guests included Dr W J L Walker and R C Master as the Rev Ralph Sockman was announced as next speaker.

Frank Wiford Stary Club Gecfa Rd. Metcalf Oberlin Wilford Twen Imall Rbael W JL Walker R C Master Ralph Sockman Poserdt Madison Avenue New York City

Wedding of Wiiss Marjorie Williams at home in Loch Sree

The wedding of Miss Marjorie Williams of Ad enne and James Arthur Renouard took place at the bride's home with Rev Wr Burns officiating. Guests included Mrs Stoney and Mr Renouard as best man. The couple plan a honeymoon on the Great Lakes before settling at 111 Middle Avenue.

Marjorie Liles Mrs Stoney

Mildred Kraus Weds Leo Schnore in Elegant City Ceremony

Mildred Elizabeth Kraus became the bride of Leo Schnore in a town church wedding on Tuesday at eight. She wore an old fashioned bouque of bird of paradise flowers tied with yellow tulle and a white crepe gown with a long veil. Best man was Kraus’s brother. out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. T J Wookler and others. The couple planned to reside at 82 Williams Street.

Mildred Kraus Leo Schnore Vrepo Tulie Arys Mildred Elizabeth Kraus Wailham Leo Citrence Kraus

Local Fraternal and Church Meetings Promised This Week

Fraternal and church groups announce a week of gatherings including a VFW post and Rebekah Lodge at local halls. A prayer service is planned at the Episcopal Church and delegates from chapters in Akron gather for an annual meeting at Masonic Temple and other lodge events at Studs Hall and Wurst Hall.

N Cornel St Pauls Las Church Board of Church of Eets Studs Uir Rebekah Lodge Fellows Hill Iters

Lades Ald Society and Missionary Meeting Notes

The meeting of the Lades Ald Society of Grace Lutheran Church is set for the church parlors. The I Do Too Club will be entertained Thursday at Moss Wary Kinsman's home on Eleventh Street. The County Institute program featured Reede of Elementary Education giving an inspirational talk on listening to study. The Missionary Society of St Pauls Evangelical Church heard a program from Mrs Ed Fox and Mrs Karl Lehmann, with music by Louise Fox and Miss Alice Haginbotham. The group discussed aiding Elly Island and fostering foreigner citizenship. A luncheon followed. the group will reconvene the first Tuesday in October. Mrs Charles Alvord of San Antonio is visiting, and Mrs C T Winckles leaves for Jenaca Castle, New York.

Lades Ald Society of Grace Lutheran Church H Reede Missionary Society of Karl Lehmann Louise Fox Alice Heginbotham Moore Santa Charles Alvord San Antonio Texas Chum C. T Winckles Jenaca Castle New York

Teacher Changes Roles Shift in Class Atmosphere

An active attitude by student Mattqrrized the class as the lab atmosphere changed. Conferences listed Macher in charge of the elementary group and Bra terfield overseeing the senior group.

Chang' Imosphere Macher Braterfield

Elyria Kiwanis to Send Delegates to Ohio District Meet

Eight Elyria Kiwanis members chosen as official delegates will attend the Ohio district convention in Dayton on September 15 to 17. Delegates include Robert H Rice Thatcher Harold H Perry with others George Richwine Lo P Kasser Wm M Smith Nelson Fitch and Dr Betteridge and wives. The gathering will feature international topics, district officials elections, and a major exhibit of Kiwanis activities showcasing underprivileged child work.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Ohio Dayton Robert H Rice Jfe Thatcher Harold H Perry Kiwanis International Sessons Kiwanians Elyria George Richwine Lo P Kasser Wm M Smith Nelson Fitch Dr Betteridge

Pre-Uptial Shower Honors Miss Ruth Meyers

Miss Ruth Meyers receives a pre nuptial shower hosted by John Foster at the home of a former acquaintance. Prizes were awarded to Mildred Kofski and Alicea Kirby, with gifts gathered for the bride elect. A late luncheon followed and a yellow and white crepe basket displayed the presents, with out of town guests noted.

Ruth Meyers John Foster Ruth “Meyers George Wahriman Progressive Banco Mildred Kofski Alicea Kirby Xellie Bovlan Elec Ralph Hote Ruth Cutter Hanna Brown Loran

Clayson Sweet Is Honored At Surprise Party

A surprise party at the First Baptist church honors Clayton Sweet as he prepares to study for the ministry in Bluefield West Virginia. A wrist watch is presented by Mrs L Birdsall and several guests from Elyria Amherst McDonald and surrounding areas attend. The event features a program of feats and refreshments amid best wishes for his future.

BY Opl First Baptist Church Clayton Sweet Bluefield West Va Mr Sweet Sie L Birdsall Mre W | Lo Walker

Pageant at Pilgrim Church Enthralls Outdoor Audience

A large outdoor pageant titled The Happy Prince staged on Pilgrim Church grounds drew a vibrant crowd of about fifteen hundred. The evening featured a Japanese Parasol Drill and a procession of costumes in gas colors as performers including Mayor George Rehwer, Mrs. T C Cooley, and Harold Blake acted in a series of tableaux and roles such as Seamstress, Port, Clown, and Troubadours with many local residents participating.

Eieht Girtard Torer Mra Harold Servens Dwine Tinth T C Cooley Bos Harold Blake Port Robert Kirst Clonr Stanford Serond Cearge Mo Tay Fred Bauer Mer L Blake Pierrot Pierrette Irs Walter Travise Herbert Young Paul Stanford Poor Gualdien Arthur and Edward Dle Herbert Young Jr Harold Bauer Richard Anderson George Charles Schrivers Beerer Bert Hunter Piagist Iirs Glad+s Hines Reader Stanford C Hunmetick George “S Day Ruth Stanford Vaber Smith Flaine Cowen Mars Cox Flaine Hunter Gwendolyn Gaines Betty Hunter Jeannette Mo Cook Es Dames Anderson Shewill Galle Tlunter Wesse

Pretty Party at Ross Home Celebrates Birthday Anniversary

A party was held last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Ross at 11 Middle Avenue to mark the birthday anniversaries of the hosts. A bountiful dinner was served on the lawn for twenty four guests. Music readings and progressive pedro provided entertainment as guests departed late wishing the couple many happy returns.

J C Ross Middle Avenue Pedro Tostess

Grade School Girl Reserves Plan Picnic

The September meeting of the Grade School Girl Reserves will take the form of a picnic at Municipal Beach on Friday September éth. The girls and friends plan to meet Friday morning at nine thirty, then travel by streetcar. Nachel will bring a bathing suit and a basket lunch, and the association hopes for a large turnout.

Municipal Beach Nachel

Local personals note jam packed with travel and visits

Mr and Mrs J B Williams return from two weeks in Ham ton and Toronto. A L Fhipps and C C Osborn depart for Columbus for the State Fair. Harley Decker and Mrs Angle Decker spend the week in Toledo and Sart. Mrs William Musser visits the Decker home. Emma Fitzpatrick and Marie Orsen spend weekend in Columbus for the State Fair. Mr and Mrs J G Wagner to Detroit after a month with relatives. Oscar Dunn guests with friends after trips to Johnstown and Huntington. Esther Weaver visits Findlay. Laura Powell hosts guests. Charles Gardner and son visit. Eliza Beth Waisorth with L Rose on business trip to Miami. Harold Robinson suffers broken nose at Elisha High School game. Mrs William Chambers announces birth of baby son yesterday at Mesiveral hospital. G A Herbert hosts dinner guests Moann and Mrs Shade and Mrs Striss Snyder of Greenville.

J B Williams Middle Avenue Hamton Toronto Canada A L Fhipps C C Osborn Columbus Harley Decker Angle ‘Decker Second Street Toledo Desart William Musser Decker Murray Ridge Emma Fitzpatrick Franceton Avenue Marie Orsen Fast River Street J G. Wagner Detroit Michgen Oscar Dunn Johnstown Huntington Esther Weaver Findlay Wailliam Gurney Harland Brown John Powell Laura Powll Loran Chales Gardner Donald Vass Elizabeth WaiSorth Mansfeld J de Papker L Rose Miorida Harold Robnson Clark Street Prac Jong Elsha Mesvisral Hospital Herbert Chase Street Mo Ann L Shade Striss Snyder Greenville

AIL Roadsters Tour Notation With Ticket Prices

Fragmentary note lists tour departures and ticket figures. Mentions roadsters and coupes with prices near $1.50 and $1.75. Ambiguity limits precise event or venue details.

Local social notes list visitors and travelers

Me and Mrs William Conry and son Billy and Fred Parke and Mary Healy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer. Last evening Miss Virginia Saunders of Middle Avenue left for a week's sojourn at Mackinac Island. Mrs C O McDowell of Lakewood, Mrs O D Chapin and Mrs JT Borger of Medina Ohio visited MrsId Moyam of Twelfth Street yesterday.

William Conry Billy Fred Parke Mary Healy Sunda Fred Bauer Virginia Saunders Middle Avenue Ffor Mackinac Island C. O McDowell Lakewood O D Chapin JT Borger Medina Ohio Twelfth Street Yesteragy

Police report and dance event near Yellow Line

A CalimA caller from Louisiana avenue reports several intoxicated men causing noise in a house near the yellow line. A big phonary hop contest is hosted by An chorian Club at H-R dance pavilion on Tuesday September 3 with music by Sam Girace and his Cleveland Beach orchestra.

G W. Wingard Louisiana Avenue Yellow Line Anchorian Club H-R Dance Miusie Sam Girace Cleveland Beach Orchestra

John Dora Arrested on Intoxication Charge

Tracks from the scene prompted police to investigate leading to the arrest of John Dora on a charge of intoxication.

John Dora

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