Church Notes at St John’s Ev Lutheran and Local Churches
Sunday church services listed for St John’s Ev Lutheran Miacer Synod with English and German sessions at 4, 8:43, 10:15 a and 7:45 PM. German Baptist at Harlem and Dixon with 9 AM, 10:30 AM services, 6:45 PM Young People, 7:45 PM evening service. St Paul’s Lutheran with English 10 AM and German 1 PM services, league events, men’s and ladies groups, Boy Scouts, choir, and teachers meeting.
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ST. John's EV
Lutheran Miacer Synod
Wagner
Circle Ave
German Baptist Cornet
Harlem Avenue
Dixon Wrest
Community Methodist Episcopal Church Notices
Corner Thomas avenue and Adams street Rev W L Clapp pastor 620 Hannah avenue Forest 22 Sunday school 9 45 a m Regular sermon 11 a m Vi Ola Dietz organist Epworth League 6 30 p m Choral rehearsal Friday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Monthly official board meeting first Wednesday 7 30 p m
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Thomas Avenue
Adams Street
W. L. Clapp
Hannah Avenue
Forest
Migs Viola Dietz
Epworth League
Saint Peters Lutheran Church Schedule and Activities
St Peters Lutheran Church on Hannah Avenue lists services English at 10 am and German at 11 am. Sunday School at 9 am. various groups meet weekly including Choir Fridays, Luther League Thursdays, and Young Women's Missionary Society on alternate Tuesdays. First Presbyterian Church schedule shown with 9:46 am Sunday School and 10:30 am Children's Day program.
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ST. Peter's
Fea
Brotherhood
Ladies’ Aid
Loyal Circle
Young Women's Missionary’ Society
Luther League
Hoy Scouts
First Presbyterian Church
Desington Street
Ferdinand Age
Ira L. Livingston
Sunday and church services schedule update
The notice lists Sunday school and morning church service. Senior and Young People's meeting at 7 PM. Junior Endeavor Mondays at 7 PM. Intermediates Tuesdays 7 30 PM. Banquet and program for new kitchen Saturday June 16 at 4 45 PM. Boy Scouts Fridays 7 PM. Choir rehearsal Fridays 7 45 PM.
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New Kitchen Spenine
Oak Park church services and reading room details
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Oak Park on Oak Park Ave and Ontario Street lists services Sundays at 10 45 a m with the subject God the Preserver of Man plus Wednesday 8 pm and Sunday school at 1205 pm Reading room at 719 South Boulevard near Oak Park Ave open each weekday morning to afternoon and often to evening hours Sunday hours 3 to 6 pm
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Oak Park
Oak Park Ave
Ontario Street
God
Man
South Boulevard
Christian Science Services and Scripture Readings
The piece describes a Christian Science Sunday with the Golden Text from Revelation 4 11 and Lesser Sermon citations. It cites Bible excerpts about God omnipresence and creatorship and references Mary Baker Eddy's Relience and Health with Key to the Scriptures as a source for the sermon themes.
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Lenson-Hermon
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Haker Eddy
Hengen
Bat
Library notes and nursery ad blend in local page
A rounded page item lists Library Notes with many A L A Booklist titles and authors, plus a Nursery Company ad detailing plants for summer planting. It mentions Forest Park library holdings and a Chipmunk species note with an average size of about ten inches.
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Forest Park
PFUND
Lake Street
Eleshurat
Pacific
Nature
Ambert Massachusetts Named for Governor Pownall
The town of Ambert, Mass, was named by Governor Pownall when incorporated in 175¢ in honor of Lord Amherst who took over in America and later served as commander in chief of the colonies. He did not found Ambaret college, which is named simply for the town.
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Ambert
Mass
Pownall
Lord Amherst
America
Asercor
Virginia
Ambaret College
Ancestor Worship, Hi Ho on Respect From Future Generations
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown says ancestor worship is valuable only if it reminds us to demean ourselves to deserve respect from future generations. Washington Star quotes the remark.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington
Man and His Ancestors in an omnibus recital
A compact omnibus line presents Oliver Wendell Holmes's idea that every man is surrounded by all his ancestors, inviting reflection on lineage and personal history through a concise literary image.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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T. Paul's Lutheran Church
A. G. Wenninger
Dixon Street
Brown Avenue
Awartburg League
Community Methodist Episcopal
Christian Science Churches
J. Mohr & Sons
Gewer
Ofica
Maple Avenue
Harrison Street
Phoura
Euclid
Mike Demma
Madison St
Beloit Avenue
Doris Hat Shop
Madison Street
Forest 1664
John Zimmerman
Madison
Harlem
Library Notes
Bromfield
Byrne
Hangman's House
Deeping
Sorrel and Son
Deland
the Kays
Dreiser
Ertz
Show Boat
Fisher
Gale
Galsworthy
Trail Makers
Middle Border
Glasgow
Nason—Cheverons
Walpole
Harmer John
Boottn
Beebe
Beer
Browne
de Krhif
Durant
Grey
Keyserling
Sullivan
Mayme Maly
Phone Forest
John C. Troeger
Beating River Forest
Ill
Iake St
Ernest Dechelin
Concordia Cemetery
Madison and
Rivee Forest
Rayons
Beau
KOTEX
Sale
Men’s Athletic Union
Ita
Rayon
Lance Bros
West Point
Jacksor Servan
Lakestreet
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