Divine services and voters meeting at local church
The church announces August 13 services German 9 30 and English 10 45 with a sermon on Exodus 32 1 14 about idolatry. A voters meeting is set for August 14 at 7 30 p m. A new teacher Mr FE O Haase is arriving from Seward Nebraska next week and the school board prepares classrooms. Pastor W J Kemnitz urges participation.
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Israel
God
Christ Jesus
FE. O. Haase
Seward
Nebr
W. J. Kemnitz
Casting Out Racketeers Sermon Series at Our Savior's Church
Our Savior's Community Church presents a sermon series titled Casting Out Racketeers Cleansing the Kingdom as part of A Century of Progress in Kingdom Building. The Sunday service runs 10 30 a m with special music by the women's chorus.
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Womens Chorus
S. S
Dramatic Club
Service League
C. Coleburn
J. Tatgenhorst
W. Bayer
Green Lake
Immanuel Evan Church Announces German Services
Corner Grant and Sheridan Street invites for divine services in German at 9 o'clock on Sundays with Sunday School at 10 o'clock A sabbath school organized for every age and a class for each age Parents are urged to bring children to worship and Sunday school Divine worship follows at 11 o'clock Teachers meet Tuesday evening and the pastor Ph H Bassler calls for full teacher participation.
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Divine Services
Greater Calumet Region Air Show at Ford Lansing Airport
The first annual air show at Ford Lansing Airport on August 26-27 will feature about 85 contestants including FEAL Toaird, designer of Jimmy Toolittle’s plane, with racing stunts bomb drops and parachute jumps. Air show plans emphasize full visibility via public address announcements, with admission 85 cents and free parking. Advance tickets through American Legionnaires. show HQ in Hammond at the Indiana hotel.
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Ford
Feal (Matty) Toaird
Jimmy Toolittle
Calumet
American Legionnaires
Greater Calumet Region
Fort Sheridan Letter Details Training Routine in 1948
Herman Schliemann outlines life at Fort Sheridan with Reds Whites and Blues years. Blues prepare for O R C commissions after BE RC tests while mornings feature drill and afternoons map sketching and signal training. About 780 cadets present with daily routines from reveille at 545 to lights out.
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Herman Schliemann
Fort Sheridan
Ft. Sheridan
the Pointer
Amp
BE. R. C
Signal Corps
Insurance Salesman and Prospect Monologue
A dialogue-free piece describes a salesman explaining policy options to a hopeful client. It outlines the typical pitch structure with questions about needs, coverage levels, and price. The fragment emphasizes the persuasion dynamic in a sales interaction.
Village Board Considers Roadwork and Sidewalk Project
The village seeks permission to remove concrete slabs on Greenwood road to allow grading, contingent on relief workers being available. The John Mackler Construction Company will build a sidewalk on Cottage Grove Avenue near the Shepard real estate office site. Public utilities and licensing issues, plus railroad communications, are discussed.
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Greenwood Road
Erffmeyer
John Mackler Construction Company
Cottage Grove Avenue
Shepard Real Estate
Mackler
Eaifmeyer
149Th
Chicago Street
Public Service Company
Weber E
Albert Miller
Mir Weber
Tealth
Diekman
Sibley Street
Lincoln Avenue
Sand Ridge
M. T
C. & E. I. Railway
144Th Street
Illinois Commerce Commission
Chicago
Willette Transfer Company
B. & O. Railroad
Doiton
Wenatchee girl wins western junior golf championship
Miss Alice Ann Andersen of Wen shit Wis wins the women western junior golf championship at Evanston, MI, defeating rivals in the tournament.
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Alice Ann Andersen
Wenshit
Wis
Evanston
Roosevelt school work nearly done and lights to be shut off
The village moved to discontinue street lights at 142nd and Halsted and at the Indiana avenue bridge and Highlawn hose house. The clerk was to notify the Public Service Company to turn off these lights. License fees and vehicle tax showed increases from 1932 to 1933 and 1935–38 figures. Committees approved semi monthly bills and accepted several communications including Elks tickets and a Modern Woodmen occupancy change.
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Roosevelt School
142Nd
Halsted
Indiana Avenue Bridge
Highlawn Hose House
Public Service Company
Torpy
Harvey Elks
Washington Park
Fred Ehlert
Helks
Victor Smith
Woodmen of America
Hell
88Th
TaSalle Street
Thistle
Lester Brankfelt
Reveatar Police
Walter Ortel
T. H. BR
Point with Pride: Optimism Needed for Community Progress
The article laments excess alarm and gloom in communities, urging more citizens to adopt a hopeful, proactive stance. It argues optimism inspires progress and that a single optimist is insufficient to drive positive change, calling for widespread forward-looking effort and willingness to accept change.
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Republic
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ST. Paul’s Church
138Th and
Leyden Avenue
Missouri Synod
OUR Savior’s Community Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Wabash
Herman Keiter
Immanuel Evan
Church Corner
Grant and
Sheridan St
Ph. H. Bassler
A. R. Harris Heating & Sheet Metal
Honman Avenue
Hammond
Carondelet Ave
So. Chi
Wm. C. Zesch and Son
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
Lansing
East 137Th Street
A. J. Allen
Prop
Fray’s Flower Shop
Dolton
Isaac Shilling
Harvey
E. 159Th St. South Holland
Mathiel
Expert Beauty Service
Joe
Michigan Av
Roseland
Bell System
Communications
Century of Progress
Converent Telephone
Anthony Basile Plumbing
Lincoln Ave. S
Carl Dieck
Malloy Coal Co
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